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Usability Project Forums
Do You Have Confidence in Packaged Safety Logic?
Pre–engineered safety function blocks can save engineering and testing time, but deviate from the traditional code-intensive approach, notes a forum contributor. "If the supplier is IEC 61508-certified, do you have confidence that the advanced safety function blocks work as intended?"
Shouldn't Process Automation Technology Be Easier to Design, Implement and Maintain?
The community reacts to the assertion that perhaps it should. Application complexity and the desire to keep costs down work against better usability. Still, contends one contributor, usability has improved in recent years: "You should have tried it 25 years ago!"
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