WHY IMAC

			IMAC replaces up to sixteen printers with one PC No printers to maintain No consumables to purchase
			No changes to your existing system
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Over the past eleven years, IMAC has become the industry standard system for replacing printers in industrial control rooms. IMAC is currently in use by all the major oil and gas companies world wide, together with many other process industries. More and more people are realizing that they can get rid of their noisy, paper hungry, unreliable, expensive printers and replace them with a single PC.

The package runs under Windows XP, 2000, NT4 on a standard PC and will replace up to eight alarm/report or event printers in a control room environment. No changes are required to your existing system. You simply set up one window on the screen for every printer you are replacing, then unplug the cables from your printers and plug them into your PC. Each window acts just like a separate printer displaying the data as it arrives in real time and logging it to the hard disk. Using the mouse buttons you can 'zoom in' to any window and search back for anything over weeks or months.

Client Server Design IMAC is split into two programs, the Server and the Client. The Server part runs in the background gathering data, the Client is then used to view that data. On a stand-alone system, both Server and Client would run on a single PC. On a networked system multiple Servers and multiple Clients can run. simultaneously. For example, any number of Clients can be used to simultaneously view data on one or more Servers situated in one or more control rooms