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WinAQMS Data Acquisition System

The WinAQMS Data Acquisition System (DAS) is Ecotech’s fifth generation data collection and control software system. WinAQMS interfaces with a wide range of analysers via industry standard RS232 serial or USB protocols. Serial connection enables WinAQMS to communicate directly with instruments in digital format and enables multi-dropping of a number of analysers through a single serial port. This confers advantages over conventional A/D systems including reducing the amount of wiring required by the system and increasing the accuracy and precision of the data collected . WinAQMS has been designed to facilitate full system control including automatic multipoint calibrations at user defined intervals and customisation of graphs and reports WinAQMS features two complimentary processes:

Applications

WinAQMS Server runs in the background providing continuous data acquisition and control of an Air Quality Monitoring System (AQMS). WinAQMS Client provides the graphical user interface (GUI) facilitating access to all data, system control and reporting parameters.

Features

Uses an MS Windows XP operating system. Remote automatic data collection using Ecotech’s WinCollect software. Remote communication with full user interface via TCP/IP network or dial-up connection. Remote system restart and reboot facility including automatic calibrations. Two hard drives included (redundant hard drive) to prevent loss of data if hard drive fails (standard). Redundant power supply preventing datalogger downtime due to power supply failure (Optional) Calculated channels capability (including nested calculations, vector and rolling averages). Instantaneous wind rose. Multi-Language support . User configurable settings for viewing graphs and reports. Visual output of collected data. Four selectable averaging periods ranging from 1 minute to 7 days.

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