How do you know this? You can confirm it with just a glance at your web browser. Be secure in the knowledge that your process measurement and control system, no matter how large, is functioning optimally. The "passive monitoring" that's built-in to Ethernet-based systems really does bring a new meaning to job security. A user can access this data any time, any where, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, wherever you have internet access.
From the simplest application, viewing data through the web-browser on your iPhone, Blackberry device or laptop, to more sophisticated uses, such as sending a text or e-mail message when an alarm occurs, or transmitting a data log file over the internet from a remote location to a central office. With Ethernet-based, internet-enabled instrumentation, remote access can be anywhere a smartphone has a signal. Using the power of the internet, remote monitoring takes on new meaning. Using standard process sensors, such as thermocouples or RTDs (temperature), pressure transducers, flowmeters or other sensors that produce a standard analog or pulse output, you can monitor, control or log data in almost any location - across the hall, on the other side of the street, across town, on opposite ends of the country, or anywhere around the world. Remote Monitoring Introduction to Remote MonitoringĮthernet/internet-based data monitoring brings new capabilities and unprecedented access to process measurement and control.
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