Step 1: Startup
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Step 2: You’re off and running!
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Read temperature directly in the browser
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Temperature and humidity values can be displayed directly in the Web browser.
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Display temperature curve in the browser
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Use the ability to view the measured values directly in the Web browser in graphic form.
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Query data loggers in the browser
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The complete contents of the data logger can be queried by a mouse click in the Web browser.
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Visualize live values using Java applet
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By using the integrated Java applet and the sample page pre-installed in the unit, measured values can be displayed and automatically refreshed up-to-the-minute.
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Step 3: Integration into your system
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Switching digital outputs when limits are exceeded
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Turn on an indicator lamp when a limit is exceeded by 25°C. If the temperature is back to the valid range, turn the indicator off again.
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Sending alarm message via e-mail/SMS
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Send messages - when limits are violated or timer-based - for informational purposes directly to the responsible technical as an e-mail or as a reroute via SMS.
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Incorporate temperature values via OPC server
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Use the W&T OPC server to collect temperature data from the device and forward them to your client application.
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Evaluate measured values using SNMP managers
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Use polling to integrate the measured values into your SNMP manager or have alarm/info traps sent.
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Write temperature and humidity values to a database
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Use the W&T tool "Sensobase®" to save measured values directly to a database.
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Create graphics using RRDtool
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Automatic creation of graphics on Unix/Linux based systems.
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Send limit alarms and information messages via TCP client
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Receive alarm messages from the sensor using your own TCP server applications.
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Reduced data load in the network by using UDP polling
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Poll measured values with just one UDP packet, thereby keeping the data load in the network low.
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Manage alarm and system info messages via Syslog
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Evaluate measured values using the Syslog daemon.
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Send measured value to an FTP server and archive them
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Automatically write measured values to a file on the existing FTP server.
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Print display
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To print the graphical display of Web Graphs firmware version 1.50/1.39 and higher the Web browser needs special settings for print behavior. These are explained in the following for three browsers.
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Exchange the device-internal HTML pages with your own
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Create your own presentations using HTMP uploads.
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Temperatures in your own application
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The Thermoguard complete system - Centralized temperature monitoring in the pharmaceutical industry.
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Mercury thermometer
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Visualize temperatures as a mercury thermometer on a Web page using the Java applet
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Retrieve and display multiple measurements using PHP
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Acquire measurements from multiple devices and display them on a single Web page using PHP
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Display measurements in Nagios
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Acquire measurements from devices and monitor them in Nagios.
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Display measurements and states of Web-IOs in Google Maps
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Use PHP and JavaScript to incorporate measurements into Google Maps
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| Publish Web-IO’s in the Internet via DSL |
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Dynamic IP addresses, NAT and other things you need to know.
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Wireless link to temperature sensors
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Monitoring temperature values using the Web Thermometer over a wireless LAN
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iPhone-optimized Web pages for Web-IO applications
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Display measurement values on the iPhone.
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Displaying climate data in camera images
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with Web-Thermographs and Mobotix camera.
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