The LM200 and LC144 utilize Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) technology to establish Modbus/RTU communication, addressing the needs of wireless IoT applications with long-distance coverage and minimal power consumption. In the LC144, various analog inputs and outputs are supported, encompassing voltage inputs and outputs, current inputs and outputs, PWM output, and a Modbus RTU slave RS-485 port. A single LM200 can connect up to 250 LC144 LoRa end nodes, facilitating two-way communications. LC144 nodes transmit field site analog signals to another LC144 through the LM200, achieving mirroring functionality. The LoRa wireless range can stretch up to 3-6KM, contingent on environmental conditions. LM100 and LC144 come with two variant models, LM100-900 / LC144-900 for adjustable EU868,AS923, KR920,US915 and LM100-400 / LC144-400 for EU433. The LM200 and LC144 offer remarkable flexibility in wireless IoT applications, enabling tasks like cable-free LED light control and reproducing analog signals at remote sites as a substitute for traditional wiring.
Analog I/O Extension & Tracking by LoRa
•Transparent /Reproduce Analog Signal by LoRa
•LM200 Polling Source LC144 specific Channel and Output to Target LC100 specific Channel
•Create / Edit Tracking Rule by Utility Tool
•Achieve 2-Sites Analog Tracking
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V / V, V / A, A / A Auto I/O Tracking
•V / V Tracking – Local Input Voltage , Remote Output Voltage
•V / A Tracking – Local Input Voltage, Remote Output Current in V/A Ratio
•A / A Tracking – Local Input Current, Remote Output Current
•A / V Tracking – Local Input Current , Remote Output Voltage in A/V Ratio
•20 I/O Rule Entries (Maximum)