products

These are some of our products. Please contact us for datasheets and pricing.

SPX5-MODBUS Wireless Modbus Automation

The SPX5 is a very simple to configure device that allows mapping Modbus registers of different types of devices and transmit the data wirelessly. Using our SPX5 Configuration Tool, the user can configure the reading/writing of data via Modbus RTU, or Modbus TCP. The scripting capabilities of the SPX5 allow applying data conversion algorithms as well as executing actions based on communication events or specific data conditions.

SPX3 Automation email Gateway

Our SPX3 - Simplex 3 Automation email Gateway is an extremely simple to configure gateway to send email warnings or alarm reports from data gathered in several available protocols. At this moment Modbus RTU, Modbus ASCII and Modbus TCP are available. Generic ASCII, EtherNet/IP and DF1 are comming soon!. Also there is the posibility to execute user scripts.

Local Publicity Stand

Our Local Publicity Stand can be installed to show advertisement over regular TV content. The advertisers can show ads in very specific geografic areas and they get charged only by the number of impressions. Interactive games can also be deployed in the Local Publicity Stands.

AGA Calculation Library

ANSI C libraries to implement the AGA (American Gas Association) calculations. The AGA 3 (Orifice Metering of Natural Gas), AGA 7 (Measurement of Natural Gas by Turbine Meter), AGA 8 (Compressibility Factor of Natural Gas and Related Hydrocarbon Gases) and AGA 9 (Measurement of Gas by Multipath Ultrasonic Meters) are implemented and can be sold in source code or binary form.

Inexpensive Array of Wireless Sensors

An award winning, very inexpensive array of wireless sensors for home automation. These sensor are designed to retrieve information, not to control devices. Examples of the data that can be collected with these sensors are: Energy consumption on every AC outlet, temperature, plant humidity, position (to determine open/closed doors). The system transmits data in the 433MHz band, using a technique to avoid loosing data if packets are lost.