TransSECS/IoT provides an easy way to create SECS/GEM interfaces for IIoT systems. It provides SECS/GEM access using standard IoT protocols such as REST, OPC UA, MQTT and more. TransSECS/IoT natively supports Azure IoT, Mindsphere, AWS IoT and other Cloud platforms. You can deploy to your Cloud or use the TransSECS IoT server stand-alone product that you can run on any desktop, IIoT, or Edge Device - Windows, Linux or other platforms.

Cloud platforms provide a secure, flexible, easy to configure and very cost effective solutions. It can cost as much as $30,000 a year to have a third-party monitor the health of your database servers and other critical systems. You can get the same level of service, including databases and middleware servers for as little as $100/month from a Cloud Service Provider, such as Amazon's AWS.

You define the tool VIDs (values you make available to the host), ALIDs (alarms) and CEIDs (events) within the TransSECS editor. You can also add messages for host control (start, stop, etc.) and for recipe management as needed. TransSECS manages all the complexity of connecting and configuration the host. The values from events and other messages are be published in industry standard JSON format.

TransSECS/IOT lets you scale from a small data collection or FDC system to simple recipe selection to full fab automation.

You can view or download our Quick Start MQTT Host Guide here or by clicking on the image below.

Building the interface in the TransSECS Editor:

Deploy directly from TransSECS - to the Cloud, at the Edge or standalone.

Sample Azure Telemetry Data

Each received value is published
{"gemhost.variables.vid.gasflow":"33.809"}
{"gemhost.variables.vid.processtemperature":"50.923"}
{"gemhost.variables.vid.setpoint":"50"}
{"gemhost.variables.vid.wafercount":"1"}
Each report is published in JSON format
{"gemhost.variables.rptid.rptid100": { "RPTID100": [ {"GasFlow":"33.809", "type":44 },{"ProcessTemperature":"50.923", "type":44 },{"SetPoint":"50", "type":54 },{"WaferCount":"1", "type":54 } ], "rptid":100, "timestamp":"2019-04-05 15:18:39.689"}}
Each complete event with timestamp
{"gemhost.variables.ceid.started": { "STARTED": [ { "RPTID100": [ {"GasFlow":"33.809", "type":44 },{"ProcessTemperature":"50.923", "type":44 },{"SetPoint":"50", "type":54 },{"WaferCount":"1", "type":54 } ], "rptid":100} ], "ceid":7501, "timestamp":"2019-04-05 15:18:39.689"}}

Message are sent by sending JSON messages to TransSECS IOT

Sending the "Host Command Start" message
{ "gemhost.hostcommandstart.recipename":"MyRecipe26", "gemhost.hostcommandstart.sendmessage":1 }
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Once complete you can then deploy it on a variety of platforms including Windows, Linux and others. May we suggest our hugely popular Raspberry Pi solution: