A Next Generation OCS Agenda of Topics February Webinar Cscape 9.20 Released XL Brochure Availability SmartRail ETX200 Important Update Product Roadmap for Open Question & Answers

A Next Generation OCS Distributed Monday, January Price List Highlights Distributed in Excel & PDF form Combines July 2010 General Price List & December 2010 XL10 Price List Adds “Alphabetical by Part Number” section Adds Approvals Details CE ABS UL Class I, Div II UL Ordinary Location UL50 Environmental REMINDER

A Next Generation OCS Now in Print – Order Monday, Feb 28 XL Brochure More I/O Detail Adds XL10

A Next Generation OCS Cscape Update Cscape 9.10B Service Pack 3 On web for Cscape 9.10B users Customer Selects “Check for Updates” from Cscape Windows 7 Users must have Administrator privileges Adds I/O & Hardware Configuration for CsCAN SmartRail & SmartBlocks Improves Screen Update performance on XL10e Beta OCS firmware package available as web download on Monday as well

A Next Generation OCS Cscape Update Cscape 9.2 – Available as Full Download New Features Support for CsCAN SmartRail & SmartBlock Easy I/O Configuration* Support for File Attachments (built-in Ethernet only) Optimized Downloadable Protocol Updates (Modbus, etc.) 32-bit Counters Trends with Positive & Negative Values Improved Update time for Logic Debug & Watch Windows Auto-Backup Feature creates backup program when file is opened *also available in 9.1 SP3

A Next Generation OCS Product Notice SmartRail HE599ETX200 Issue Update/Exchange Required Revision A (Firmware 1.0) can lock-up with I/O in a safe condition Requires Power Cycle of ETX200 Base to resume operation Resolved in Revision B (Firmware 1.02) Units in Stock should be immediately returned for expedited upgrade Existing Customers should receive an expedited exchange Mac ID of newly received unit will need to be entered into Cscape (replacing exchanged unit)

A Next Generation OCS Product Roadmap Disclaimer We feel it is important that our Sales Partners are kept abreast of short-term and long-term product direction Because of the implications with competitors, we don’t distribute Product Roadmap presentations Timeframes and Details can change – this is the best information we have at the present time

A Next Generation OCS QX751 XL10 Controllers (OCS) CORE Intel 80Cx96 CORE 2H Renasas SH Family CORE 3L Arm 7 XLt XL6 XLe QX651 QX551 QX451 QX351 CORE 3L CORE 2H TODAY Note: H: High-end L: Low-end

A Next Generation OCS QX751 XL10 Controllers (OCS) CORE Intel 80Cx96 CORE 2H Renasas SH Family CORE 3L Arm 7 CORE Freescale Cortex A8 CORE Intel Atom XLt XL6 XLe QX651 QX551 QX451 QX351 CORE 3L CORE 4 CORE 2H ZX22 ZX15 ZX7 CORE /2012

A Next Generation OCS QX751 XL10 Controllers (OCS) XLe still has industry leading feature set XLe will remain our entry level OCS We will concentrate on optimizing cost, quality, and growing volume XLt XL6 XLe QX651 QX551 QX451 QX351 CORE 3L CORE 4 CORE 2H ZX22 ZX15 ZX7 CORE /2012

A Next Generation OCS QX751 XL10 Controllers (OCS) XLt XL6 XLe QX651 QX551 QX451 QX351 CORE 3L CORE 4 CORE 2H ZX22 ZX15 ZX7 CORE /2012 XLt will get a next generation core, offering a performance boost XLt will get optional built-in Ethernet capability.

A Next Generation OCS QX751 XL10 Controllers (OCS) XLt XL6 XLe QX651 QX551 QX451 QX351 CORE 3L CORE 4 CORE 2H ZX22 ZX15 ZX7 CORE /2012 XL6 & XL10 will get a next generation core, offering a performance boost Higher Speed USB Additional Built-in I/O for more cost competitiveness up to around 70 points

A Next Generation OCS QX751 XL10 Controllers (OCS) New ZX Family will set the standard for performance and high-end features Comparison to QX 10x Scan rate 4x Application Size Online Programming Advanced Video Features XLt XL6 XLe QX651 QX551 QX451 QX351 CORE 3L CORE 4 CORE 2H ZX22 ZX15 ZX7 CORE /2012

A Next Generation OCS Controllers (OCS) New 4” Color Model (in XLt chassis) includes QVGA TFT Graphics & Full Ethernet New 7” Widescreen Model (new chassis) includes WVGA TFT Graphics, Full Ethernet, and Additional Built-in I/O (up to 70 points) XL4 XL7 CORE /2012

A Next Generation OCS I/O Direction History SmartStack. The Original “on the back” I/O Platform for OCS. Still has great utility for Modular “Built-in” I/O FOX. Not really an I/O style on its own, but an expansion method for SmartStack. SmartStix. Block-style I/O based on CsCAN. Currently our most popular I/O style along with Built-in I/O Built-in. Developed with the XLe Release in SmartBlock. Released starting in 2010 for Specialty & Analog modules to complement SmartStix SmartRail. Released in 2010 as a cost- effective, highly scalable I/O platform for applications from medium to large

A Next Generation OCS I/O Direction SmartStack Will remain a fully-supported, promoted as a modular “built-in” I/O platform Will be supported in plastic and metal Metal continues to be viable with the Ruggedized RX371 – with more metal constructed controllers likely I/O Models pared down in ‘10 from 70+ to around 30. Long-term plan is around most popular models FOX (Fiber Optic Expansion) Is being de-emphasized Issues with Plastic Fiber parts have made it a challenge to keep viable Future emphasis on glass fiber possible, but still under evaluation

A Next Generation OCS I/O Direction SmartBlock Specialty/Analog Models continue to be filled out throughout 2011 UL in second half of 2011 Ethernet will be added in 2011/2012 Optional Logic capability will be available in 2011/2012 SmartStix Remains our primary block-style Digital I/O Family now and in the future Sometime in 2012, Analog models may be replaced by SmartBlock equivalents

A Next Generation OCS I/O Direction SmartRail Strongly emphasized for new applications with modular, scalable I/O requirements Ethernet & CsCAN now available, providing compatibility with entire product line Additional I/O Cards should be added in 2011/2012 High-speed counter, PWM Thermister AC In

A Next Generation OCS I/O Direction Built-in I/O CORE4 products in 2011/2012 (XL6, XL10, new XL7) will get points of additional built-in digital & analog I/O Additional I/O circuitry will be onboard, but I/O termination will be on DIN-rail, keeping panel door cleaner COM option I/O Today, this expansion is strictly for communications (Ethernet, cell, modems) In March/April 2011 – 2/4 channel Analog Output option will be released High-speed in/out module for 2011/2012 Improved Mechanical package will make installation easier, remove connector conflicts with Model 4 & Model 5 I/O

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