News: VIPA UK

Nov 2007: Third Generation Control Technology

VIPA introduces new control systems with SPEED7 chips for PLC/IPC/Drives - Interview with Wolfgang Seel, Managing Director of VIPA GmbH.[more]

Nov 2007: Category winner at Innovation Prize 2007

The German "Initiative Mittelstand" has awarded the Innovation Prize 2007 to our product "SPEED7 - Fastest Hard-PLC in the world".[more]

Sep 2007: Programmable logic controller compatible with SPEED7

VIPA has released the SPEED7-CPU programmable logic controller with CAN interface (PLC). The PLC is programmable with STEP7 from Siemens and is adjustable to the instruction set of S/-300 and S/-400 from Siemens. [more]

Sep 2007: I/O and PLC compatible to STEP7 from Siemens

VIPA provides the ECO 200V I/O modules that include eight CANopen slave modules, each with expansion option. [more]

Sep 2007: Configuration tool

The WinCoCT (Windows CANopen configuration tool) by Vipa is a software tool that allows the configuration of CANopen devices and networks. [more]

Jun 2007: Mit einem Tipp ins Gebäude

Die Herzogenauracher VIPA Gesellschaft für Visualisierung und ProzessauÂtomatisierung mbH plant, ihre Touch Panel Familie nach der erfolgreichen Markteinführung nun auch für den Bereich der Gebäudeautomation zur Verfügung zu...[more]

Jun 2007: With STEP7 and CAN

With Step7 and CAN Vipa released their Touch Panels with a Step7 PLC. The devices also integrate a CAN interface.[more]

Apr 2007: High Speed for small applications

With the new SPEED 7-CPUs 313SC and 314SC from Vipa, the portfolio of the high-speed automation devices has been completed for the lower level.[more]

Feb 2007: High Speed for small applications

Vipa says it has completed its portfolio of high-speed automation devices for the lower level with the new Speed 7 CPUs 313SC and 314SC Processing up to 48 times faster than existing compact systems, they are programmable with...[more]

Feb 2007: ECOnomical PLC modules and accessories keep costs down

German PLC manufacturer offers low cost, fieldbus and I/O expansion modules with mid-range specifications for less demanding automation systems.
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Feb 2007: Into the building with one touch

The VIPA Company for visualization and process automation ltd. in Herzogenaurach plans, after the successful market introduction, to make their Touch Panel family now also available for the building automation.[more]

Feb 2007: The fastest Hard-PLC worldwide with integrated Ethernet-CP 343

The new SPEED7-CPU from VIPA is worldwide the fastest automation set of its kind and self-evident it is programmable with STEP7 from Siemens and adjustable to the instruction set of S7-300 or S7-400 from Siemens. [more]

Oct 2006: Touch Panels - a square deal

Already last year, the VIPA Company for visualization and process automation mbH in Herzogenaurach introduced own touch panels.[more]

Aug 2006: High Speed for small applications

With the new SPEED 7-CPUs 313SC and 314SC from Vipa, the portfolio of the high-speed automation devices has been completed for the lower level.[more]

Jun 2006: Touch Panels - a square deal

Already last year, the VIPA Company for visualization and process automation mbH in Herzogenaurach introduced own touch panels.[more]

Jun 2006: CANopen master PLC

Vipa provides the System 300 PLC controller family with CANopen master or slave functionality. The device supports all PDO transmission types, Node Guarding and Heartbeat error control, PDO linking and variable PDO mapping. [more]

Nov 2005: High speed technology

Fast programme execution, flexible memory expansion and programmability like S7 from Siemens - these are the key features of the new hard PLC introduced here.[more]

Jun 2005: CANopen I/O modules

Vipa provides the Mikro System 100-V I/O module with CAN-open intertace. The modules feature up to 24 digital in-puts, eight digital Outputs as well as variants. [more]

Dec 2004: S7 clones are "ten times faster"

A range of PLCs that are compatible with Siemens S7 controllers, but are up to ten times faster, made its UK debut at the recent Drives & Controls Show. [more]

Jan 2004: the latest in Miniaturisation - a complete plc on a chip

Distributed control Systems, when they were first introduced nearly 30 years ago, were quite large and bulky. Since their introduction, they have reduced their size considerably, and at the same time increased their functionality...[more]

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