AddMe Jr. AMJR-14-IP-BASIC Web Enabled I/O, Modbus, SNMP, Script Basic

How do you put a serial device with a proprietary ASCII protocol on the Internet? You use AddMe Jr. with i.CanDoIt® and Script Basic. As long as your serial protocol produces numeric data, all of the rule based templates for scheduling and event notifications, and every other register based feature of i.CanDoIt is available.

The goal of i.CanDoIt® is to provide a simple and cost effective facility management and remote monitoring solution suitable for use in small sites. The i.CanDoIt® Modbus web server includes data logging, time & date scheduling, and template or rule based alarm processing with email notification and/or I/O activation in response to events. Data logging simply records the contents of registers on a user specified schedule. Event logging keeps a record of alarm events. Scheduling causes register values to be set according to a schedule. The resulting register manipulation may generate network communication with remote devices, control local I/O, or change setpoints. The i.CanDoIt® is programmable, even though it is rather powerful without programming.

Control Solutions’ i.CanDoIt® AMJR-14-IP-BASIC Modbus web server features 12 inputs which accept analog input from thermistors or 0-10V sensors, or discrete input from dry contact switches. AMJR-14 hardware also provides 2 discrete outputs which can sink 1A at 24VDC.

Input data is presented in scaled integer and floating point format. Linearization tables are provided for 10K and 20K type II, III, and IV thermistors on analog inputs. Input and output type and scaling are configured in web pages served by the internal web server.

The i.CanDoIt® Modbus web server includes a large number of predefined web pages for configuration and monitoring. Support is also provided for user defined web pages using HTML and JavaScript. Any of the data registers are accessible to user defined web pages via internal CGI processing of user tags. This allows a fully customized look and feel for the system.

Configuration is done via the web pages. Configuration is saved in the internal Flash file system, and may be exported for backup or for duplicating the configuration in another device.

Click on the link below to view a demo copy of the entire Web UI in the AMJR-14-IP. (Note: This demo is for the standard AMJR-14-IP. The BASIC version replaces the PL/i programming pages with Script Basic, otherwise the web UI is the same.)

 AMJR-14-IP Demo Web

AMJR-14-IP-BASIC Features

• 12 Analog/universal inputs
    • 0-10VDC, Thermistor, dry contact
    • Software selectable input type
    • 10-bit resolution
    • 2 channels capable of high speed pulse count
• 2 Discrete outputs
    • Open drain FET, 1A @ 24VDC current sink
• User programmable using Script Basic
• Basic programmable RS-232 serial port
• Modbus TCP client and server
• 10/100BaseT Ethernet
• Data and event logger, email & trap notifications
• Real time scheduler including astronomical clock
• Web interface including user HTML wrapper
• Powered by 10-30VDC or 24VAC 50/60 Hz
• Power Consumption:
    • 0.3A @ 24VDC max.
• DIN rail mounting, 100mm H x 70mm W x 60mm D
• Pluggable screw terminal blocks
• -40C to +70C, 5%-95% RH non-condensing
• Certifications: FCC, CE