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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.
How i.Report Is Used This wireless remote monitoring device is intended for wide area deployment where wired Internet is not available or readily accessible. The i.Report uses cellular technology (GSM/GPRS or CDMA) 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, SMS text messages, and voice calls. |
Control Solutions’ i.Report Model VP4-2090 Global Remote Telemetry Unit is ideal for demanding remote alarm monitoring and data logging with optional GPS tracking. It includes both cellular and satellite radios built in. The model VP4-2090 can operate on cellular only, satellite only, or cellular with satellite backup for mobile applications. The built-in Garmin GPS receiver provides tracking data for mobile applications. The VP4-2090 includes 18 hardwire sensor inputs, of which 16 are universally configurable as analog, temperature (thermistor), or discrete/dry contact inputs. Two are fixed analog with 30V input range for directly monitoring batteries. The VP4-2090 also includes 2 discrete outputs for functions such as generator start on command or local alarm indicator. The VP4-2090 includes a Modbus RTU port which may operate in master or slave mode. The VP4-2090 may poll multiple Modbus slaves to greatly expand I/O capability. The VP4-2090 may also operate as a slave allowing a PLC in a larger system to write data to the VP4-2090. The VP4-2090 also includes a CAN/J1939 port for applications such as engine monitoring. The VP4-2090 can receive any standard J1939 message, including transport protocol. The VP4-2090 can initiate data read requests. The VP4-2090 can transmit J1939 messages sending data provided by the web portal or derived internally. The internal GPS data can be transmitted periodically in standard J1939 format. Message construction is completely configurable, and transport protocol is supported in both directions. The VP4-2090 supports store and forward logging. Data will be reported at regular intervals via cellular when coverage is available. When a mobile unit leaves cellular coverage, the VP4-2090 will log data to its internal 2GB data flash, and upload stored data when service is found. Meanwhile, critical alarms and data points will be reported via satellite while non-critical events and log data are stored for later forwarding. Control Solutions’ i.Report V4 Satellite/Cellular Global Remote Telemetry Unit, Model VP4-2090, offers an array of advanced features: ● Remote monitoring and data logging GPS Tracking Modes Geo-fence: Reports as an alarm any time the device leaves a designated perimiter. User can reset perimeter for transportable equipment's new location. Travel: Reports as an event every time the device moves a specifed distance, used for tracking mobile devices that are intended to be on the move. |
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The i.Report Model VP4-2090 includes a field programmable soft PLC. Control Solutions’ i.CanDrawIt® graphical programming tool is used to easily create programs. Connect your PC to the VP4-2090 via its USB port for live debugging of your i.CanDrawIt® program. All data objects are accessible to the soft PLC programming environment. By writing to data objects that are configured with alarm thresholds, your program can trigger events to be called in to the web portal on demand. Simple threshold rules are applied automatically, but the soft PLC capability allows you to create complex alarm algorithms. |
