| Click&Go™ Automation Suite |
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| What is Click&Go Suite? |
| Click&Go Suite is a software package that helps with managing the operation, monitoring, and deployment of the ioLogik E2000, E4200, and W5000. The suite includes two utilities, ioAdmin and ioEventLog, which run on the Windows OS. These two utilities are included on the Document and Software CD that comes you're your ioLogik product. ioAdmin's graphical user interface gives easy access, including a function that broadcast searches for all status information and settings. ioAdmin includes the settings of the Click&Go logic control configuration of your application system, and ioEventLog collects the ioLogik's system information stored in the central PC.
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Click&Go Suite includes the following functions |
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Click&Go local control logic |
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System configuration |
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Remote I/O test and monitoring |
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Event recording |
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Mass Deployment |
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Wiring Guide |
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| Click&Go Control Logic |
| Click&Go is Moxa's patented control logic that bridges the gap between information technology and industrial automation. With this easy-to-learn and easy-to-use natural language, configuration is the only thing you'll need to learn. Unlike the traditional ladder language or function block diagrams, users can learn how to perform I/O configurations in just five minutes. Moxa's recent enhancements to Click&Go logic provide more functions to fulfill users' application requirements. In addition to local Input-to-output control, other features of the Click&Go logic are described below. |
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| Since IF-THEN-ELSE statements are a fundamental part of any programming language, even an untrained engineer will be able to use Click&Go's intuitive IF-THEN-ELSE configuration format to finish an I/O configuration—in under five minutes. Compared with the previous version of Click&Go, more functions are supported for each IF-THEN-ELSE description. See the table for details.
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IF |
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THEN |
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ELSE |
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DO |
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Relay/Counter |
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Relay/Pusle |
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Relay/Pusle |
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Internal Register |
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Internal Register |
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Internal Register |
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Remote Action |
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Remote Action |
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Remote Action |
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Timer |
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Timer |
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Timer |
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Schedule |
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SNMP Trap |
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SNMP Trap |
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Host Communication Failure |
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Active Massage |
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Active Massage |
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E-mail |
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E-mail |
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Active Massage |
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Active Massage |
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| Click&Go's control logic supports 24 timers, which can be used to define timers for different kinds of applications, such as a delay timer (delay_on, delay_off, on_delay, off_delay) or timer counter. All time-based control systems can use this function.
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| Twenty-four Modbus registers are available for a user's application, and users can change a Modbus address from the SCADA software even when Click&Go is running.
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| Schedule with NTP and daylight saving |
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| Technicians can easily and quickly use the schedule function to define a periodic control scheme. The schedule function can also be used for lighting, sprinklers, and heating systems. The ioLogik product has a built-in RTC (real-time-clock) that works with NTP (network-time-protocol) to synchronize the local time with a remote time server on the Internet.
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| Programmers sometimes need to trigger remote digital output based on local analog values. In the example shown here, a water level sensor was installed in a water tower. When the water level drops below a preset level, the analog signal from the sensor will be converted to a remote digital output, which triggers the pump to turn on. Although this is a relatively simple example, Click&Go can handle different set points and trigger conditions.
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| CGI commands are based on the HTTP, which is the most popular protocol for accessing the Internet. Users will be able to access Moxa's I/O devices from anywhere with a simple web browser, and can even communicate through firewalls. Software developers can use CGI commands to integrate I/O functions into their software, which is often used with IP surveillance systems. Moxa's Active Ethernet I/O products can both send out and receive CGI commands, and for this reason are compatible with surveillance devices that support CGI commands.
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| System Configuration |
| The major ioLogik settings are done with ioAdmin.
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Server and Time settings |
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Networking Configuration |
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I/O Configuration and analog input scaling |
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SNMP V1/V2 and V3 Settings |
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Mass Deployment |
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| Remote I/O Tests and Monitoring |
| ioAdmin can be used to monitor the I/O status online, and trigger an output (if needed) for testing purposes.
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| System Log Recording |
| The ioEventLog utility is designed to help users keep a record of ioLogik status events over the network. For example, a cold start, warm start, or event time can be monitored and recorded. |
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| Mass Deployment |
| The import/export function is designed to make it easy for users and system integrators to configure and deploy multiple ioLogik units. One unit can be configured first, after which the text file is exported to a text file. After modification (especially for different IP addresses), the configuration file can be imported by ioAdmin one-by-one or via a batch file running tftp, from the windows command prompt |
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| Wiring Guide |
| ioAdmin provides a wiring guide for ioLogik products to make it easier to reference different sensor connections. The wiring guide can be accessed by right-clicking the figure of the ioLogik in the I/O Configuration tab. |
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