Multi-Temperature GPRS NET Data Logger

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GS828-NHV is a multi-temperature GPRS NET Data Logger. It uploads data temperature logger via GPRS, SMS, Ethernet. It is a GPRS NET Data Logger connecting with 8 x temperature sensors. It provides user alert of temperature alarms by GPRS, SMS or Ethernet. During power loss, operation is backed up internal rechargeable battery. Overview: * 8 Temperature Sensors * 6 Analog Channels * 10 Digital Inputs * 2 Pulse Channels * 4 Digital Outputs * RS485 Data In Its internal 4MB memory logs more than half year data. Data can be uploaded to server as fast as 5 seconds interval, or 24 hours to save power. Flexible data logging interval starts from 1 minute up to 24 hours. Features 1) Real Time GPRS, SMS and Ethernet Data Upload 2) Integrated 16 bit MCU & Siemens GPRS Module 3) Programmable data input type & alert hi/low 4) Programmable Data Upload Interval & Logging Interval 5) Easy setup via network by PC software 6) Remote Setup by SMS, GPRS or Ethernet 7) RS485 Port support data capturing in Modbus protocol 8) Support Dynamic Domain Name or Fixed IP, UDP / TCP protocol data transmission 9) AC/DC power with internal battery backup Free Software: [1] Data Logger Setup software is bundled for routine configuration via SMS remotely, or via Ethernet port [2] Data Logger Centre software is also provided for receiving data via GPRS and Ethernet [3] UDP/TCP Testing Tool is provided for easy communication testing and user development [Applications] * machine, production plant temperature monitoring * water pipes network real time monitoring - water in and out temperature * oil/gas pipes network, pump stations * building management, pharmacy manufacturing * environmental monitoring system multi points * remote Industrial Equipment Monitoring * rural Equipment Monitoring e.g. Power Plant * measuring equipment data capture and report via SMS/GPRS

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Sirius Microsysstems Co.

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