Downloads

Your’re on road with your car and your employee reports a failure? What next? Approach the next parking place and try to get a telephone line to solve the problem? Or solve the problem in your head? Hit the next parking place and start your Tele-Book which is plugged on your car’s cigarette lighter, and build-up a connection to your installation. With the notebook you will solve the problem within a short time.

Access to the connected PLC takes place by coupling via Analogue-, ISDN- (only with AB-adapter) and GSM-(only with external GSM-modem)-line.

Your pumping stations report the water levels of the central control via telephone network. The central office itself can of course transmit commands/messages to the substations as well. Thereto no dedicated line is required, a “normal” telephone connection is sufficient because the devices hangs up the line after occured message.

Your outstation reports the current value cyclically, or in case of malfunction the status via FAX, to your mobile phone as SMS or to your pager.

Your car park or control sends the configuration/capacity utilisation to a PC with a modem, so that the data can be used for further processing.

There is an unsupported control or data logger or converter integrated in your installation which protocol is not supported? No problem, the signs that the PC in the office sends will be transferred via telephone line by the Direct-mode , and on-site reproduced by the TP/TB. The way back is identical. So in that case there’s also a communication to the electronic devices available.