Embedded Data Systems TC-SERVER - Thermochron Server TC-SERVER

Supports all Thermochron and Hygrochron models Downloads at Overdrive Speeds Allows easy data analysis with standard web browsers Ethernet and WiFi variations available Data available for download in a variety of formats: CSV, HTML, TXT, XML Periodically pushes new Thermochron data via FTP or HTTP POST Firmware can be upgraded remotely LEDs provide instant visual feedback on Thermochron alarm status ESD Protection more than 27kV (IE801-2 Reference Model.) on the 1-Wire bus Requires no specialized software ABS panel mount enclosure The Thermochron Server is an innovative approach to managing and monitoring Thermochron data. It has been designed to operate both as a standalone Thermochron management system and as a remote Thermochron data collection point. In either role, the Thermochron Server provides a reliable way to download logger data, mission loggers, and notify you of the logger alarm status. When being used as a standalone Thermochron management system, the Thermochron Server provides a simple web interface which enables anyone to easily mission, view graphs, and download Thermochron data from the Thermochron Server with a standard web browser. Loggers may either be temporarily connected to the Thermochron Server to download the current data or permanently attached where the data is downloaded from the logger periodically. Many common operations do not even require a web browser after the initial configuration has been completed. The Thermochron Server displays the alarm status of loggers with both high and low alarm LEDs. It can also be configured to behave in a number of ways after downloading a logger's data: Do nothing (leave the mission status in current state) Stop mission Stop mission, retrieve data, restart mission with same parameters (the mission start delay is configurable) Stop mission if an alarm has occurred The Thermochron Server can also be configured to act as a FTP client. When the FTP functions are enabled the Thermochron Server sends any newly downloaded logger data to the FTP server every 5 seconds. The FTP functions are particularly useful in enabling automatic delivery of logger data through firewalls while avoiding firewall configuration "challenges".