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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 17, 2015
Filed:
Dec. 01, 2011
Daniel Godwin, Burswood, AU;
Jason Le-on Chong, Mount Hawthorn, AU;
Walter Kelly Tan DE Jesus, Canning Vale, AU;
David Granatelli, Lilyfield, AU;
Chris Michael Gilbert, Wavell Heights, AU;
Craig Stuart Ashley, Lane Cove, AU;
Daniel Godwin, Burswood, AU;
Jason Le-On Chong, Mount Hawthorn, AU;
Walter Kelly Tan De Jesus, Canning Vale, AU;
David Granatelli, Lilyfield, AU;
Chris Michael Gilbert, Wavell Heights, AU;
Craig Stuart Ashley, Lane Cove, AU;
Honeywell International Inc., Morristown, NJ (US);
Abstract
An automated event viewing method for a process control network that includes a plurality of distributed control system (DCS) servers that receive process event data from one or more industrial processes, wherein each DCS server is connected to one or more operator consoles for monitoring the one or more industrial processes. The method includes receiving process event data of the industrial processes in real time from the plurality of DCS servers and transmitting in real time the process event data of the industrial processes to one or more operator consoles that are not connected to the DCS server from which the process event data originated.