Using the 920MHz band, data from the equipment can be collected without putting a load on the core network.
It is common to use LAN for data collection, but from the perspective of information system administrators, it is not very desirable to add the load of factory-related information to an already heavily loaded LAN line. The sub-GHz band, specifically the 920 MHz wireless LAN, operates on a different frequency band than standard WiFi and is expected to become widespread in factory IoT due to its ability to cover long distances. This time, we will introduce a system using the 902 MHz specification from M System Giken's Kunimaru.
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1. Collect data from two or more devices. 2. Wireless communication will use the 920MHz band. 3. Modifications to the PLC controlling the equipment will be kept to a minimum. 4. The collected data can be referenced by on-site personnel using Excel. 5. Only three points will be collected: operating status, stopped status, and production count.
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