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Remote I/O Servers

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Connect through Ethernet

ioAdmin software

Target device

Download logic

Internet

ioLogik E2000 can be a

local control and remote

monitoring server at the

same time

Door opens and

initiates local alarm

Step 1-2

Step 3

Step 4-2

Step 3: Download logic to server

When the I/O control logic has been completely defined, one click in

ioAdmin downloads the entire set of rules onto your ioLogik E2000

Ethernet I/O server. The server will automatically restart with the

ruleset loaded. Note that the ruleset still needs to be activated for

Active Ethernet I/O operation to begin.

Step 4: Run ioAdmin to activate Active Ethernet I/O

operation

After your ioLogik server has restarted, ioAdmin will automatically

reconnect to the server. Access the Click&Go tab again by logging in

as an administrator, then click the “Run” button to activate the control

logic.

Conclusion

In just four easy steps, you can set up your own customized control

logic for Active Ethernet I/O operation on your ioLogik E2000 Ethernet

I/O server.

Using Active Ethernet I/O

Active Ethernet I/O is an ideal solution for applications in remote

monitoring, data collection, asset/environment control and notification:

Server rooms for temperature and humidity control, back-up power

supply initiation, and more

Buildings, shopping-centers, and airports for temperature and

humidity control

Roadside cabinets for telecommunication/power industries

Air-conditioning and heating unit supervision

Tank level monitoring and pump control

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Door and window sensors in airports and museums

Warehouse temperature and humidity control

Medical storage

Food and chemical industry

Shopping mall visitor tracking

There are many ways that Active Ethernet I/O can be used to enhance

your existing applications, improve your system’s cost effectiveness,

or help you develop new, more powerful applications.

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Local Alarm & Simple I/O Control

Local intelliegence

No programming

SNMP to I/O (SNMP protocol)

Supports SNMP read/write/trap

Supports I/O control using SNMP management software

Event Mailer (SMTP protocol)

Send temperature information using SMTP

User-defined mail content

MXIO supports VB/VC/BCB/.Net

Library for:

Windows,

Linux,

WinCE 5.0

Visual Basic,

Visual C++,

Borland C++,

Microsoft.NET

Instant Event Reporting by Input Status

Improves data acquisition and control system efficiency

More accurate and timely measurements to prevent data loss

Peer-to-Peer I/O without Controller

Direct input-to-output signal communication

Reduced cabling extends signal distance and reduces noise

On/Off light

If DI_0=On, Then DO_0=On

Mail to: info@moxa.com

Subject: temperature=26°C

Counter = 1

Thermometer

HP Openview/What's Up Software

People Counter

Motor

Low limit

High limit

Ethernet / TCP / IP

°C

Watertank

High

Low

Instead of relying on host computers that

continually poll I/O devices for data, Active

Ethernet I/O servers can proactively report

sensor status using TCP or UDP messages.

Proactive messaging allows much faster

notification of I/O events and generates much

lower network and CPU loads. Message content

is fully customizable, and up to 10 simultaneous

destinations are supported.

Active Ethernet I/O can be configured for SNMP

management of I/O control and reporting.

Customized SNMP traps can be triggered

by I/O events like a light switch turning on.

SNMP software can be used for sophisticated

automation, monitoring, and control of sensors

and switches over Ethernet.