Moxa
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Moxa has patented new technology on the Ethernet I/O devices that allow them to gather data independently based on parameters you provide. This is being done with no programming. Instead, they have created a new Click&Go trademarked technology that means you can set these parameters with the click of the mouse. Up to ten computers can receive the data transmitted using this simplified version. Gone are the days and long hours of polling the server for data repeatedly throughout the day. Now the device does the work for you. They also have included peer to peer I/O without the need for a controller. You set the conditions that determine when the device transmits the data to you. So you have it before you need it. Moxa is redefining the world of Active Ethernet I/O devices in a revolutionary manner with these improvements to their technology. They are making them more user friendly while making them more effective all in one fell swoop.
Popularity: 52% [?]
Ethernet I/O
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The new generations of Ethernet I/O devices are so user friendly that they are now being designed to work with no programming involved. Now you can configure the servers control logic with the interface instead of spending hours programming it. You no longer have to poll the data, as you would have to do it a traditional or passive Ethernet I/O device. They are now being designed with many more active ports in smaller and smaller packages. There are now devices that are hardly larger than an average cable modem that can sustain 12 input and 8 output devices. Ethernet digital and analogue input and output devices are readily available online today. The new Active Ethernet devices allow for peer-to-peer contact when transmitting data over an open network. These devices transmit the data that you need without you requesting it repeatedly throughout the day. They are labeled intelligent because of the active gathering of data saving you time and money.
Popularity: 24% [?]
Industrial Wireless
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With the advances in technology in recent years, it has become much easier for companies to conduct business. Part of this is due to the many industrial wireless items that so many companies are implementing. It allows them to do business easily and much cheaper. It is far more cost effective to have a wireless system than it is to lay cable for a wired system. In addition, industrial wireless systems are much easier to install, which can save companies a huge amount of money in project costs. It will also reduce the time it takes to complete projects. Another huge advantage is that companies can test out the system first to make sure it is compatible with all of their needs. Another boon is that with wireless, the company can grow and expand far easier. The company could even change buildings without incurring much trouble with moving their wireless system.
Popularity: 24% [?]
Fiber Media Converter
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The fiber media converter is able to transfer data over long distances at a very fast rate, which is important for a number of different industries. The converter is able to take Ethernet data and then convert it into fiber optic signals. The benefit of the fiber optic signals is that they are a very cost effective and easy way of increasing the distance of a transmission. Companies will be able to find a number of different types of fiber media converter products to serve all of their needs. No matter the size of the company, just about everyone will be able to benefit. With innovative technologies such as this, companies are able to stay on the cutting edge and do business conveniently and quickly. These converters will also serve to give the company a decided advantage over all of their competitors.
Popularity: 24% [?]
Serial To Wireless
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If you need to provide wireless access to a great deal of people in your business from one network, you will need to choose a serial to wireless product designed to make industrial devices accessible directly from the wireless network. Such a product will eliminate physical wires and provide benefits such as mobility, flexibility, wider coverage and lower networking costs. You can get this type of coverage for short distances or for very long distances. With Bluetooth, you can only cover a short distance, but it is very reliable, energy efficient and convenient wireless for short distances. You can get 802.11 a/b/g (WiFi) systems for greater distances (up to three hundred feet) such as the systems that people use in coffee shops, bookstores and libraries. For the greatest distance (up to forty miles) you would use a 900 MHz serial to wireless system.
Popularity: 100% [?]
Serial To Ethernet
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If you need your industrial devices to be directly accessible from your network, you need a serial to Ethernet product to make it happen. You can get Legacy devices with RS-232 or RS-422/485 interface converted into Ethernet devices so that you can monitor and control them from any network location or you can even control them from the Internet. While specific applications call for various configurations and features, you should be able to find whatever you need as far as your hardware goes. You will find products for protocol conversion, virtual Com drivers, TCP operation modes, power over serial, extended temperature and rugged enclosures when you are looking for conversion products. You can get serial to Ethernet products that have one, two, four, eight, sixteen or thirty-two ports for Ethernet from one Serial port.
Popularity: 45% [?]
Industrial Wireless
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Linking up an entire office can be a daunting task. With so many devices to manage, the physical clutter is a headache. There’s an easier way to handle connecting your office, or even your entire building. Industrial wireless solutions let you link multiple devices to the network with no cables to deal with. With multiple industrial wireless choices, you can choose to manage a short-range or long-range wireless network depending on your business’s specific needs. You can even connect to very distant devices via a cellular connection, making it possible to operate your global business from the comfort of your desk. An industrial wireless network makes your office look tidier, saves you from having to rely on physical network connections, and lets you use your existing network in new and innovative ways.
Popularity: 24% [?]
Fiber Media Converter
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One of the problems that often come up in businesses is how to extend the range of an inter-office network. For two buildings in different geographical locations, a shared network is a logistical nightmare. It’s expensive and impractical to run fiber between two offices, but copper cable tends to degrade the data over a long distance. What is the best solution? A fiber media converter allows you to use fiber optic cables already in place underground to send data between offices without the need to run all-new expensive fiber optic cables within the buildings themselves. A fiber media converter on both ends takes advantage of the best qualities of both fiber optic and copper cables. These inexpensive converters provide you with a superior connection at a fraction of the cost of an all-fiber optic solution.
Popularity: 29% [?]
Industrial Networking
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For the latest and best type of industrial networking you can get for your company, you should consider an industrial wireless system. You can use long-range wireless systems that transmit signals to end users up to forty miles away using one-Watt transmission power with high receiver sensitivity in a proprietary Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) radio. With such power available to industries that need to network their computers or operate machinery and industrial devices via computers, you have no reason to encumber yourself or your place of business with wires, conduits, connectors and cables. You can make your industrial networking system much simpler by using wireless systems, but you need to make sure that you choose industrial equipment that is high quality equipment proven reliable so that you will reap the maximum benefit from using wireless networking.
Popularity: 24% [?]
Industrial Ethernet
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If you want a faster, more efficient way to control automated systems or production machinery than through serial ports in your industry, you should consider using an industrial Ethernet. You can use different configurations and features for specific industrial applications, including 10/100/1000 Gigabit Base-T, power over Ethernet (PoE), IP 67 liquids & dust proof, Class One Division Two, wide temperature, and modular switches. Some advantages of using an industrial Ethernet include increased speed, increased performance, increased distance and better interoperability. Additionally, this system will give you the ability to use standard access points, routers, switches, hubs, cables and optical fiber, which are immensely cheaper than the equivalent serial-port devices. You can improve the productivity and the cost efficiency of your entire operation if it is feasible for you to convert to industrial Ethernet from your current system, and if you are just starting your operation, you will definitely want to use an Ethernet system.
Popularity: 27% [?]
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