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Applying WAP Technology in Control Applications

Overview Singapore Polytechnic wanted to control and monitor a process remotely using WAP technology. They implemented Foundation Fieldbus pilot plant with a WAP hand-held device using National Instruments Lookout and Fieldbus configuration software. The WAP protocol uses a layered architecture similar to that of a computer network. Singapore Polytechnic also loaded an application server running National Instruments Fieldbus configurator and Lookout for connecting to a Foundation Fieldbus pilot plant. This solution provided a good alternative to other solutions and used Web server and ASP pages special client software eliminating additional costs.

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Publisher	National Instruments	File Format	HTML
Date Published	November 2004	Downloads	19
Format	Case Studies
Topics	WAP, Monitoring Systems

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