Labview for batch processing

dear sir,
i am using labview7.0 for scada application using dsc module. In this application we are aquiring data from instrument. Now i want to develope scada software using labview dsc module for batch processing. But i donot have any idea about batch processing. Please help me to know more about batch processing. And how can i develope the scada software for that
thanking you
falgandha

Hello,
Batch processing typically involves raw materials that are
combined to mix or react in a certain sequence over a period of time to
produce the completed output. Often, different recipes are used to
combine the materials in different ways and with different sequences to
change the outcome. Automation is used in batch processing to precisely
control quantities, times and sequences (description found with a Google search of 'batch processing'), and you can use LabVIEW DSC to control your system. This is accomplished by using data items called tags bound to your hardware. To send a command to your hardware, you would write a new value to a tag bound to that hardware. Hardware could include PLC's, Fieldpoint controllers, RTU's, Modbus devices, etc. Most commonly, you will connect the tags to your hardware via an OPC server. OPC servers are available from NI, the PLC manufacturer, and several 3rd-party vendors such as Kepware.
Providing you with more detailed information will be difficult without a more specific question I can help you with The DSC Module help and shipping examples will get you started with creating your application, so I'd recommend giving those a look. If you have a more specifc question about how to do something in LabVIEW, let us know and we'll be glad to help!
Cheers,
Matt Pollock
National Instruments

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