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The FAST/TOOLS package is a distributed supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system that is powerful, state of the art and flexible.

The SCADA System that evolves with your needs

Many industrial companies and utilities rely on FAST/TOOLS from Yokogawa, to deliver the high levels of data integration and guaranteed data integrity they demand. The secret of FAST/TOOLS’ success in these critical applications is its highly reliable design, combined with exceptional performance and on-line configuration capability. That all adds up to support for the highest levels of efficiency and outstanding quality in industrial processes.

The open architecture of FAST/TOOLS provides easy access to the system. It allows you to integrate extra functionality in addition the wide range of standard functions. The FAST/TOOLS design is based on an open client/server architecture and supports standards such as ODBC and OPC.

FAST/TOOLS is available on industry-standard operating systems, including Windows, IBM AIX, Sun Solaris and Linux. TCP/IP network communications supports a wide variety of distributed systems over either LAN, WAN or GPRS.

FAST/TOOLS is scalable from less than a hundred to more than a million I/O points, and supports multiple architectures from single node solutions to multi-node client/server systems.

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The Next Generation SCADA & Process Management Software FAST/TOOLS R9.01

GPRS for SCADA-RTU

To make the most of the advantages of GPRS, Yokogawa's STARDOM and FAST/TOOLS SCADA package have several functions that reduce the number of packets that must be sent.

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