Documentation

Learn Ganter Lab

Ganter Lab reads your PLCs and instruments and turns their values into screens, alarms and tests that end in a PDF report, on your own Windows computer. Build it yourself, or ask an AI assistant to build it for you.

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Start here

  1. Install and first launch Get the installer and open the station for the first time.
  2. The first live value From an empty Connector to a tag that reads.
  3. Set up with an AI assistant Connect Claude, Codex or any assistant with MCP to the station.

Each area, in the order a station is built

Connector

Connect your equipment

Pick the driver, point it at the device, and every reading becomes a tag with a live value in your units.

Logic

Add rules and alarms

Every value gets an address. Logic computes new values from them and watches what needs attention.

Process

Run tests and production

Describe a test once and run it on every bench. Each run ends OK or NOK.

View and dashboards

Build your screens

Put gauges, charts, buttons and equipment symbols on a grid and link each one to a live value.

Agent access (MCP)

Do it all by asking

Connect the assistant you already use. It speaks MCP, so it reaches the station directly.

Events

See what happened

Alarms, occurrences and interlocks each keep a timeline of every change, with who did what and when.

Validation

Find setup problems early

The program checks your whole setup on its own and lists what cannot work, before anyone runs into it.

Users

Decide who can do what

Roles decide what each person may see and change in every area, with the users kept on this station.

Remote access

Your screens on other devices

Any other computer or tablet on your network opens the station live in its browser, with nothing to install on it, each person on the screen they need.

Settings

Make it yours

Language, formats, look, brand, backups and updates of the whole station, on one page.

Account

Your account and license

Your Ganter account licenses this station, and the license keeps working without internet.

The complete reference

Every page of the documentation is in the menu, area by area, and its search finds any word.

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