01 / IGNITION

Real time means more than fast screen updates. Work orders, barcode scans, SOPs, equipment, materials, quality, and operator feedback must stay connected to the same production context. We use Ignition to turn live signals into work that operators can carry out safely.

GATEWAY / PRODUCTION
HEALTHY

TAG LOAD

STABLE

CONNECTIONS

ONLINE

REDUNDANCY

READY

MAINTENANCE

PLANNED

PERSPECTIVEVISIONOPC UAMQTTHISTORIANALARMINGMODULE SDK

01 / REAL-TIME APPLICATIONS

Turn real-time data into
tools your team uses every day.

Behind each screen are PLCs, barcode scanners, printers, process documents, work orders, and enterprise systems. A real-time application earns its value when these connections remain coordinated during faults and exceptions.

01

Monitoring, control and maintenance

Define clear operating boundaries for equipment status, interlocks, manual controls, and maintenance, with visible faults and feedback for each action.

02

Barcode-driven workstation execution

Validate work orders and serial numbers before starting the correct workflow, then coordinate SOPs, recipes, labels, and equipment actions to prevent errors.

03

Manufacturing operations and product genealogy

Bring work orders, equipment, material lots, inspection results, and product relationships into one real-time workspace, so execution decisions and traceability rely on actual production records.

04

Alarms and engineering diagnostics

Connect alarms, I/O states, communication messages, and recovery actions so engineers can locate faults with less guesswork during downtime.

02 / ARCHITECTURE

An industrial data core needs open integration.

Ignition can do more than SCADA without replacing every MES, ERP, or control system. It provides shared connectivity, live status, and operator interfaces, and can bring work orders, equipment, materials, quality, and product genealogy into a manufacturing operations workspace built around shop-floor tasks.

OT

PLC · Robot · Sensor

UNS

OPC UA · MQTT · API

RT

Tag · Alarm · Event

IT

MES · ERP · Cloud

SYSTEM HEALTH / LIVE

Production readiness review

Connectivity and fault recovery

Redundancy, offline buffering, and reconnection strategies

Permissions and action auditing

Roles, areas, and critical action tracking

Alarm management

Priorities, suppression, acknowledgement, and escalation

Performance and maintainability

Tag models, script boundaries, and diagnostics

Releases and changes

Environment isolation, rollback, and version history

03 / DELIVERY

Start on the shop floor,
validate in production.

Equipment constraints, operator practices, exception handling, and recovery procedures determine whether an application works on the shop floor. We validate it against actual production cycle times and conditions.

STEP 01

Understand production actions

Follow work orders, code scanning, equipment response and exception handling through the real process to confirm system boundaries.

STEP 02

Build real-time models

Model equipment, workstations, products, and states as reusable objects to keep the system maintainable as it grows.

STEP 03

Build shop-floor applications

Build Perspective / Vision interfaces and application logic around operator and engineer tasks.

STEP 04

Verify in production

Validate the system under actual cycle times, communication outages, product changeovers, shift handovers, and recovery scenarios.

Ignition implementation, development and integration

Ducui Technology delivers Ignition engineering services for new projects and existing systems, connecting equipment, operator workflows and business data, with validation under production conditions.

Ignition SCADA / HMI implementation

Define monitoring requirements, operator permissions and failure scenarios, then configure the Gateway, connect PLC data, develop alarm and historian applications, and validate commissioning and recovery procedures.

Custom Perspective / Vision development

Develop Ignition screens and scripts for operators, process engineers and maintenance teams. Connect barcode verification, electronic work instructions, recipes and workstation execution, with custom Java Module SDK development where platform extensions are needed.

MES / ERP, SQL database and API integration

Integrate Ignition with existing MES, ERP, SQL databases and business APIs. Define ownership of work order dispatch, status updates and production reporting to reduce manual entry and inconsistent records.

Unified Namespace architecture and MQTT / OPC UA integration

Design a Unified Namespace (UNS) around equipment, workstations and production states. Use OPC UA data connections and MQTT messaging as appropriate to give industrial IoT (IIoT) applications a shared data context.

Ignition performance tuning and system modernization

Diagnose Gateway load, tag subscriptions, scripts and database access. Review alarms, reconnection behavior and deployment rollback to make existing SCADA and shop-floor applications easier to maintain.

Historian, SQL Bridge and SFC process sequencing

Select Historian, SQL Bridge and Sequential Function Charts (SFC) modules around data retention, database transactions and process sequences. Develop trend views, data logging and recipe workflows according to project requirements and licensed modules.

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