SCADAR.NET web application 'platform' compatibility

SCADAR.NET web application 'platform' compatibility

SCADAR.NET is a web application.


To operate the SCADAR.NET App users will need an appropriate platform device and web browser.


Platform devices are widely catagorised as 'PC's', 'Tablets' and 'Smartphones.  Although SCADAR.NET may operate on many platforms, its primarily intended that SCADAR.NET will be used on a 'PC' platform...


The term PC is itself a generic term.  To clarify what we mean when we use the term PC, we mean a 'Personal' or 'Work station' or 'Desktop' or 'Laptop' computer that features either the Windows 7.0, 8.1 or 10 PC operating system.


SCADAR.NET is a web app.  Consequently a users platform device must also feature a compatible web browser.

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