mTLS in HSYCO 4.1: only clients with a valid certificate can connect
From HSYCO 4.1 the server can require a certificate from every client, with certificates generated, imported and revoked in the Manager settings.
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At London’s Eccleston Square Hotel, integrated room controls connect guest comfort with energy management and day-to-day hotel operations.
From HSYCO 4.1 the server can require a certificate from every client, with certificates generated, imported and revoked in the Manager settings.
A 26-metre Norwegian tug refitted as a yacht runs its integrated platform management on HSYCO, with two redundant Strato Pi Max XL units and over 4,500 live data points.
HSYCO 4.1 dataloggers add custom time intervals, a redesigned Chart object with zoom and history navigation, and charts you can download for reports.
The Catalog in HSYCO 4.1 lists every device in one view and sorts it into Groups by area or function, preparing projects for automatic interface generation.
The new Enterprise server adopts the Strato Pi Max platform, with a modular design built for demanding building and industrial automation projects.
Connect TEKTELIC LoRaWAN gateways through the Semtech protocol to bring wireless sensor data into industrial and building automation.
Version 4.1 introduces automatic interface generation alongside improvements to device management and data analysis.
The HSYCO 4.1 preview at Sicurezza 2025, with HESA: integrated control demonstrations at Hall 5, stand K11–L16, on 19–21 November.
Two practical examples show how LoRaWAN and Modbus events can reach security systems through SIA integration.
The ICT integration brings Protégé access control into building supervision, connecting security events with wider automation logic.
HSYCO 4 introduces a redesigned interface editor and updated tools for building and managing custom automation applications.
Use the SIA protocol to connect alarm events with building automation and coordinate security information across different systems.
The IKEA DIRIGERA integration connects supported smart-home devices, including TREDANSEN cellular blinds, with building automation.
At London’s Eccleston Square Hotel, integrated room controls connect guest comfort with energy management and day-to-day hotel operations.
The Dahua integration connects cameras and supported devices with building automation, bringing video and system events into shared supervision.
A look back at eighteen years of development, from the first integration projects to a platform for building and industrial automation.
At BelVillage Aurora Hotel, integrated access control links guest access with hotel management and the operation of rooms and shared spaces.
Bring fire-panel status, alarm notifications and floor plans into a web interface for coordinated building supervision.
The Shelly driver connects lighting, energy monitoring and automation devices to the wider building supervision system.
Explore the redesigned Project Editor in HSYCO 4, including its hierarchy, context menus, version history and interface design tools.
Strato Pi Max provides a modular DIN-rail platform for automation projects, with expansion options for different industrial requirements.
The BACnet Server driver exposes integrated system data to BACnet clients, helping different building platforms exchange information.
Use MQTT messaging to exchange data between connected devices and established building protocols, including KNX, BACnet and Modbus.
Connect LoRaWAN sensor data with building systems to extend monitoring across sites without adding wired sensor connections.
A dedicated Gateway translates data between standard and proprietary protocols, connecting industrial equipment with building automation.
Connect KNX lighting, climate and building controls with other systems, using a shared interface and custom automation logic.
Practical guidance on connecting Modbus RTU devices, configuring communication and bringing industrial data into a shared supervision interface.
An introduction to BACnet integration: connect building services, exchange data and coordinate supervision across different systems.
Version 3.9 updates I/O servers, configuration and scripting, improves camera compatibility and supports modular DIN-rail server platforms.
A preview of HSYCO 4 with HESA at Sicurezza 2023, featuring integrated control demonstrations and tools for system integrators.
The Inim Previdia integration brings fire-panel conditions and alarm notifications into the supervision interface, starting with version 3.8.
New I/O servers extend support for fire panels, security, climate control and hotel systems in the 3.8 software release.
A technical meeting with BDF Sicurezza e Automazioni to explore integrated supervision and its applications in security and automation.
The CLE Hotel Automation integration connects room systems with central supervision to coordinate comfort and hotel operations.
At the Co.F.A.V. fruit cooperative, integrated supervision connects industrial and building systems across the production facility.
Bring safety and security systems into a shared supervision environment, connecting alarms, access control and other building services.
Location services in the mobile app let automation respond to a user’s position, with location-based events and actions.
Iono Pi Max combines the supervision software with a DIN-rail controller and integrated input and output connections for automation projects.
With support for more than 90 protocols, the Gateway connects industrial and building systems through a common integration platform.
Version 3.7 adds new I/O servers, voice commands and interface improvements, extending the range of systems available for integration.
The Sparks project brings integrated onboard controls to an Italia Yachts 10.98, combining advanced technology with the character of a sailing yacht.
A residential project brings different building and audiovisual technologies into a central supervision system for a modern villa.
At Metamorphosis in Lugano, coordinated lighting, audiovisual systems and automation shape the experience inside Palazzo Mantegazza.
At Brivio & Viganò’s offices and warehouses, one supervision interface brings together lighting, intrusion detection and video surveillance.
Barcode, QR and NFC support connects contactless identification with automation workflows, access applications and mobile interfaces.
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