Display the air conditioning environment of multiple rooms or locations on the screen all at once!
"Graph de Report" is a package software that stores information from various measuring devices such as temperature, humidity, illuminance, atmospheric pressure, and open/close sensors in a database, and displays the measured data in real-time graphs via a web browser. It visualizes data such as temperature and humidity data, and illuminance data on the screen. 【Main Features】 ■ Data display function ■ Data download function ■ Maintenance function ■ Alarm email sending function *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Function Details】 ■ Data Display Function - Displays data accumulated in the database in the form of graphs and tables via a browser. ■ Data Download Function - Allows downloading of data accumulated in the database in CSV format via a browser. ■ Maintenance Function - Management of company, data transmission terminals, data measurement devices, and user accounts. ■ Alarm Email Sending Function - If the maximum value is exceeded or the minimum value is not reached, and if the alarm email sending setting is enabled, an alarm email will be sent to the registered address. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Nihon Microlink Co., Ltd. started with the development of embedded software using microcomputers and has been involved in the development of embedded software for telecommunication-related services such as telex, printers, and video cameras even before the internet became widespread. We primarily develop systems tailored to our customers' needs by programming. Even if troubles arise, we provide thorough after-sales support for the programs we develop, ensuring that we deliver a sense of satisfaction to our customers.
