CommNET

For automatic data download on PC
 

This module allows you to automatically configure, download and save the data present in a data logger in the SQL GIDAS database that resides on a PC (or on a Windows Server) or in a text file. CommNet can simultaneously manage different types of communication and protocols, including serial COM, PSTN, GSM and GPRS, TCP / IP, VHF / UHF radio.

The program consists of two modules, one for configuration and one for automatic data download. CommNET can be installed on a server, the generated SQL database and the programs that use it can reside on other PCs connected to each other.

Code: BSZ306.2

Highlights
 

1. Automatic communication of data via GSM, GPRS, radio, TCP / IP from the data logger to the PC;
2. Instant or processed values storage on GIDAS database or text format with formatting;
3. Monitoring of communications service activities and generation of a log file.
4. Configuration form
5. Simultaneous use of different communication devices: VHF / UHF radio, GSM, GPRS, LAN / WAN, USB, RS232 / 485 cable);
6. Automatic call mode of one or groups of data loggers: communication device, start date / time and repetitions;
7. Configuration of the stored data format: customizable text file, SQL database, GIDAS server, binary file;
8. Data type configuration: processed and / or instantaneous. The instantaneous values are used by X-panel and other programs created by the user;
9. Automatic synchronization of data logger clocks;
10. Switching off the communication devices of the data logger after the call;
11. Memorization of the configurations made.
12. Service activity
13. Automatic restart in case of restart of the PC;
14. Panel for displaying calls in progress, pending and communications statistics;
15. Communications log;
16. Manual calls.
17. GPRS module
18. Incoming calls in “push mode” from data loggers via GPRS modem. In this case the PC that receives the incoming data must have a public and static IP.

Server installation
CommNET can be installed on a server where it stores data on the SQL GIDAS database. The database can be queried by the programs installed on other PCs on the network that support this database.