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E-mail
66790924@qq.com
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Phone
18066878912
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Address
Tongda Building, No. 10 Keji Road, Xi'an City
Xi'an Xinmin Electronic Technology Co., Ltd
66790924@qq.com
18066878912
Tongda Building, No. 10 Keji Road, Xi'an City
1 Product Introduction
XMTH-W/GWireless temperature and humidity transmitterIt is a wireless communication function product that uses Swiss imported digital temperature and humidity sensors, combined with GPRSOr WiFi module, truly realizing remote and intelligent data collection.
The product is widely used in warehouses, transportation, medicine, electricity, agriculture, households and other occasions. Can achieve 24-hour unmanned monitoring and automatic data collectionAccording to the needs, multiple permissions can be assigned to relevant personnel simultaneously. If the temperature and humidity are abnormal, timely response can be made to minimize losses!
2、 Product Features
1The communication method of the wireless temperature and humidity collector is GPRS (unlimited distance) or WiFi.
The necessary conditions for implementing GPRS data communication include: (a. having a fixed IP or domain name b. having a SIM data card
2XMTH-W/GThe wireless temperature and humidity collector is equipped with a 4000MA, 3.7V high-quality high-capacity rechargeable lithium battery (charging voltage 5V), with a power consumption of less than 7uA in standby mode. Tested data: XM200G sends data once per minute when fully charged, and can send 13000 times; XM200W sends data once per minute when fully charged, capable of sending 40000 times
3Users can view the temperature and humidity data uploaded to the cloud center: log in to the web using a computer/tablet/mobile phone to view, and use a mobile app to view
3、 Warm and humidMeasurement range and accuracy
Temperature measurement range, resolution, and accuracy |
-20℃~ +60℃,0.1℃,±0.5℃ |
Humidity measurement range, resolution, and accuracy |
0~(RH)Relative humidity,0.1%RH,±3%RH |
The cloud platform continuously records data uploaded by temperature and humidity transmitters around the clock. Users can view data in real-time through PC or mobile terminals. This system is a lightweight application using B/S architecture, which does not require the installation of application software. Real time data queries and historical data access can be completed through a browser.
For the convenience of user hierarchical management, the backend can assign user permissions.
In general, the PC end has editing functions, while the mobile end only supports data access.
Open a browser to access:http://121.42.47.194/front/index.action
Enter the login interface and enter the login information: username: xinmin, password: xinmin;
image 4 Login screen
image 5 Main Interface
1)Icon mode
The icon mode display interface has an "automatic refresh" switch, and users can configure the refresh time interval. The front-end retrieves server data at regular intervals based on the time interval.
image 6 Icon mode
2)List Mode
List mode, visually displaying all parameters of all devices in a list. After each device information display row, there are quick entry points for "curve chart" and "data table", as well as the "update time" for this data.
image 7 List Mode
3)Map display mode
In map display mode, when the user points to the device they want to view, a display box will pop up to show all the parameters of the device.
image 8 Map mode
4)Real time and historical curves
Real time and historical curve charts provide a more intuitive display of data trends. Users can choose the time period they need to observe and click on "Search".
Ødata table
Click on "Data Table" to enter the historical data list mode, click on "Export Table" to output historical dataexcelTable. The data table pattern is shown in the figure9As shown:
image 9 data list
Øcurve graph
Click on "Curve Chart" to enter the historical curve chart mode, where users can choose between "Dynamic Display" and "Fixed Display" modes.
Click on the physical quantity label on the right side of the curve graph to turn on or off the parameter curve.
Specifically, 'distance up' refers to the time interval between the current upload and the last upload of data, and this curve reflects whether the device has experienced disconnection during operation.
image 10 curve graph