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These days, many users talk about integrating Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), but they do not know where to start or what IIoT applications would best benefit their operations. That is why HARTING developed these three IIoT starter kits featuring modular industrial computer architecture (MICA), a fast and easy way to connect to the IIoT. Each kit contains everything needed for a basic application and is ideal for those starting with IIoT. The HARTING MICA boasts a container-based open architecture so users can easily customize to their specific application well beyond what is included in the kits.
This kit contains everything needed for a basic condition-monitoring application. The kit comes with a sensor that can measure seven different parameters, including vibrations, acoustics, temperature, humidity, among others. The sensor is connected to the HARTING MICA, which is pre-installed with software that processes, computes, and visualizes all the data coming from the sensor and provides it to the user on an easy-to-use dashboard.
This kit contains everything needed for a basic RFID asset tracking application. The kit comprises industrial RFID tags, the HARTING MICA RF-R300 reader, two antennas, and all required cabling. The HARTING MICA comes pre-installed with a demo version of the Ha-VIS Middleware, which translates the raw RFID signals formats into modern software frameworks. The demo software is fully functional for 6 hours at a time to allow for complete evaluation. Contact Digi-Key for full software pricing.
This kit is ideal for those who are looking to connect periphery devices through Ethernet that may communicate over protocols such as Modbus-TCP or OPC UA. The kit contains all the cabling required to get started and a basic version of the HARTING MICA and software. As with the other starter kits, this version comes equipped with Fast Ethernet capabilities, eight digital GPIO ports, and the ability to be powered via PoE or 12 V to 24 V.
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