Design operator screens and write IEC 61131-3 control logic in one engineering tool — then run both on a single industrial PC. No separate PLC required.
The same project file holds your screens, alarms, recipes and reports and the control logic that drives the machine — deployed together to one Windows or Linux industrial PC.
A deterministic, cyclic logic engine inside the HMI runtime — scan-time and overrun monitoring, retentive variables, STARTUP / SHUTDOWN routines.
Zone-grid canvas, Master Template overlay, popups and 30+ widgets — display, controls, process and P&ID.
Graphical Ladder and Sequence designers, form-based wizards and auto-generators — Structured Text only when you want it.
Allen-Bradley, Siemens S7, Mitsubishi, Modbus TCP/RTU, OPC UA, EtherNet/IP and more.
Live ladder, live sequence steps, logic and I/O diagnosis with watch window and forcing.
SQLite data logging, multi-profile recipes, tag-triggered PDF reports and SQL Server access.
User groups, hashed passwords, and per-screen, per-dialog and per-widget authorisation.
Read-only live mirror of HMI screens in any browser or Android device on the network.
Export logic to Studio 5000 (L5X) and TIA Portal (SCL); import existing L5X projects. Your logic is never locked in.
Engineers fill in forms, draw diagrams and import spreadsheets — Logivyx writes the program. Faster engineering, fewer errors, projects any team member can maintain.
Trace a fault from the operator screen, through the sequence step, down to the ladder rung and the physical I/O — all live, all in one tool. No second laptop, no second software.
Run Logivyx as a vendor-neutral HMI / SCADA on top of your installed PLCs. One HMI standard across a mixed plant — and the freedom to move control into the Soft PLC whenever you're ready.
How the neutral HMI works →Built and running on LSPL production leak-test machines: operator screens, P&ID process view, sequence-driven auto cycle, generated alarms and batch reports — on a single industrial panel PC.
Design → Simulate → Deploy. We'll walk you through a live project in 30 minutes.