DANAHER S21260-SRS Servo Drives

The DANAHER S21260-SRS creates a library of routines to simplify the development of compatible FDT/FRAME applications that provide an open, integrated, single access point for networks and installed assets. Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) can use these tools to develop FDT/FRAME with company-specific branding, bundling FRAME applications with DTMs and distributing them to customers as a complete turnkey solution for device parameterisation. In addition, Universal Components can be integrated with engineering applications such as Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) programming tools, Distributed Control Systems (DCS), asset management applications or any other type of software application. The Common Component Toolkit encapsulates the FDT specification. Developers can link their graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to the components through defined software interfaces, providing a familiar user experience for customers and a native look and feel for the FDT/FRAME interface in the application.

The DANAHER S21260-SRS also allows you to focus on other application tasks without having to deal with the implementation of the FDT specification.DTM Common Components is a toolkit for the development of FDTs/DTMs for smart devices that ensures compliance with the FDT standard. The Common Components meet all the basic low-level software coding requirements for instrument manufacturers developing FDT-based smart devices. They can be used for both simple and complex devices, enabling these instruments to be integrated with FDT/FRAME-enabled systems.The FDT Common Components have been inter-tested through a series of regression tests. This ensures that FRAME and DTM products built using common components are interoperable when they arrive in the field. The use of these kits also accelerates the testing of dtm INSPECTOR certification tools through the official FDT Group certification process. FDT-enabled solutions with common components automatically green light a series of test cases that would otherwise need to be executed separately.