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News Release from: eDevice | Subject: EDindus
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 08 November 2006
Internet for industrial equipment
eDindus is a customisable communications terminal for connecting industrial equipment to the Internet over GPRS, PSTN (V90 ISP) and Ethernet networks.
eDindus is a customisable communications terminal for connecting industrial equipment to the Internet over GPRS, PSTN (V90 ISP) and Ethernet networks The eDindus not only handles all the TCP/IP protocol suite but also allows developers to load custom applications written in C-code or in a high-level interpreted language
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 23 Jun 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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The SDK provided in the evaluation kit allows to implement datalogger, Modbus or PLC basic features that are linked with FTP, mail or Telnet data exchanges.
Based on the field-proven eDmod and on a 8-bit ATMega microprocessor, the eDindus offers DIN rail mounting, a wide range of electric power supplies and several hardware interfaces: RS232, RS422, RS485, analogue and digital input/output, and dry switch for easy integration into any industrial environment.
The eDindus is available for PSTN/POTS (eDindus100), LAN/Ethernet (eDindus200) and GSM/GPRS (eDindus300).
The eDindus is compatible with the IDeMS M2M middleware for easy management of a large fleet of remotely connected devices.
Mass production will start in January.
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