Digilent WebDAQ 316 – Internet Enabled Thermocouple Data Logger

• WebDAQ 316 is a thermocouple acquisition, logging device with integrated operating system, web interface
• Thermocouple types supported J,K,T,E,N,B,R,S
• 16 thermocouple channels, 1 internal auto zero channel, 1 internal cold-junction compensation channel
• (2) USB Ports, SD Memory Card slot; Internal 3GB memory
• Built-in web server allows access from any device with a web browser

The Digilent WebDAQ 316 is a stand-alone, temperature logger designed for remote monitoring and control. All the intelligence is built into the WebDAQ, eliminating the need for a PC or additional software. By using the embedded WebDAQ web server, users can easily configure simple or sophisticated applications, log temperature data, update digital outputs and/or send notifications based on alarm conditions, and view real-time data from any location and any device with a web browser.

The WebDAQ 316 provides 16 isolated thermocouple inputs, and four isolated digital bits that can be used as trigger inputs or alarm outputs. Housed in a heavy-duty chassis, the WebDAQ 316 is rugged enough for industrial applications.

Digilent WebDAQ316 Highlighted Features

• 16 thermocouple inputs (Isolated to 250 V)
• Four isolated DIO for triggers and alarms
• Log data to internal storage or mapped network storage
• Share folders to view files over a local network
• Export data to csv, UFF, or binary for use in other applications
• Alarm and event notifications with email and SMS messaging
• Easy, flexible task scheduling
• Configurable read/write access
• No driver software to install
• Built-in web server
• Remote monitoring and control
• WiFi support

The WebDAQ Series embedded OS and web server provide an all-in-one package for stand-alone data logging and alarming. Users can monitor and control their applications from anywhere with a web browser. The WebDAQ web server is optimized for both desktop and mobile use. Users can perform data acquisition tasks from phones, tablets and laptops with a single, intuitive user interface.

An embedded web server provides a clean, intuitive interface to access all configuration and data management tasks. Hardware, trigger, and alarm settings are contained in a single task, or job. Multiple jobs can be run in a schedule for more complex data logging applications. For example, users can create a schedule of jobs in which one job automatically runs after an alarm condition is triggered on a different job, such as when a temperature is reached or when a digital input changes. Start or stop the acquisition based on analog or digital thresholds, alarm states, or date/time values. On-demand push button triggering is also supported.