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I/O UPS Weather Event Monitoring 1.0

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Date added

3/13/2008 5:20:03 AM

File size

1 Kb

Requirements

Windows2000, WinXP, Windows Vista Starter, Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows Vista Home Premium, Windows Vista Business, Windows Vista Enterprise

Installer

Install Only

Publisher

Letzkey

License

Freeware

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Publisher's Description

This software allows to receive data sent by external devices as a weather station, a UPS, a webcam, and to look up these data remotely. This application also allows to define and launch emergency processes when necessary, and this according to user-defined alarm thresholds (temperature, humidity, barometry, wind speed) or in the event of a power failure (if a UPS is connected to the software). This program communicates with an Oregon weather station connected to the computer via its USB port. It also communicates with an I/O USB card from Velleman (VM110) and with a UPS via its USB port or RS-232 serial port in order to detect power failures. The software can also use pictures taken by one or several webcams in order to allow visual monitoring of processes or places, for example. None of these devices are mandatory, the user connects the ones he/she needs within his/her own configuration. The Oregon weather station can be used in order to monitor the temperature and humidity of a computer room, for example, or of several rooms (up to 10 sensors can be added). In this case, the software will use the collected data as environmental data, while, if the user adds the Oregon anemometer to its configuration in order to measure the wind speed, all the data sent by the Oregon station will be used as real weather data. Moreover, the data are registered both 'real-time' and under the form of averages, minimas and maximas, this continuously, day by day, in order to allow later reuse. All these functions are available : - from within the software itself - via the web browser of your choice (Internet Explorer strongly recommended) on the PC where the software is installed - via a remote web browser (Internet Explorer strongly recommended) inside or outside of your private network. In this case, the Dedicated Web Server included in the software must available on the Internet.