Advantech is releasing its latest ADAM-2000Z series wireless I/O modules, building on the company's Internet of Things (IoT) strategy. The ADAM-2000Z modules utilise IEEE 802.15.4 standard I/O and the latest sensor technologies while supporting 2.4GHz mesh networking to provide the flexibility for building cost-effective distributed monitoring systems.
The wireless ADAM-2000Z series includes six modules, including a Modbus/RTU gateway, router node, and the I/O and sensor devices listed below. Advantech says the ADAM-2000Z series features low power consumption, ensured data integrity, Modbus/RTU protocol support, a high degree of accuracy of 16 bits for the AI module, and a wireless site survey tool in the ADAM Utility. Low power consumption enables the modules to update at one-minute intervals for a year from just a pair of AA alkaline batteries.
In addition, the ADAM-2000Z series supports the Modbus/RTU protocol so that modules can be connected to other Modbus modules without any additional software or cost. The control of the ADAM-2000Z Series can be easily integrated into most HMI and SCADA devices using the Modbus/RTU protocol. Configuring a reliable wireless network, site survey is an important task; the ADAM-utility includes the site survey tool, Topology, for users to get a module's status and wireless communication quality. For the network capacity, the ADAM-2000Z series can connect up to 32 nodes, including router and end devices.
The wireless ADAM-2000Z series comprises:
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