Power Xpert Software, Foreseer Class
System Diagrams

N-Class System (up to 3,000 points)

Small systems are available in the form of the Foreseer N-Class system. The N-Class is an excellent system to get started in the high-performance monitoring world. With the N-Class system, you will receive all the features of the medium and large systems (D- and E-Class) but tailored for a fewer number of real-time monitored and trended data points.

Foreseer Diagram - N-Class system

D-Class System (up to 12,000 points)

Medium systems are available to address either a single site with more devices that an N-Class system can accommodate or be used as the management system to connect to one or more remote sites using a distributed architecture design. Foreseer Class software is able to connect to devices at remote sites using multiple N-Class or D-Class systems at each site. Using Foreseer Class in a distributed architecture design provides an effective means to communicate with a minimum amount of bandwidth required over a wide area network. Finally, a medium system can be configured for redundancy. A Foreseer Class redundant server can be added to an existing system to be used in a hot standby mode where in the event that the primary server goes offline for any reason, the backup continues to monitor.

Foreseer Diagram - D-Class system

E-Class System (25,000 – 250,000 points)

E-Class systems are available to address large enterprise-based systems as a single centralized site with up to 250,000 monitored points monitored over a wide area network. It also addresses systems through the deployment of a distributed architecture where remote systems are designed for fully functioning stand-alone systems, but report data back to single centralized server. The Foreseer E-Class system is able to connect to devices at remote sites using multiple N-Class or D-Class systems at each site. Using Foreseer Class in a distributed architecture design provides an effective means to communicate with a minimum amount of bandwidth required over a wide area network.

Foreseer Diagram - E-Class system