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Excelente dispositivo para control remoto, facil de implementar y de grado industrial, lo utilizo para 2 soluciones diferentes con resultados positivos.
In 2022, I'd like to see 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz support (switched or simultaneous) to get along with my current networks. Is it possible there is or will be a newer product to support this feature?
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Hello, You can control the light via Web (Sollae Cloud). The light can be controlled by the following ways: Internet switch (by a switch), by web, by schedule (set on Sollae Cloud)
I sorry to say this but even though your video is good it is very hard and almost impossible to understand what you are saying please try to work on your language. Or try to provide all the information you are saying in the video as written words.
Just bcz u can't understand this accent of eng doesn't mean she has to change hers. She has an accent and let it be. U could've just wrote to give captions.
Dear Blair, The infrared way contains heat. It is used for some heating application. The second application type of infrared is communication. In this case, the intensity of Infrared is very small. Therefore, it carried is very small of heat that does not make the surrounding environment hotter.
@@ezTCP Thank you. So why do we need a special electric transmitter if it is 'small intensity'? I know about frequencies and the range of the NIR, but, why can't other IR heat radiators, human body etc, affect the receiver? And if it is 'small intensity' how does the IR radiate across such large (relative) distances, 10s of metres, without a 'strong' original heat source? Normally even high output transmitters, small indoor house fires etc, output would not reach such distances. Is this not about heat, but about electricity?
Dear @@fractalnomics Unfortunately, We are sorry, We cannot answer your questions. We are not specialized on low-level wireless communication. We just apply it. The above video is made when We did an DIY project that uses our hardware platform, called PHPoC. To answer your question correctly, an expert on wireless communication is required. Best regards,
@@fractalnomics No, IR is not heat itself. IR is just an electromagnetic wave of a specific wave length range. Heat is simply the vibration of molecules, that’s it. The faster they vibrate the hotter they are. It just so happens that when these molecules vibrate faster they produce more IR radiation (as well as many other types of radiation). Yes IR communications devices are limited, they penetrate things poorly and they are very directional and subject to interference; as you alluded to; sources of heat will create interference. However, if you can see a traffic light on a bright day then I’m sure that your TV will recognise IR commands in a warm room, it’s the same principle. As long as the signal is tuned and at a threshold over the noise then the signal will be recognised. That’s why traffic lights have a shade over them to reduce interference from the sun. They are also tuned to specific frequency’s which results in the varying colours that we need to recognise. The universe is full of electromagnetic waves it’s just that we have evolved to see only those that penetrate physical objects poorly (light), that way we can understand the physical physics of our environment.
Dear Melleeman, I think one of the reasons is the infrared wave can be transmitted only light of sight. Therefore it is not the competitor of the current WiFi, 2G, 3G, 4G bands
Hello, CIE-H12 can control device with maximum input voltage is DC 24V. If your generator controllers used DC 24V or below, we can connect CIE-H12 to the generator controllers
Hello, We are sorry but we are not so clear about the inquiry. This device (CSE-H55N2) only has Ethernet connectivity, so it can be directly connected to a network via an Ethernet cable. Then it can exchange data with every device in that network (or via the Internet), regardless of the connection medium. In case you are interested in connecting directly to a WLAN network, you can use ezTCP Serial WLAN devices. Those devices probably meet your requirement. You can refer to this link for more product information: www.eztcp.com/en/products/serial_to_wlan.php Please feel free to ask any question in Q&A section www.eztcp.com/en/support/qna.php, or via email at support@eztcp.com. Thank you.
Hello BILAL BBA , We are sorry, We missed your comment. This device can be used in not only local network, but also Internet. It connects to the local or Internet via Ethernet.I hope it still be useful for you.
