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Data Handler (DH)
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Data Anywhere, Anytime ...
New concepts in system design require remote single point signals to be conditioned,
converted, logged, communicated to other locations, operate/control field devices
and interface with existing or new peripherals.
The DATA HANDLER's built-in signal conditioning, low power requirements,
hermetic seal, small package size, ease of installation and hardened micro-controller
makes it perfect for these types of applications.
The AGM DATA HANDLER
truly allows data to be accessed anywhere, anytime.
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Optical I/O isolation: The input signal from a field sensor is optically
isolated from the other circuitry of the Data Handler. System startup problems resulting
from inadvertent ground loop conditions are precluded. System operational shutdowns
due to lightning and utility fault currents are greatly minimized.
Minimal Power Requirement: The Data Handler is ideal for those remote
locations where it is not practical or cost effective to bring service power to.
Batteries or a small solar power system is all that is required for operation.
Communications: Interfaces include direct, fixed/spread spectrum radios,
leased/dial-up line modems and Ethernet.
Eight-channel time division multiplex: The "MUX PUK" auxiliary
device allows one Data Handler to monitor 8 analog or 64 digital inputs. Monitoring
costs can be reduced to one twentieth of that using other monitoring devices.
Stand-alone controller: The Data Handler can be programmed to perform
any type of controller function including PID features.
RTU Function: Flexible Data Handler software lets the Data Handler
function as a RTU in all SCADA systems. You can interface with Windows-based PC
programs like Genesis, Intellution, Wonderware, Lookout, etc. or AGM's own TakeCharge
program. It can be adopted for use with any protocol including Modbus and its variations.
Addressable: The Data Handler is addressable for Distributive Control
Schemes. You can use 256 different addresses in a single system application.
Event or time driven data-logging with programmable smoothing: You
have 32K of nonvolatile RAM and a perpetual clock for data logging. Stored data
files can be directly downloaded to popular programs like EXCEL, ACCESS, etc. You
can not lose stored data with loss of communications in a Monitoring System.
Signal Conditioning: Erratic and "noisy" signals from input
sensors are easily "smoothed", without eliminating the important perturbations
of the variable being measured.
Internet, Email, and Pager Interfaces: The Data Handler's communications
auto-dialer lets you transmit remote data and alarm conditions using the Internet,
AOL, and CompuServe networks.
Remote Diagnostics: The Data Handler software files include programs
with "zero sum logic" and relay ladder logic schemes to identify wiring
errors and equipment malfunctions during "startup" and operating conditions.
Physical -
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Dimensions: 3 inches DIA x 2.5 inches x
3 inches
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Package: Circuitry hermetically sealed
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Mounting: Bulkhead, DIN, GUAC Explosion
Proof Enclosure
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Connectors:
Power & Signals: Plug &
Play. Wire
Range : 28 - 14 AWG
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RS232C:
Male 9-pin Subminiature D
Electrical -
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Supply Voltage: 9 to 26 VDC
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Current draw:
Nominal 6 mA
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CPU: Industrial Hardened Microcontroller
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Real Time Clock:
Perpetual
Battery: Internal, rechargeable
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Inputs:
(Optional 8 input multiplexer)
o Analog:
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Optically Isolated AC, DC,
RTD, T/C, Strain Gage
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Resolution: Greater than 12
bits
o Contact Closure: 2 Each
o Frequency: 0 to 500 Pulses per Second
(PPS)
o Pulse Duration:
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Resolution: 15.6
mS
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Span: 15.6 mS —> 1 Year
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Period: 15.6 mS —> 1 Year
o Pulse totalizer/Accumulator:
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Minimum pulse width: 15.6
mS
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Maximum count: 4,294,967,296
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Outputs:
o Analog:
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Current: 0/20 mADC. 250 ohms
o Relays: 2 Each, Normally open contacts
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Contacts rating 28VDC @ 1
A Max. Resistive
o Frequency: 0/1200 Pulses per Hour (PPH)
o Pulse Duration:
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Resolution: 635 µS
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Range: 125 mS ->
186 Days
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Period: 125 mS
-> 186 Days
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Diagnostics:
o Built In Self-Check
o Watch Dog Timer
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Memory: 32K, non-volatile RAM
Configuration -
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Configuration Interface:
Settings configured via
RS232C and PC
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Definable Control Logic and Functions
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Built-in, Configurable:
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Control/Alarm Set Points,
Signal/Control Time Delays, PID Constants,
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Rate of Change, Time-of-Day
Interlocks
Communications -
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RS485/RS232C:
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Baud Rates:
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Default: 1200
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Selectable: 300 - 19200
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Data Format:
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Default: 8 Bits, 1 Stop, No
Parity
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Selectable: 7 - 8 Bits, 1
- 2 Stop, Even or Odd Parity
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Protocols:
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Default: ASCII
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Selectable:
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Modbus, DF1, Customer specified
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Connections:
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Default: Computer
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Selectable:
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Telephone Modem
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Radio Modem:
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Adjustable RTS Delay
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Default: Full-Duplex
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Selectable: Half-Duplex
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EMail Providers
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Addressable: 256 different addresses
Mux-Puk (Time Division
Multiplexer) Assy -
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Package: Hermetically sealed with Plug
and Play terminals
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Inputs: 8 inputs with Input to Input
relay isolation
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Power: Supplied through factory supplied
cable form associated Data Handler
Environmental -
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Operating Temperature: -30 to 80 degrees C
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Operating Humidity:
5 to 95%.
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Class: Class 1, Div 1, Group C, D, E, F
Performance -
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Accuracy:
0.1% (Calibration/Linearity/Hysteresis/Repeatability)
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Temperature Coefficient:
0.005 % / Deg C
Warranty -
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7-Years, Transferable
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| Single point, multi-site, universal, microcontroller based RTU |
Legend (PDF Documents) : W-Wiring Diagram, D-Description, O-Operation,
C-Calibration, S-Specifications, M-Manual
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SPM9000-ADR
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| RS232C to RS232C, adds address to data | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $277.00 |
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SPM9000-C2I
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| 8 Contacts in, 2 relays/1 4/20 ma out, RS232C | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $850.00 |
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SPM9000-C2N
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| 8 Contacts in, 2 relays, RS232C | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $785.00 |
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SPM9000-D28
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| 8 analog mux/relay out, use with 9000-N8R | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $850.00 |
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SPM9000-D2I
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| 1 Ai, 2 Di, 2 Do, 1 4/20 ma out, RS232C | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $850.00 |
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SPM9000-D2N
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| 1 Ai, 2 Di, 2 Do, RS232C | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $785.00 |
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SPM9000-D2V
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| 1 Ai, 2 Di, 2 Do, 1 1/5 vdc out, RS232C | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $860.00 |
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SPM9000-D2W
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| 2 Ai, 2 Di, 2 Do, 1 4/20 ma out, RS232C | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $860.00 |
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SPM9000-D48
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| 8 analog mux/relay out, use with 9000-N8R | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $785.00 |
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SPM9000-D4I
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| 1 Ai, 2 Di, 2 Do, 1 4/20 ma out, RS485 | 10 to 30 VDC | SPM | DH | $850.00 |
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The following table is a compilation of a few of the many applications that the
AGM Data Handler (DH) can be applied to.
If you have an application that you are uncertain as to whether or not the Data
Handler is the correct product to apply, contact AGM's Technical Support Team
and they will work with you to insure that the correct product is selected for your
design requirements.
| Data Handler (DH) - Beep Alert, DHApp1: Beeper Alarm, Data Logging, 3 Phone Numbers, Call Back Acknowledge |
DHApp1
| 32K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - Electro-Corder, DHApp13: One analog and 2 dry contact inputs (Electrocorder). Log and remotely control output dry contacts or use output contacts for alarms. |
DHAPP13
| 30K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - Digital Adder, DHApp14 |
DHAPP14
| 31K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - 10 Segment breakpoint linerearizer, DHApp15 |
DHAPP15
| 35K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - DataTran, DHApp24: Transfer one analog to the remote DH (TransVerter). Send and receive two dry contacts over dial-up, leased line or radio modem. Use with DHApp25 |
DHAPP24
| 32K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - TransVerter, DHApp25: Ouput one analog from the DH (DataTran). Also send and receive two dry contacts over dial-up, leased line or radio modem . Use with DHApp24 |
DHAPP25
| 33K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - Low Sliding window averager, DHApp30 |
DHAPP30
| 107K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - 8 Channel Data Logging System, DHApp32 |
DHApp32
| 44K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - 8 Channel Data Logging System, DHApp32 |
DHApp32MUX
| 24K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - DataTran, DHApp35: Send and receive one analog and two dry contact to and from the remote DH (Transverter) over dial-up, leased line or radio modem. Use with DHApp36 |
DHAPP35
| 41K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - TransVerter, DHApp36: Send and receive one analog from the DH (DataTran). Also send and receive two dry contacts over dial-up, leased line or radio modem . Use with DHApp35 |
DHAPP36
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| Data Handler (DH) - DataTran, DHApp4: Transfer one analog to the local DH (Transverter). Send and receive one dry contact over dial-up, leased line or radio modem. Use with DHApp5 |
DHAPP4
| 32K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - Modbus/DNP3 Protocol, DHApp40: One analog input and output with two dry contact inputs and outputs with Modbus Protocol. |
DHAPP40
| 29K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - Loss of signal detector. Holds last input reading until fault is cleared. DHApp42 |
DHApp42
| 38K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - TransVerter, DHApp5: Ouput one analog from the DH (DataTran). Also send and receive one dry contact over dial-up, leased line or radio modem. Use with DHApp4 |
DHAPP5
| 33K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - DataTran, DHApp6: Send and recieve 2 dry contacts to and from the remote DH (Transverter) over dial-up, leased line or radio modem. Use with DHApp7 |
DHAPP6
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| Data Handler (DH) - TransVerter, DHApp7: Receive and send 2 dry contacts from and to the DH (DataTran) over dial-up, leased line or radio modem. Use with DHApp6 |
DHAPP7
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| Data Handler (DH) - DataTran, DHApp8: Sends 1 discrete and 1 analog. Used with DHApp9 |
DHApp8
| 30K Bytes | |
| Data Handler (DH) - TransVerter, DHApp9: Receives 1 discrete and 1 analog. Used with DHApp8 |
DHApp9
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The Data Handler may be used as a stand-alone monitoring and control device
or integrated with other AGM and manufacturers products. The following table is
a tool for constructing a model number based on your specific design requirements.
Note - Please contact our Domain Engineering staff if you are unsure of which
Data Handler to specify for your application. Or email or fax us a block diagram
of what you need and we will fill in the model numbers and promptly provide you
a Hardware Overview and Proposal. We will also work with you to develop OEM products.
Data Handler Model Number Selection Table
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SPM9000-
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D
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Any AC/DC Voltage/Current, Resistance or Thermocouple and 2 Contact Closures
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Factory will set the Input to the specified input range prior to shipment
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C
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8 Contact Closures
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Any Frequency, 2 Contact Closures
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Specify frequency range and type
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RS232C
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RS485
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4/20 mADC, 2 Contact Closures
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0/10 VDC, 2 Contact Closures
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Multiplexer (Mux) Interface
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Used with SPM9000-N8R
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Specific Models
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SPM9000-
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8 Input Mux
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Use with SPM9000-D28 or SPM9000-D48
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SPM9000-
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RS485 to RS232C converter
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Used to connect multiple RS485 devices together
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SPM9000-
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RS232C to RS232C converter
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Used in systems with multiple ICS's that need to be addressable
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Following are examples of Data Handler orders:
1. SPM9000-D2I, DC and 2 Contact inputs with 4/20 mADC and 2 contact outs
and RS232C communications interface. I need two independent adjustable setpoints
and time on/off delays for operating pumps based on a wet well level signal.
2. SPM9000-D28 and SPM9000-N8R, 8 Channel analog Data Logger that will be
connected to a Radio Modem for remote data acquisition. Also need AGM TakeCharge
software to log and display remote data on a portable PC.
You may
Email, Fax or Mail your order.
If you would prefer, you can place your order by phone by calling 520-722-1004.
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