YSI EXO Modbus Signal Output Adapter
Features
- Wires into the end of YSI field cable via flying leads
- Converts signal to RS-232 or RS-485 Modbus for SCADA systems
- Requires an EXO Sonde, data logger, and flying lead cable to function
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The EXO Modbus Signal Output Adapter from YSI is designed with and engineered for compatibility with the EXO sonde platform. Simply configure a sonde with this adapter, and the instrument is then compatible with industrial SCADA systems, or PCs and tablets with USB connectivity. Converts the proprietary signal from an EXO Sonde into a Modbus protocol over RS-232 or RS-485.
Benefits
- Integrate an EXO sonde into numerous monitoring applications without the hassle of purchasing all new hardware.
- Setup and configure instrumentation without it leaving the water, using USB or passthrough connections.
- Perform firmware updates to optimize performance over time.
- View logging status at a glance, with integrated LED indicators built into the monitoring station.
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