Setting up the PanelView Plus 6 to be a VNC server: This product came with a ViewME runtime installed and also supported being used as a VNC server. You can see it pictured above – it's the HMI with the gray bezel on the left. Note: Prior to the release of the PanelView Plus line and Machine Edition 3.0, Rockwell had a 6181 Industrial “Windows CE” PC they promoted as an HMI.
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In fact, Rockwell has been providing a VNC server for certain versions of it's PanelView products for some time now. And with it enabled you can monitor and control your PanelView Plus remotely from any VNC client.īefore we go into the details of setting up VNC on the PVPlus, lets first be clear which PanelView Plus models have the ability to be a VNC server: PanelView Plus support for VNC: Note: You can find more detailed information about VNC at this Wikipedia page. While Terminal Services, now known as Remote Desktop Services, is still a valid solution for Server based applications, today smaller systems often use Virtual Network Computing (aka VNC) to enable remote monitoring and control. In fact, in the picture to the right you can see me back in 2002 with a Windows CE based HP Jornada Pocket PC on display (on kiosk behind me) running RSView32 Active Display Client via Terminal Services. The ability to use handheld devices with HMI or SCADA systems has been around for a long time. In today's article we'll discuss how you can remotely monitor and control your Allen-Bradley PanelView Plus using VNC (Virtual Network Computing.) UPDATE: To see this same procedure for a PanelView Plus 7 click HERE.
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