Specifications

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Remote I/O Servers
Remote I/O Servers
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Facility Management
Architecture Requirements
Sensor-triggered reporting and control
Send I/O status with timestamp
High speed Ethernet communication
Simple local control capability
High-performance video surveillance
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Why Moxa?
Active I/O messages that report status without polling
Click&Go for smart and simple local control
Built-in 10/100Mbps Ethernet
VPort video server for 30 frames/sec at 352 x 240
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Key Products
ioLogik E2210
Active Ethernet I/O Server with 12 DI,
8 DO
VPort 3310
1-channel Industrial MPEG4 Video
Server
Airport Security System with Active Ethernet I/O
Airport security systems have faced many new challenges over the past
few years. The threat of terrorism has caused many countries to introduce
major security changes and upgrades to their airports. It is vital for travelers
to feel safe and comfortable when using air transportation. Today’s airport
administration systems must be effective, modern, and safe. Video surveillance
systems help ensure good security and generate valuable records. However,
the large volume of space that requires real-time monitoring is a significant
challenge. Every gate, terminal, and exit needs to be taken into account. For an
effective real-time monitoring system with easy control, today’s airport security
systems use sensors with Active Ethernet I/O.
Facility Management