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GSM/GPRS Cellular Remote Monitoring
Alarm Monitoring
HTTP Client Data Logging
Local Control
Scheduled Alarms
16 Analog/Universal Inputs
4 Discrete Outputs
2 Discrete/Pulse Inputs
Modbus RTU Master or Slave
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Control Solutions’ i.Report® features 16 inputs which accept analog input from thermistors or 0-10V sensors, or discrete input from dry contact switches. The i.Report includes 2 pulse counting inputs with non-volatile totalizing counts. The i.Report also provides 4 discrete ouputs which can sink 1A at 24VDC.
Floating point holding registers provide data from the analog I/O points. In addition, analog (universal) inputs are mirrored to integer registers and may be treated as on/off values. Linearization tables are provided for 3K, 10K and 20K type II, III, and IV thermistors. Input type and scaling is configured by writing to additional holding registers or object properties.
• Cellular Data Modem
- - - 850/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS
- - - PTCRB and AT&T Wireless approved
- - - SMA antenna connector, 4" antenna included
- - - Standard SIM card for activation
• 16 Analog/universal inputs
- - - 0-10VDC, Thermistor, dry contact
- - - Software selectable input type
- - - 10-bit resolution
- - - 2 channels capable of pulse count input
• 2 Pulse/Discrete inputs
- - - TTL to 24VDC
- - - Rate or totalizing count input
• 4 Discrete outputs
- - - Open drain FET, 1A current sink
• Modbus RTU Gateway Built In
• Powered by 10-30VDC or 24VAC 50/60 Hz
• Power Consumption:
- - - 0.5A @ 24VDC max.
• DIN rail mounting, 100mm H x 105mm W x 60mm D
• Pluggable screw terminal blocks
• Operating temperature -30°C to +70°C
Control Solutions’ i.Report® software is designed to perform data logging and alarm reporting with all data traffic initiated by the wireless device. The i.Report uses HTTP Get requests to a specially configured server to report data. This approach maximizes efficiency of wireless air time. It also provides the highest level of security since i.Report will not accept any incoming Internet traffic. Only replies to initiated traffic are recognized.
Some of the best features of i.CanDoIt® are incorporated into this streamlined adaptation of i.CanDoIt optimized for cellular wireless Internet.
• Global data registers
- - - 60 integer (16-bit) registers
- - - 60 floating point (IEEE 754) registers
- - - First 22 registers allocated to I/O, remaining are available
- - - Registers can be read/written by PL/i user program
- - - Registers individually selectable for HTTP Client reporting
• Event Threshold Rules
- - - 60 event rules each assignable to any data register
- - - High/Low thresholds with hysteresis and minimum times
- - - Optional output activiation based on rule
- - - Automatic reporting to server upon active, inactive
• User Programmable
- - - Field programmable with PL/i programming language
- - - Create complex threshold rules
- - - Create complex derived data results
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i.Report Remote Monitoring Device with GSM/GPRS modem |
$1045.00 |
IMPORTANT: You cannot simply go to your local cell phone store and get service for this device. You must establish an account with an MVNO in order to gain access to data service from AT&T, Sprint, etc. |
How i.Report Is Used
This monitoring device is intended for wide area deployment where wired Internet is not available. The i.Report uses GPRS to create a wireless Internet connection to its central server. The server receives periodic data log updates and event driven alarm notifications. The server will in turn issue notifications to the notification list via email and/or SMS text message.
This device is not usable by itself. You must subscribe to a monitoring service or create your own server, or work with Control Solutions to have a server developed for you. To learn more about the server side, visit www.logmydata.com.

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| The available online support package includes help pages in browser format, JavaScript sensor calibration tool, Windows device configuration tool, and PL/i compiler. To review the help pages, just click the image above.

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| i.Report is freely programmable using Control Solutions' PL/i language. The PC based compiler is part of the free configuration tool you download from this web site.

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| You can configure AddMe manually by writing to Modbus registers. The free Windows based configuration tool figures out the registers for you. You simply select options from lists. Click the image below to see the tool close up. |

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