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OMI in the Industrial Ecosystem

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Key Challenges ofMachine Builders & Users
1.

Proliferation of automation networks in machine
automation.

2.

Long useful life of machine assets which results in many
installations with legacy networks.

3.

Machine builders motivated to provide a high-value
machine differentiated from their competition on price andperformance relative to asset turnover, not overallequipment effectiveness.

4.

To maintain machines, manufacturers need to give OEMs
secure, remote access to the information being shared frommachine-to-machine as well as from the machines tosupervisory systems including line controllers, MES andenterprise applications.

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Multi-Organization Partnership

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Typical Use CasesMachine-toSupervisory
Communication

OMI
Machine-toMachine
Communication

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CommunicationConnectivity

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Timeline & Related Topics

SIGs• On-going energy
enhancements• Safe motion
enhancements toCIP Safety• Integration ofI/O-Link devices
Technical Papers• ODVA 2012
IndustryConference

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Technical Approach

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Technical Approach
UC3 – Communication Connectivity

OPTIONAL BLENDED INFRASTRUCTURE FORSYSTEMS USING ETHERNET/IP AND SERCOS III
What this means for ODVA
and EtherNet/IP vendors…

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What this means for sercos internationaland sercos III vendors…

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Technical ApproachUCs 1 & 2: Machine Communication

Common attribute sets for CIP, sercos and OPC UA for
logical groups of machine data needed forcommunications to supervisory and executive systems.

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OMI IN ACTION
Typical Architectural Scenariosand Data Types
for Machine Communication
to Supervisory Systems

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UC2: Machine-to-Supervisory Communication
Architectural Scenarios

Machine communication
to the MES layer following various paths - an OPC UA
server, external line controller or native communication
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UC2: Machine-to-Supervisory Communication
Architectural Scenarios

Machine communication
to the MES layer following various paths - an OPC UA
server, internal line controller or native communication
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Typical Flow of Machine Data Types

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Session Panel• VOLKER ALT, BOSCH REXROTH• PAUL HUNKAR, OPC FOUNDATION• PETER LUTZ, SERCOS INTERNATIONAL• CLIFF WHITEHEAD, ROCKWELL AUTOMATION• KATHERINE VOSS, ODVA, ALSO PARTICIPATING AS PANEL MODERATORCURRENT PARTICIPANTS ON THE TASK FORCEVolker Alt, Bosch Rexroth ● Tom Burke, OPC Foundation
Scott Hibbard, Bosch Rexroth ● Pascal Hampikian, Schneider ElectricPaul Hunkar, OPC Foundation ● Peter Lutz, sercos international
Paul Taylor, Cisco Systems ● Katherine Voss, ODVA
Cliff Whitehead, Rockwell Automation

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Technical Work

Evolve Data Models for UC2 in 2013

Machine-to-Supervisory Communication

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Q&A

For a written overview of ODVA’s
Machinery Initiative, visit www.odva.org
and download the white paper.

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