Systec Connect DS How to test the system for free for 100 cycles

The programmable logic controller (PLC) of our autoclaves is equipped with an Ethernet network connection. This allows the device to be integrated into existing laboratory networks. The network settings can be configured in the user interface with the appropriate authorization.

The Ethernet interface (RJ45) on Systec devices is used to integrate the system into a local area network (LAN) and to ensure reliable data communication with higher-level systems. Process, measurement, and status data can be transmitted via Ethernet, for example, to connect to Systec Connect DS, for integration into SCADA systems, and for standardized data exchange via OPC UA.

Alternatively—depending on the model—a connection via Wi-Fi is also possible if a wired network connection is not to be used.

The process data is automatically saved to a user-definable folder on the computer network, such as a server, a PC, or other storage devices connected to the network.

All data can be downloaded from the autoclave via USB as PDF and/or CSV (Excel) files.

Both the PDF and CSV files are electronically signed by the autoclave. This electronic signature can be unambiguously attributed to the respective autoclave. At the same time, it indicates whether the exported files are valid. Any attempt to tamper with the files results in the respective file being immediately marked as invalid.

The Advanced CFR 21 Part 11 solution also includes:

Advanced User Account Control: This includes, among other features, an individual or global program list per user, as well as the assignment of the user to a customizable group (e.g., User, Supervisor, Administrator, Cleaning Staff, etc.) with individually configurable permissions.

Audit Trail: All actions (e.g., changing parameters or starting or stopping sterilization programs) are documented and can be traced back to the respective user via a timestamp (date/time).

Up to five fields for electronic signatures to sign the exported PDF or CSV files on a PC (or another device that supports electronic document signing). Electronic signatures are not included in this option.