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The Core Components

NTMC core consists of the following components:

  • MCEX - Master Controller Executive
  • IOEX - Input Output Executive
  • RUEX - Remote Unit Executive
  • MCSA - Master Controller Security Administrator
  • MCDA - Master Controller Data Analyzer
  • MCED - Master Controller Configuration Editor
  • MCEV - Master Controller Event Viewer
  • TPGM - Evaluator Program Tester and Debugger

MCDA, MCED and MCEV are integrated throughout the NTMC system, including the application modules, and can be invoked on-line with a push-button, or off-line, when the system is down. 


The Core High Level Services

Include:

  • SCADA functions, including
    - Data evaluation facility - user defines equations for processing of incoming, or locally resident data
    - One-line diagrams
    - Remote unit manual and automatic polling
    - Remote switch operation
    - Timed switch management - control codes are periodically sent to timed switches which need state refreshing
    Event logging, searching, retrieval, printing, and archiving
  • System configuration editing (on-line, and off-line)
  • Long term data recording, archiving, retrieval, analysis, printing, plotting, and exporting
  • Automatic daily system backups
  • Communication routing - for remote units too far, or otherwise inaccessible directly by the master
  • System startup and shutdown (entire system, or by component)
  • Server functions - allow remote client computers to connect via one, or several of the supported communications media, and manage the system remotely
  • Help system - A collection of files with step by step instructions on how to initiate the various procedures
  • User interface management
  • System debugging facilities
  • System licensing facilities
  • System security - implemented via MCSA (authentication and authorization services), and the operating system


The Core Low Level Services

Include:

  • Management of communications
  • Communications protocols
  • Device drivers
  • Clients and servers - their implementation and synchronization when using shared communications channels
  • Remote Unit Support - drivers which enable the system to talk to the various models of hardware in the field
  • Database management - management, mapping  and integration of the various databases (I/O points, RUs, RU domains, routes, communications, evaluator files, system component state files, user interface setting lists, operating system registry resident settings, etc.)
  • Security functions - remote clients must be authenticated before accepted by a server

More on how NTMC implements above can be found by visiting the individual core component pages - see the links at the top of this page.

 

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