Solution-oriented engineering of machines and systems requires suitable, smart tools.
Our consistent software products accompany you in various areas of the process chain from planning to commissioning, diagnosis and troubleshooting. They make operation easier and offer great flexibility when adapting your drives to reduce time and costs.
Via PC or app – connect quickly and easily to KEB drive controllers.
The free and easy-to-use PC software COMBIVIS 6 enables the commissioning, management and analysis of KEB devices.
- Configuration of all device parameters; Display of physical variables and monitoring of operating data
- Wizards: Simple commissioning and diagnostics using intuitive graphical user interfaces
- Configuration and analysis of real-time fieldbus communication
- Document database: Direct access to all manuals and technical documentation for all components of the KEB portfolio
- Configurator: Product database and wizard-guided component selection to put together your system from KEB components
- Scope: Multi-channel digital oscilloscope for recording and displaying measured variables
- Parameter lists: User-defined compilation of parameters. Backup and restore settings.
Expansion packages are special additions to tailor the COMBIVIS 6 software even more specifically to the application if required. A package is integrated into the COMBIVIS 6 environment and thus connected to the core functionalities. Find the right package for your requirements below.
“COMBIVIS CLI” is a tool for interacting with KEB devices (e.g. drive controllers). Execution takes place at the command line level or in batch files. The tool offers users a number of features to specifically establish communication with drive controllers. This means that individual parameters can be read and written, and diagnostics or parameter list handling can be carried out independently of the existing control infrastructure using a UDP or serial connection. The exact scope of commands and the syntax for exchanging with KEB Drive Controllers can be found in the associated manuals. Mechanical and plant engineers value the possibility of “silent programming” of drive controllers in the background of normal PLC functionality as a significant added value in the production process.
