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Remote communication via the cellular wireless network
• And completely new – text message communication for alerts and remote control via
cell phone using the LOGO! CMR module
• Text messaging for active automatic alerts regarding system states
• Position recognition and tracking via GPS, can be used for cost-effective container
tracking and position reporting via text message to a control center
• CMR can exchange data with LOGO! 8, send text messages independently, read control
commands from text messages, introduce them to LOGO! 8, and even synchronize to
local time worldwide
New text display
• New LOGO! TDE with two Ethernet interfaces
• Same mounting dimensions as before
• Thanks to the Ethernet connection, there is no longer a 10 m limitation of the distance
to LOGO!
• Improved display with six lines and 20 characters per line means more than twice as
many characters as before are now available for messages in plaintext
• As with the LOGO! display, the new TDE offers selectable white, orange, and red
backlighting for optical highlighting, etc.
New software in a new design
• Familiar, easy operation in single mode and – brand-new – incredibly simple
configuration in network mode
• Intuitive program creation and configuration of the many features, quick and easy
interconnection by mouse-click
• Automatic configuration of communication and display in network view
• Up to three programs can be displayed side-by-side; drag and drop can be used to easily
drag signals from one program to another
• Smooth migration of programs from previous versions
“Mr. Automation – that’s me”
Heribert Heitmeier is a trout farmer from Paderborn, Germany. He uses LOGO! 8 to control
his aerators and automatic feeders and thus save energy costs.
And now it’s even better. In addition to the familiar,
easy operation in single mode, LOGO! Soft Comfort V8
now has a brand-new feature – brilliantly simple
operation in network mode. Automatic configuration
of communication displayed in the network view, the
ability to open as many as three programs at once, and
the use of drag & drop to easily transfer signals from
one program to another – these are just a few of the
many new, user-friendly options.
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