Are you tapping into the full cost-effectiveness and capability of your software investment? We’re here to help. AMS Device Manager has a proven track record of delivering a return on investment across the lifecycle of a facility.
With a new generation of digital-minded workers bursting onto the industrial landscape, today’s top manufacturers have a unique opportunity to harness existing software to generate previously unrecognized or unattainable ROI. Armed with new digital-first talent, many companies are seizing on this opportunity. We want to make sure you can too.
AMS Device Manager SNAP-ON Applications and Advanced Options are recommended to gain enhanced information and diagnostic functionality for a device or group of devices. For existing AMS Device Manager users, Advanced Options and SNAP-ON Applications offer a cost-effective way to take your field device, valve, calibration, wireless network programs to the next level.
AMS Device View extends your AMS Device Manager system by delivering device health and calibration status information through a thin-client, enabling easy insight into unhealthy devices from anywhere you have an internet connection.
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Keeping accurate, on-going records is essential in regulated industries — but it can be costly. Save time and money by consolidating those steps through the Audit Trail option.
As you perform your tasks, the Audit Trail works in the background to automatically create the necessary documentation trail for which personnel made a change, when they made it, as well as all relevant as found / as left details.
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One of the most popular and powerful SNAP-ON applications available for AMS Device Manager, the AMS ValveLink SNAP-ON application gives you the ability to work with Fisher FIELDVUE™ digital valve controllers, providing an easy-to-use PC environment for easy diagnosis and operation.
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Case Study
“With this tool, I can determine what’s wrong with a valve in 20 minutes. Existing troubleshooting procedures can take up to 10 hours before determining whether or not a valve needs to be pulled – and even then, the root cause of the problem may not be found.”
Learn how Chevron slashed valve maintenance costs at its historic El Segundo refinery with the AMS Device Manager ValveLink™ SNAP-ON™ application.
Case Study
“This plant experienced a rapid return on its investment in asset management while maintaining high safety standards for bothpeople and equipment.”
Learn how Braskem reduced valve oscillation and improved response time by loop tuning with AMS Device Manager’s ValveLink™ SNAP-ON™ application.
The Smart Meter Verification SNAP-ON application for AMS Device Manager gives you the ability to verify and document the performance and overall health of your Micro Motion Coriolis mass flowmeters from the comfort of the maintenance shop or your control room. The Smart Meter Verification SNAP-ON application delivers a powerful diagnostic tool for verifying, trending and reporting on the structural integrity of the Coriolis tubes.
Configure mass flow calculations in three easy steps for quick commissioning of Rosemount 3051S MultiVariable transmitters, as well as the older 3095MV transmitter. Engineering time is saved because plant engineers do not have to calculate viscosities, densities, flow equations, and related mass flow calculations.
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The Calibration Assistant SNAP-ON application interfaces with documenting calibrators and streamlines the calibration management manages the calibrations of HART, Foundation fieldbus, and conventional devices. Build calibration routes to establish ordered groups of devices for calibration testing, transfer calibration test procedures and results, and print calibration certificate, calibration summary, and general calibration data report.
For HART and conventional devices, calibration compares the input of the transmitter to an expected output measured by the calibrator. For Foundation fieldbus devices, it compares the input of transmitters to a digital output.
Pursue more ROI with AMS Device Manager SNAP-ON Applications and Advanced Options
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