RSView32 Active Display Client Execute (RadStationExec) 3.1

RSView32 Active Display Client Execute (RadStationExec) by Rockwell Software Inc. is the client runtime component of the RSView32 Active Display System. It launches and runs RSView32 human-machine interface (HMI) displays on networked Windows workstations without requiring the full RSView32 development environment. By connecting to an RSView32 server, it allows operators and supervisors to monitor processes, view trends, and interact with graphics and alarms using the same displays created for RSView32 projects.

Key capabilities:

• Thin-client execution of RSView32 graphic displays (.GFX) with a lightweight footprint
• Operator interaction such as setpoint entry and alarm acknowledgment, subject to project security
• Connectivity to RSView32 data sources (commonly via RSLinx/OPC), with automatic reconnection and diagnostic logging
• Support for embedded RSView32 objects and common ActiveX controls used in project displays
• Centralized project management: displays are deployed from the RSView32 server and run on the client
• Runs as the RadStationExec process, suitable for dedicated terminals or kiosk-style operator stations
• Per-station runtime licensing, with security that can integrate with Windows user accounts

Typical uses include control-room viewing stations, maintenance terminals, and supervisory clients that need read-only or limited-interaction access to live HMI displays. RSView32 Active Display Client Execute is part of the legacy RSView32 family and has largely been succeeded by newer FactoryTalk View offerings; consult Rockwell’s compatibility guidelines when deploying on modern Windows versions.

RSView32 Active Display Client Execute (RadStationExec) is developed by Rockwell Software Inc.. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 3.0 and 3.1. The name of the program executable file is RsvExe.exe.

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