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| Campus
Security |
| Campus Attendance & Entrance
Control System |
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Colleges and universities are prime examples
of the type of environment well suited for the installation
of serial device servers. This is due to the fact that a
school's existing Ethernet network can be used for campus-wide
device connectivity. >> See
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| Medical
Application |
| Medical Equipment Data Acquisition |
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Today's hospitals, medical screening clinics, and pharmaceutical labs are full of
electronic monitoring equipment, most of which can be connected to and
then monitored via the COM ports of a PC. A prime example is the maternity
ward that monitors the contractions of an expectant mother and the heartbeat
of the fetus. >> See More |
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| Remote
Monitoring |
| Remote Environmental Monitoring System |
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An important problem involves the remote
monitoring of arrays of computers and
other electronic equipment sensitive to environmental extremes.
This includes the computer room of small companies, as well
as largeer organizations, such as Remote Data Centers and
Server Farms, that manage hundreds or
thousands of computers. >> See
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| Rack
Server Management |
| The Remote Management of Rack Servers |
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The globalization of the retail industry brings with it the challenge of devising
a reasonable global management strategy that is both practical and scalable.
In this case, "practical" means that the solution does not require the implementation
of new and expensive software packages, and "scalable" means
that as new stores are added to the chain, the only noticeable change is the
addition of related data to the management system. >> See More |
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| Power
Distribution |
| Power Distribution Management System |
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An important issue in the modern power and energy industry is the
monitoring and control of power distribution grids, resulting in
maximum power utilization. To ensure that power is transferred to the
proper areas, an RTU (Remote Terminal Unit) is one of the most important
pieces of equipment used to monitor and control power
distribution. >> See More |
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