Data Logging over IoT
The Microlink 840 multi-purpose data logger now connects to the Internet-of-Things, WiFi and Ethernet networks.
- Real-time remote data
- Eight-channel, battery-backed, data logger
- Monitor analogue signals including pressure, temperature, force, voltage and current
- Monitor digital sensors like flow meters and
- Monitor digital status, eg count switch closures
- Monitor machines, eg record percentage on/off times
- Count: accumulating, frequency, period, pulse width and elapsed time
- Monitor energy use
- Monitor alarm thresholds and output digital control signals
- Available in a weather-proof box
- MQTT, TCP/IP, Ethernet, Internet and WiFi communications
- Free technical support for life
Remote Data Acquisition and Control
Log data from, and control, a mix of eight digital and analogue signals. Use as a device on the Internet-of-Things via MQTT, plug into a local Ethernet network or use the internet TCP/IP protocol. Monitor and control in real-time. Suitable for mass remote energy monitoring level detection and status logging making it an incredibly versatile IOT tool.
Logging Data
You can choose the time period over which to store data, every minute or every hour say. For each channel you can save:
- Final value of the logging period, eg total energy used
- Maximum value
- Minimum value
- Average value
- Custom calculations on the data
Microlink 840 Specifications
| Max inputs & outputs | 8 |
| Logging epoch | 1 minute to 9 hours |
| Logged values | Maximum, minimum, average and final value of epoch + custom calculations on data |
| Counting options | Accumulating, frequency, period, pulse width, elapsed time |
| Maximum | Over 16 million |
| On & off time before a count is logged | Selectable from 1 to 255 millisecs |
| Count resolution | 16- or 32-bit |
| Analogue input range | 0-3.3 V. Can be made 0-5, 0-10 V or bipolar |
| Communications | MQTT, TCP/IP, Wi-Fi, Internet, Ethernet |
| Data available in real-time | |
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