RSView32

RSView32 RSWater 3.5 Demo Project

July 26, 2002

“Where's your WWTP demo?” the client asked right before dismissing RSView32 for his project.

Not that it was a big system by any means, and it wasn't that RSView32 isn't installed in a hundred different WWTP plants. But this client wasn't going to buy a product that didn't have a demo of his industry.

That experience lead me down a long road which culminated in the creation of this modified demo, which I first showed at the New England Water Works Trade Show.

This version of Rockwell's RSWater demo, dubbed by me as version 3.5, is actually a combination of a few Rockwell demos: RSWater 1 & 2 for RSView32, as well as screens from the Water Demo for RSViewSE.

Note: Special thanks goes out to the guys at Rockwell for exporting the SE graphics to RSView32 to make the Water section possible.

RSView32 Version: 6.40
Additional Requirements: None
I/O Size: 0
File Size: 3.45 mb
Uploaded on: 8-1-02
Original Developed By: Rockwell Software
Modified into current form by: Shawn Michael Tierney

Update: 03-16-04 Posted new 3.5 version which has the following additions:

Alarm Screen
RSMessenger Screen
VBA Reports
User Security

Download Link: RSView32 RSWater 3.5

Sincerely,

Shawn Tierney
Automation Instructor and Blogger

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Shawn began programming as a pre-teen in the early 80's, and after earning a degree in Electronics he worked as an Automation Specialist for 25 years. In 1999 Shawn launched his first website which was the pre-cursor to TheAutomationBlog.com which he launched in 2013. Today Shawn continues to publish and edit content for The Automation Blog while also teaching PLC, HMI, and SCADA courses at TheAutomationSchool.com.