Next module in this run is the Vilnius module. This module is an analog to digital unit with four channels 0-5V or 0-10V. This module concludes the CAN4VSCP series for a while (will be continued later). We will now concentrate more on the Ethernet and 802.15.4 wireless cards but also on some low cost 433 MHz solutions.
The module will be available in the FrogShop in August.
San Francisco is a module that has two functions aboard. First of all it is a barometer to measure pressure. This is the main variant of the board. Secondly the board has a Bluetooth 4.0 BLE transceiver on board that can be used to configure units on a CAN4VSCP bus with a cellular phone , tablet or from a computer equipped with a Bluetooth 4.0 interface.
Hopefully this module will be available in the FrogShop in late September. “Hopefully” because each new board costs a lot of money to realize for a small company like ours and we need to earn the money before we can set it into production.
Accra is a counter card. It can be used for general counting but it also has functions that makes it perfect for energy measurements, counting pulses and sending out measurement values. A companion card for electricity meter power measurements is also in the pipe. Soon available in the FrogShop.
Beijing is a general CAN4VSCP I/O card. Ten I/O’s that can freely be configured as inputs or outputs and then be controlled remotely. Available in the FrogShop soon.
Before injecting the RFID chip into my body I got info about a NFC version which also has RFID so I bought it instead. Time for some action!
Two GPRS modems arrived today again. Why you ask. We want the best for our customers so we try out a few of them before we use them for our plug and play control solution.
Send SMS. “Turn on my xxx” or “prepare yyy” and things happen at some remote location and you suddenly realize that everything actually can be simple in your world.
RFID glass tag has arrived. Now I just need someone who can operate it into my right hand. After that, by by keys and passwords.
