MultiConsoling^® controls your large display wall and video wall in real time, independent of the IP network

Image 1 | A convincing technical concept in the Smart Control Center of GETEC Switzerland, in the industrial park Muttenz near Basel. Reno Schröder (technical project manager) about process control via MultiConsoling^®: “We looked around on the market. However, comparable systems could not keep up in terms of performance, intuitive interfaces or real-time mouse movements.”

Image 2 | Flexible source switching is possible without delay in GETEC’s Smart Control Center with MultiConsoling^®: The monitor at the front right clearly displays all sources with the myGUI^® graphical user interface, thus facilitating intuitive operation.

Image 3 | Highest possible fail safety for critical infrastructures: In the network control center of Travenetz in Lübeck, the MultiCenter, the heart of the JST MultiConsoling^® system, was designed redundantly.

Image 4 | With the CommandPads integrated into the table surface, every operator at the Travenetz control center in Lübeck has all sources permanently in view. Control via the MultiConsoling^® system becomes child’s play with the myGUI^® user interface.

Image 5 | Multiple redundant systems at the transmission system operator Tennet: A seamless and trouble-free power supply has top priority. In order to warranty this also during a migration process, the project managers decided to use the JST MultiConsoling^®.

Image 6 | Innovative technical components as the basis for the MultiConsoling^® control room system support Germany’s smooth power supply in the two control centers of the transmission system operator Tennet. Project manager Patrick Bernasch-Mellech lists some of the advantages of the new technology: “Colleagues switch back and forth quickly and without barriers. Whether power plant deployment or weather reports – they access all the important data on the situation in the German power grid.”

Image 7 | Redundancy for maximum safety on the site of STORAG ETZEL’s cavern storage facility in Friedeburg, Lower Saxony. The lower two components are the MultiCenter for control room operation with MultiConsoling^® – here in double version for maximum safety.

Image 8 | Intuitive and clear: The arrangement of sources in the myGUI^® user interface makes getting started with MultiConsoling^® technology at Stadtwerke Steinburg child’s play. With just a mouse and a keyboard, all applications can be switched on to any monitor. The formerly complicated handling with elaborate operating steps is a thing of the past.

Image 9 | Convenient solution for system control with MultiConsoling^® in the network control center of Stadtwerke Steinburg: On the CommandPad – here in the mobile version – all sources are clearly displayed and can be operated directly on the touchscreen.

Image 10 | The view into the technical room of Stadtwerke Steinburg reveals some of the hardware elements for the JST MultiConsoling^® operating concept: Grabber with associated power unit. Since the individual components can be outsourced thanks to MultiConsoling^®, the heat and noise pollution in the control room is significantly reduced.

Image 11 | The entire technical concept of Europe’s most modern refinery measuring station in Schwedt, Brandenburg, is based on the MultiConsoling^® system from JST. Multiple redundancy warrants for PCK Raffinerie GmbH a plant availability of almost 100 percent with maximum ease of operation.

Image 12 | The intuitive myGUI^® user interface was one of the reasons why the control room team at STORAG ETZEL in Friedeburg opted for the control room operation with MultiConsoling^® with broad agreement. The operators were also convinced by the flexible handling of the system in the measuring station responsible for gas storage.