Opto 22

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I/O Systems, I/O Modules

GRV-R7-MM1001-10 by Opto 22

Manufacturing IT, MES

groov EPIC by Opto 22

Meet the Future: Edge Programmable Industrial Controllers

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groov EPIC Learning Center by Opto 22

Opto 22's groov serial I/O module, the GRV-CSERI-4, is designed to plug into a groov EPIC chassis alongside the groov Edge Programmable Industrial Controller (EPIC) and discrete and analog I/O modules. Courtesy: Opto 22

I/O Systems, I/O Modules

Four-port serial communication module

Opto 22 and IBM have agreed to a partnership to bridge the gap between existing industrial assets and infrastructure, and the digital world of mobile, cloud, and information technology. Courtesy: Opto 22

Industrial Networking

Companies announce strategic partnership for the IoT

Opto 22's groov 3.1 is designed to help engineers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) build custom mobile smartphone and tablet interfaces for their automation systems and IoT applications. Courtesy: Opto 22

Mobile interface system updated with graphics capabilities, OEM customization

Opto 22's SNAP-UDC-HDB-G4 breakout board provides 32-point SNAP digital I/O modules with fused outputs and isolated inputs and the compact SNAP-UDC-HDB board saves panel space and simplifies field wiring. Courtesy: Opto 22

IO breakout boards for simplified wiring

Mobile operator interface for control systems, automation

Opto 22's groov 3.0 is an update to the platform with added features like email event notifications, enhancements to the interface development environment, and options to select the platform most suitable for the user. Courtesy: Opto 22

Mobile app platform updates include email notification, simulated tag database, low-cost enhancements

groov 2.3 from Opto 22 adds native Modbus/TCP communications to groov, the company’s web-based mobile interface software, which allows thousands of industrial devices yo be monitored and managed using operator interfaces on smartphones, tablets, and other

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Using Commercial Off-the-Shelf Mobile Devices in Industrial Automation: “Russian Roulette” or the “New Normal?”