Lonworks is another communications protocol useful in building automation applications. The protocol was developed by the Echelon Corporation in the late 1990s. Lonworks originally transformed from Echelon’s earlier “Lontalk”, and was submitted to the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for acceptance. Lonworks was designed on a low bandwidth platform for networking devices through powerlines, fiber […]
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BACnet is described by experts in the field as a data communication protocol for Building Automation and Control networks. Previous products were not able operate within another developer’s system or device. This aspect is referred to as interoperability. During the late 1980s, members of the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) […]
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FieldServer Technologies has produced low-cost, quality ProtoCessors for the automation industry. ProtoCessors are Industrial Communication Protocol (ICP) modules with a standard interface. FieldServer ProtoCessors provide original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) expeditious implementation of various industrial, machine, and building automation protocols for the end-user.
The ProtoCessors are composed of an embedded system on a single board with an […]
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Published by Steven Smethurst June 5th, 2007
in Modbus, RS485 and Scott Cosby.
The ModHopper wireless transceiver is a premier, low-cost product for building automation applications developed by the Obvius Corporation that supports Modbus and pulse equipment (i.e. sensors, meters, etc.) along with related networks. The ModHopper transceiver is best suited for energy monitoring in either industrial or commercial structures.
The ModHopper wireless transceiver provides the user with a […]
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Published by pchipkin June 4th, 2007
in Cables and Ethernet.
Where do the terms Cat5 and Cat5e come from ?
TIA Telecommunications Industry Association, TIA defined standard TIA-568-B which defines the cables and structured or modular cabling systems and termination standards for building and telecom cabling systems.
Cat5 and Cat5e Cable – What is the difference?
Very simply put – The 5e cable is tested to a higher […]
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