XYTAC is now collaborating with Oriental R and (ORD) for developping a compact network board ConDulan

This page presents a remote IO equipment built on the ConDulan.
Since the ConDulan has a built-in Web server, digital IOs are accessed by typical web browsers.
The board has 40 digital IOs and 20 of them are for input only and 20 are for programmable input or output.
Since ConDuLan has AD/DA converters with a 4.1V voltage reference, web browsers may control and monitor the analog voltages. The built-in interpreter language enables customers to design their own products. The built-in web pages the customers design are stored in the serial ROM.

Experimental IO board
See the experimental IO board by clicking the left photo.
The pop-up page will be updated every 3 seconds.
The experimental board is attached to ConDulan, which has 20 LEDs and 16 dipswitches.

ConDuLan
Again, Click the left photo to open the output control page built-in the ConDulan.
You will be able to turn on or off the LEDs on the experimental board.

View the result you controlled the LEDs.

Click here to open the input monitor page built-in the ConDulan. It shows the dip-sw status you see in the experimental board image.
Click here to open the top page of the ConDulan built-in web server.

MonDuLan
This ia a remote monitoring system MonDuLan. It is one of ConDuLan applications.Two temperature sensors are connected to two of eight AD conversion channels. Click the photo to see the GET-LOG menu provided by the MonDuLan. Clicking "get excel" or "get text" will give you the temperature measured every 3 hours. The analog input are supervised every second to alarm by the buzzer and the LED when the input values are out of the predefined values. An alarm e-mail will be sent to the registered address. Click here to see the realtime AD values. Only Ch0 and CH1 are available and no sensors are not connected to the others. The temperature values are in centigrade.
This demonstration system forbids changing the configuration outside the LAN.