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How does it work?
The equipment allows a direct connection with an MQTT broker through the mobile network, supporting TLS 1.2 encryption to make communication secure.
In addition to their own inputs / outputs, all GRD-MQ models can take information from Modbus slaves connected to their serial port. GRD-MQs include unique features in industrial MQTT equipment such as the ability to function as a datalogger. It has internal memory and allows adding date-time to publications so as not to lose any event if the equipment was off-line.
Automation can also be carried out locally by scripting and configuring the equipment remotely by MQTT via broker.
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GENERAL FEATURES
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MQTT Client
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3G + 2G Cellular Communication
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American and European bands
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4-20mA y 0-10V Inputs
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Digital Inputs
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Pulse Counter Inputs
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Digital Outputs
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Serial Ports
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FUNCTIONALITY
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MQTT Client to connect with broker
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Modbus Master protocol in port RS232/485 for expansion I/O or control of external modules
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Modbus Slave protocol for local access to I/O
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Script based programming logic
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Alarms and Control by SMS messages
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Event Registration On Line (GPRS signal) and Off Line (no GPRS signal)
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Remote control of outputs via subscription
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Remote Serial Port Mode via MQTT
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MODELS
MODELS |
SERIAL PORT |
I/O DISCRETES |
ANALAOG INPUTS |
I/O MODBUS EXPANSION |
GRD1620-MQ-3G |
1 RS232 / 1 RS485 |
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YES |
GRD3625-MQ-3G |
1 RS232 / 1 RS485 |
6 Configurables 6 DI pulses 45 Hz |
4 0-10V / 4-20mA |
YES |
GRD3534-MQ-3G |
1 RS232 / 1 RS485 |
6 Configurables 6 DI pulses 45 Hz |
8 0-10V / 4-20mA |
YES |
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