Energy monitoring module TCW260 supports galvanic isolated digital inputs, analog inputs, and RS-485 interface.
All 4 digital inputs are S0 hardware compatible. They can be used to support up to 4 energy meters with S0 pulse outputs. The digital inputs can also support general dry contact output (ON/OFF) sensors.
The analog inputs can be used either in the current loop (0/20mA) or voltage (0/10V) mode. They can be connected to voltage and current transducers with suitable analog outputs.
MODBUS RTU protocol is realized over the hardware interface RS-485. The energy monitoring module supports up to 24 registers/devices.
All primary parameters (digital and analog inputs as well as MODBUS RTU registers) can be used to arrange up to 24 channels. The channels can be specified as general (current, voltage, temperature, etc.) or cumulative (energy, volume, etc.). All channels can be monitored as digits and as graphs directly on the standard browser over the WEB interface.
All channels can be used to arrange up to 24 independent alarms. There are four categories for every alarm. The alarms can also be monitored as graphs.
The module supports M2M protocols over Ethernet � SNMP, HTTP API, and MODBUS TCP. Using them, the device can be used as a part of energy monitoring systems.
GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz GPRS Class 10
Multi-slot class 10 (4 Down; 2 Up; max.5) Max BR Download 85.6 Kbps Coding Scheme CS1-CS4
2 Pulse inputs
5 GPIOs configurable as Digital inputs or Digital Outputs
1 RS232/TTL UART
1 RS485/TTL UART
12-24V DC input power
Sleep mode for low power consumption
Customizable firmware based on project requirements
Continuous monitoring of pulse inputs and maintaining counters.
Ideal for pulse based flow meter with forward and reverse flow pulses.
Continuous monitoring of analog inputs.
Ideal for flow meter with 4-20mA or voltage outputs for flow rates.
Log up to 15,000 records
Server Communication using protocols like TCP,HTTP or FTP
Can support MQTT protocol for M2M applications
Communication of data to server based on specific events or on configured intervals
Storing and forwarding of data in case of communication failures
Programmable automation of DO operations by giving simple conditions for time, week day, DI status etc�
Operation of Digital output via SMS commands or commands from server
Generation of events on change of DI or DO and generation alerts to Server or SMS alerts to configured group of numbers.
Provision for implementing protocols like Modbus or any other proprietary protocol and acquire data from one or more devices connected to RS232 or RS485 ports
Facility to store mobile numbers in different groups for authorization and SMS alerts
Configuration of parameters via serial port or remotely by SMS or from the Server
Facility to go on low power mode when there is no communication and automatic wakeup on incoming communication, serial events or DI events.
Watchdog timer
Over the air updation of firmware
Data Acquisition and communication of various Flow meters
Remote monitoring application
Automation and Remote operation of pumps, valves etc
Data acquisition from remote devices on Modbus protocols
