Web-based Pulse count acquisition with reporting, operation from the browser and data logging.
Count pulses from up to six signal sources. Send event- or time-triggered reports with information about the current counter states by mail for example. The browser-based operating software for the device’s own Web server allows you to always keep the counter states in view and read out the built-in data logger for analysis and archiving purposes. This Smart Meter means nothing will escape your attention!
Web-Count 6x Digital, #57652
Product properties:
Network connection:
10/100BaseT autosensing, RJ45
PoE (Power-Over-Ethernet):
Phantom power using data pairs
Power provided by unused wire pairs (spare-pair power)
Supply voltage from external power supply:
Supply from external power supply possible as an alternative to PoE
Web-based management
Configuration of the system parameters
Definition of reports for counter state reporting
12 freely configurable reports
Triggers: Each digital signal generator (input signal), counter states or time-triggered
"Schedule view": week at a time comparison of the counter states
The Web-Count 6x Digital makes it possible for you to acquire pulse counts from sensors with switching outputs and record them in the internal data memory with a time stamp.
With the Web-based operating software on the internal Web server you have full access to the device function from any browser in the network:
Monitor absolute and relative counter states
Read out the data logger (see Screenshots)
Export the stored data (Destination: *.CSV file)
Monitor utilization of the data memory
The software is self-refreshing, so that pages do not need to be reloaded in order to update the display. No installation or additional plugin is needed for running.
Once the device has received an IP address corresponding to your network, further parameter setting is also Web-based using configuration pages in the internal Web server.
Reports can be sent event- or time-triggered through a TCP/IP based network. The following methods are available:
Mail
SNMP trap
FTP
Syslog messages
TCP and UDP client
These reports can provide the reporting time, the current status of the counters and the state of the six digital inputs. The texts can be formulated individually.
