RINGby Ringwood
Documentation

Ring, explained for the people who use it.

Four books, one product: pick the one written for your job. Each is available as interactive pages and as a downloadable PDF, and every technical claim in them is verified against the Ring source code.

For plant operators and shift supervisors

Operator Manual

The day-to-day reference: starting and watching batches, every screen explained, alarms, formulas, reports, and what to do when something looks wrong.

For sales, account managers, and pre-sales engineers Password-protected — internal

Sales & Commercial Guide

What Ring is and who buys it, the verified feature catalog, the case against the legacy system, the safety story, and honest answers to hard questions.

For the person installing Ring on site — no programming required

Installation Guide

Step-by-step: what to bring, putting Ring on the plant PC, the first-start setup wizard, checking your work, and what to do (and not touch) when something goes wrong.

For software and controls engineers

Engineering Reference

How Ring is built: runtime architecture, the PLC read path, the six-layer write gate stack, persistence, UI, testing, and how to extend it safely.