Adquio Mini

Programmable controller, actuator and datalogger

  • Power supply: 24V DC.
  • Protection against voltage reversal
  • 4 rs485 ports
  • 1 Ethernet port
  • 1 USB dongle (32 GB inserted from factory)
  • 2.4 Ghz wifi AP integrated.

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  • Its ARM processor with 4 cores, gives it a power much higher than the Traditional PLCs.
  • All the power and versatility of a complete and integrated GNU / Linux operating system.
  • Programming in JavaScript, a free, open and easy-to-learn language.
  • Save the collected data on a dongle, if the internet fails, it has 32GB of space (Supports up to 128GB).
  • No software is required for its programming, just a browser.
  • Cache in variables management, this speeds up the processes and allows not to wait for the buses.
  • 1 Ethernet ports, Support of Modbus TCP, BACnet IP, MQTT and Casambi API.
  • Integrated Wi-Fi AP for easy, convenient and fast setup without cables.
  • 4 ports 485, support the Modbus RTU and BACNet MSTP protocols, (up to 250 devices per port).
  • Own communication protocol between adquios which allows distributed facilities.
  • Withstands voltage peaks and polarity change. Automatic start after the anomaly.
  • Always up-to-date, both in security patches and new features.
  • The alarms of the installation reach the mail of the person in charge immediately.
  • Access to any API, SQL Server, etc. that is supported under GNU / Linux (Requires additional project and study).
  • Rest API for free access to any adquio variable.
  • Complete ecosystem, data collector, actuator and web platform to exploit them.
  • Free training on the web at acquisio.com, in text format with examples and on video.
  • Programming remotely and naturally, no need to travel to the customer’s facility.
  • Scada: It allows you to see and act on the variables of the installation with a simple browser.
  • Team programming, several people can work on the same adquio concurrently.
  • It allows debugging in real time, for faster and more effective programming.
  • Programming through variable, calendar and timed events.
  • Exclusions and inclusions can be made in the calendars to allow for exceptions.