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Machine Control Versus Logging

Capability ChecksReviewed 2026-07-18

Summary

Machine control means controls in the Rostoc desktop app that send burner, airflow, drum-speed, setpoint, or machine-specific commands. It is available by default for every account, gated by the exact machine model and connection. A machine can support live data logging without supporting direct control.

Steps

  1. Establish whether the customer means reading/logging or sending active commands.
  2. Check the exact model and connection in the Rostoc Machine catalog; do not infer control support from telemetry support.
  3. If executable controls are listed, name only the listed controls and ranges.
  4. Do not describe access itself as limited; it is on by default for every account.
  5. Confirm the customer has the correct Machine active and connected in the desktop app, with other remote control software closed.
  6. Tell the operator to keep physical controls and the emergency stop accessible and to verify every command on the Machine.
  7. If a command fails, explain that an on-screen rollback does not physically roll back the Machine.

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