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MTConnect Adapter Catalog by Manufacturer and Controller
Find reviewed MTConnect adapter compatibility records by equipment manufacturer, exact controller family, source interface, delivery model, and installation support.
Browse the public adapter inventory
The server-rendered inventory currently covers 14 public or custom-scoped records across 10 manufacturers, 6 equipment categories, and 4 data-source patterns. Filters narrow the records; they do not replace controller and site qualification.
| Adapter | Manufacturer | Controller family | Data source type | Delivery options | Install support | Validation report | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brown & Sharpe / Leitz MTConnect Adapter | Brown & Sharpe / Leitz | Other | Not published | The Brown & Sharpe / Leitz MTConnect Adapter helps connect qualified legacy CMM and metrology equipment to MTConnect when compatible Brown & Sharpe / Leitz communication is available. TAMS qualifies the local PC, source interface, machine subsystems, and requested observations before confirming delivery. The fixed model may be reusable for similar legacy CMM and metrology configurations, but compatibility depends on the available source interface, controller PC, machine subsystems, and project scope.
Available after qualification | |||
| ESAB Vision T5 OPC DA MTConnect Adapter | ESAB | Other | Report published
Implementation example available |
Static MTConnect Adapter for ESAB Vision T5 laser marking gantry controls using the onboard OPC DA / OPC-DDE5 source. The fixed model can be reused for ESAB Vision T5 laser marking gantry systems and can be extended for additional machine configurations through engineering updates.
Available after qualification | |||
| FANUC FOCAS MTConnect Adapter | FANUC | MTConnect-native | Report published
Implementation example available |
Dynamic MTConnect Adapter for qualified FANUC i-Series controls using the FANUC FOCAS API over Ethernet. The generated Device model varies by FANUC control generation, enabled FOCAS access, machine-tool-builder configuration, and the axes, spindles, paths, and channels exposed by the machine.
Available after qualification | |||
| Haas Legacy MTConnect Adapter Custom adapter · Request quote |
Haas | MTConnect-native | Not published | Custom-scoped MTConnect adapter for legacy Haas controller generations where data access varies by retrofit and firmware. Retrofit viability depends on controller firmware and available data channels.
Available after qualification | |||
| Haas Next Generation Control MTConnect Adapter | Haas | MTConnect-native | Not published | The Haas Next Generation Control MTConnect Adapter connects qualified Haas NGC machines to MTConnect using Haas Machine Data Collection (MDC). TAMS has simulator-tested this adapter and is actively qualifying the common MTConnect output set for production deployments. Coverage varies by Haas Next Generation Control configuration, enabled MDC access, response format, and the MTConnect observations TAMS confirms during qualification.
Available after qualification | |||
| Hexagon FDC CMM MTConnect Adapter | Hexagon | Other | Report published
Implementation example available |
Static MTConnect Adapter for qualified Hexagon FDC CMM implementations, including the reviewed gantry CMM with an indexable Renishaw probe head. The fixed model can be reused for similar CMM implementations and extended for additional Hexagon, Renishaw, or Leitz-related configurations through engineering updates.
Available after qualification | |||
| LabJack PLC MTConnect Adapter | LabJack | PLC → MTConnect | Not published | The LabJack PLC MTConnect Adapter maps reviewed LabJack I/O signals into MTConnect observations using configured digital patterns, analog thresholds, statistical thresholds, and project-specific semantic mappings. It is commonly used to infer utilization from power consumption when a direct controller API is unavailable or impractical. Coverage varies by available digital signals, signal patterns, analog thresholds, statistical thresholds, current clamps, wiring, machine environment, and the MTConnect observations required by the customer.
Available after qualification | |||
| MakerBot 5th Generation MTConnect Adapter | MakerBot | Other | Report published
Implementation example available |
The MakerBot 5th Generation MTConnect Adapter is a public example/test adapter that maps MakerBot Croissant API data into a static MTConnect Device model. It demonstrates how TAMS can represent nontraditional equipment in MTConnect, with tested evidence from a Replicator+ machine. The fixed model is intended for MakerBot 5th Generation machines, with tested evidence from a Replicator+ implementation.
Not publicly offered | |||
| OPC UA MTConnect Adapter Development Custom development capability |
Multi-OEM | OPC UA → MTConnect | Report published
Implementation example available |
OPC UA provides the source interface, but custom engineering is required to map the available node set into MTConnect semantics, validate the Device model, and deploy the Adapter + MTConnect Agent stack. Coverage varies by OPC UA server structure, available nodes, tag definitions, source documentation, access permissions, and the MTConnect observations required by the project.
Custom engineering required | |||
| Siemens Powerline MTConnect Adapter | Siemens | MTConnect-native | Not published | The Siemens Powerline MTConnect Adapter dynamically generates a Model-Aware MTConnect Device model by interrogating qualified SINUMERIK 810D/840D Powerline machines at startup. It can represent discovered machine structure such as axes, channels, paths, and spindles, with configured R/BTS variable mappings available for PLC-derived observations. Coverage varies by SINUMERIK 810D/840D Powerline configuration, enabled NCK and PLC interfaces, machine configuration, and configured R/BTS variable access.
Available after qualification | |||
| Siemens SIMATIC S7 MTConnect Adapter | Siemens | MTConnect-native | Not published | The Siemens SIMATIC S7 MTConnect Adapter connects qualified S7 PLC-based equipment to MTConnect by evaluating the PLC interface, available tag maps, and machine documentation, then mapping PLC signals into a Model-Aware MTConnect Device model. Coverage varies by S7 PLC family, available Ethernet access, existing tag-map compatibility, PLC program structure, electrical design, and the semantic information available during engineering review.
Available after qualification | |||
| Siemens SINUMERIK ONE MTConnect Adapter | Siemens | MTConnect-native | Not published | The Siemens SINUMERIK ONE MTConnect Adapter dynamically generates a Model-Aware MTConnect Device model from the available SINUMERIK ONE OPC UA model. It is intended for qualified SINUMERIK ONE controls with the Siemens OPC UA option enabled. Coverage varies by SINUMERIK ONE software generation, enabled OPC UA options, available OPC UA nodes, machine configuration, and requested MTConnect observations.
Available after qualification | |||
| Siemens Solution Line MTConnect Adapter | Siemens | MTConnect-native | Not published | Model-Aware® MTConnect adapter for Siemens Solution Line controller families, tuned to controller options and network constraints. Coverage varies by SINUMERIK 840D solution line generation and option packages.
Available after qualification | |||
| Windows PC MTConnect Adapter | Microsoft | Other | Report published
Implementation example available |
The Windows PC MTConnect Adapter is a public example/test adapter that maps selected Windows Shell activity into a static MTConnect Device model. It demonstrates how MTConnect can represent computer activity, power state, and diagnostic observations beyond traditional machine tools. The fixed model represents selected Windows activity, power, and diagnostic observations from the monitored PC.
Not publicly offered |
How to use the catalog
- Match the equipment manufacturer and exact controller family—not only the machine brand.
- Confirm the available controller API, protocol, license, firmware, and network path.
- Compare software delivery with the Edge-Connect machine integration appliance.
- Open the adapter detail record for prerequisites, published coverage, limitations, and any public validation evidence.
- Provide controller and equipment details when requesting an Adapter quote.
Use the Machine Connectivity Planner to organize a multi-machine inventory and exact catalog evaluations locally in your browser.
Equipment not listed?
An absent record does not determine feasibility. TAMS can evaluate the controller interface, available signals, desired MTConnect model, installation constraints, and validation scope before proposing an integration path.
Review custom MTConnect adapter developmentArchitecture, delivery, and validation context
A TAMS machine Adapter obtains controller or signal data and supplies normalized observations to an MTConnect Agent. Downstream monitoring, analytics, and workflow tools consume the Agent stream. Shop-Connect monitors separately supplied MTConnect Agents; it is not an Adapter delivery option.