MYNAH's MiMiC v3.1.0 HELPS PROCESS PLANTS COMPETE & MAINTAIN PROFITABILITY
ST. LOUIS, MO - January 6, 2009 -- MYNAH Technologies announces the release of its MiMiC v3.1.0 Simulation Software for operator training and automation system testing. This release includes major enhancements that provide greater simulation dynamics, performance and ease-of-use.
The new MiMiC Server release provides multi-user support to a single MiMiC application based upon Microsoft's Server 2003 Remote Terminal Services. This option allows up to ten users access to the same MiMiC
application from a standard Microsoft Windows XP or Vista desktop. It allows remote access for simulation development, large-scale automation system testing, or multiple operator training instructor stations. As part of the MiMiC Server, MYNAH's development team built the MiMiC Access Control Layer. This application works with Microsoft Server 2003 to coordinate the access requests of users on the system, protect the integrity of the simulation database, and simplify the management of the multi-user simulation environment.
The enhanced MiMiC Operator Training Manager is a complete redesign that simplifies the development and execution of operator training sessions while providing additional flexibility and capabilities. The Operator Training Manager in MiMiC v3.1.0 runs as a service instead of an application, allowing the user to configure training scenarios, take Process Snapshots, and run operator training sessions directly from MiMiC Explorer. In addition, training sessions and process snapshots can be loaded and run from the graphical MiMiC Component Studio. Component Studio can now provide the full functionality of an operator training instructor station including the ability to drive ad-hoc training scenarios.
An enhanced OPC Server is a standard part of MiMiC v3.1.0, allowing open access to process models, operator training scenarios, process snapshot controls, and global registers when MiMiC is off or on-line. This allows the user open access and integration with 3rd-party simulation packages or data visualization systems such as plant
dashboards.
The new MiMiC v3.1.0 Simulated IO Driver for HIMA provides a high performance simulation interface for HIMA's RTS Soft PLC Visualization Gateway application. It can be used only with a HIMA system or in combination with any basic process control system using HIMA for the safety system.
MiMiC v3.1.0 has been released for any new system purchases. MiMiC users who are current on MiMiC Software Support can upgrade to MiMiC v3.1.0 for no additional charge.
MiMiC Simulation Software is a dynamic process and I/O simulation solution designed for automation system testing and operator training. MiMiC is scalable from small to large projects, offering a solution for any process industry user. Unlike other simulation offerings, MiMiC is designed to be implemented by the end-user so that
developing, modifying, and maintaining dynamic simulation is easy and cost-effective.
MiMiC works with many off-line process control systems, including Emerson Process Management DeltaV, Schneider Electric Unity and Quantum platforms, Previse ABB Simulator, and other automation systems that support the OPC or Open Modbus TCP/IP protocols. By testing their automation system and training operators with MiMiC, process companies worldwide have increased product quality while reducing time to market, cost, and risk. MiMiC is a proven tool for both Capital Project Excellence (CapEx) and Operational Excellence (OpEx) initiatives.
About MYNAH Technologies: MYNAH Technologies (www.mynah.com) is a leading provider of Simulation Software for automation system software acceptance testing and operator training. MYNAH's MiMiC Simulation
Software is used in more than 900 sites in 68 nations across the globe ranging from hydrocarbon production and refining to chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech. MYNAH has been recognized by CONTROL, Control Engineering, and Chemical Processing for their simulation solutions and exceptional service. MYNAH Technologies is a wholly-
owned subsidiary of Experitec, Inc., located in Chesterfield, Missouri, USA.
MYNAH and MiMiC are marks of Experitec, Inc. All other marks are property of their respective owners. Information on MYNAH's products and technologies can be found at: www.mynah.com
Additional Point of Contact at MYNAH Technologies:
Jason Covington +1 (636) 681-1587
mailto:jason.covington@mynah.com
The new MiMiC Server release provides multi-user support to a single MiMiC application based upon Microsoft's Server 2003 Remote Terminal Services. This option allows up to ten users access to the same MiMiC
application from a standard Microsoft Windows XP or Vista desktop. It allows remote access for simulation development, large-scale automation system testing, or multiple operator training instructor stations. As part of the MiMiC Server, MYNAH's development team built the MiMiC Access Control Layer. This application works with Microsoft Server 2003 to coordinate the access requests of users on the system, protect the integrity of the simulation database, and simplify the management of the multi-user simulation environment.
The enhanced MiMiC Operator Training Manager is a complete redesign that simplifies the development and execution of operator training sessions while providing additional flexibility and capabilities. The Operator Training Manager in MiMiC v3.1.0 runs as a service instead of an application, allowing the user to configure training scenarios, take Process Snapshots, and run operator training sessions directly from MiMiC Explorer. In addition, training sessions and process snapshots can be loaded and run from the graphical MiMiC Component Studio. Component Studio can now provide the full functionality of an operator training instructor station including the ability to drive ad-hoc training scenarios.
An enhanced OPC Server is a standard part of MiMiC v3.1.0, allowing open access to process models, operator training scenarios, process snapshot controls, and global registers when MiMiC is off or on-line. This allows the user open access and integration with 3rd-party simulation packages or data visualization systems such as plant
dashboards.
The new MiMiC v3.1.0 Simulated IO Driver for HIMA provides a high performance simulation interface for HIMA's RTS Soft PLC Visualization Gateway application. It can be used only with a HIMA system or in combination with any basic process control system using HIMA for the safety system.
MiMiC v3.1.0 has been released for any new system purchases. MiMiC users who are current on MiMiC Software Support can upgrade to MiMiC v3.1.0 for no additional charge.
MiMiC Simulation Software is a dynamic process and I/O simulation solution designed for automation system testing and operator training. MiMiC is scalable from small to large projects, offering a solution for any process industry user. Unlike other simulation offerings, MiMiC is designed to be implemented by the end-user so that
developing, modifying, and maintaining dynamic simulation is easy and cost-effective.
MiMiC works with many off-line process control systems, including Emerson Process Management DeltaV, Schneider Electric Unity and Quantum platforms, Previse ABB Simulator, and other automation systems that support the OPC or Open Modbus TCP/IP protocols. By testing their automation system and training operators with MiMiC, process companies worldwide have increased product quality while reducing time to market, cost, and risk. MiMiC is a proven tool for both Capital Project Excellence (CapEx) and Operational Excellence (OpEx) initiatives.
About MYNAH Technologies: MYNAH Technologies (www.mynah.com) is a leading provider of Simulation Software for automation system software acceptance testing and operator training. MYNAH's MiMiC Simulation
Software is used in more than 900 sites in 68 nations across the globe ranging from hydrocarbon production and refining to chemical, pharmaceutical and biotech. MYNAH has been recognized by CONTROL, Control Engineering, and Chemical Processing for their simulation solutions and exceptional service. MYNAH Technologies is a wholly-
owned subsidiary of Experitec, Inc., located in Chesterfield, Missouri, USA.
MYNAH and MiMiC are marks of Experitec, Inc. All other marks are property of their respective owners. Information on MYNAH's products and technologies can be found at: www.mynah.com
Additional Point of Contact at MYNAH Technologies:
Jason Covington +1 (636) 681-1587
mailto:jason.covington@mynah.com
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