Invensys Systems, Inc.

Aveva Software, LLC

Ivensys Systems, Inc.

John Joseph Krajewski, Iii

Steven Michael Weinrich

Dave Tran

Raju Uthu Kumar

Douglas Paul Kane

Abhijit Manushree

Derrick C Jones

Julius Robert Kambach

Manoranjan Kumar Singh

Robert Christopher Coble

Automated configuration of graphical user interface screens of industrial software applications. An application executing on a computing device utilizes a navigation model representing hierarchies of navigation items to automate placement of graphical components in appropriate locations on the graphical user interface.

Automated graphical user interface configuration

A system manages human machine interface (HMI) applications for industrial control and automation. Software instructions stored on a tangible, non-transitory media and executable by a processor receive data indicative of a manufacturing/process control system being monitored and display a user interface indicative of a status of the manufacturing/process control system being monitored wherein the status is based on the received data.

Human machine interface (HMI) system having elements with alarm border animation

Human-machine interface (HMI) system having process trend visualization (trend pen)

Human machine interface (HMI) system having a symbol wizard creator

A redundant host pair runtime arrangement is disclosed for a process control network environment. The arrangement includes a primary network. A first partner of a fail-over host pair operates on a first machine communicatively connected to the primary network. The first partner hosts a set of executing application components in accordance with an active role assigned to the first partner. A second partner of the fail-over host pair operates on a second machine communicatively connected to the primary network. The second partner hosts a non-executing version of the set of executing application components in accordance with a standby runtime role. A monitoring process, operating separately upon the first machine, senses a failure of the first partner, and in response, initiates a notification to the second partner to take over the active role.

Runtime failure management of redundantly deployed hosts of a supervisory process control data acquisition facility

A system is disclosed for providing transparency between fail-over host partners for data acquisition clients of a redundancy-enabled host in a supervisory process control data acquisition application runtime environment. The system includes a name resolution table for mapping location-independent reference names to network location-specific addresses. A location-independent name is assigned to the redundancy-enabled host comprising an active host partner and a standby host partner. A messaging infrastructure serves clients of the redundancy-enabled host. The messaging infrastructure maintains a name to address translation for each reference of the client to subscribed data on the redundancy-enabled host such that a same name is used to reference data on the redundancy-enabled host without regard to which one of the redundancy-enabled host partners is presently active.

Transparent relocation of an active redundant engine in supervisory process control data acquisition systems

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John Joseph Krajewski, Iii