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Our costumer was looking for an Open Source solution in order to implement all the technical specifications he wants with unlimited options, which can not be done with a turnkey solution.

Implementation of an HVAC system using the Industrial Shields equipments for a specific solution in this sector.

In this use case, an automatic car wash process is implemented.
For this purpose, a PLC of the MDuino family has been used and a set of sensors and actuators which are described below.

In this project we describe a model to control an asynchronous motor using a frequency inverter in one of our PLCs based on Arduino.

It has been used an MDuino 42 I / Os PLUS and a frequency inverter.

An Industrial Shields Panel PC has also been used to manually monitor and control the speed of the conveyor belt and make it more intuitive.

20180906 Ardbox Relay User Guide

Ardbox Analog User Guide

In this video we want to show you the importance of monitoring your data center installation.
There are several key indicators (KPIs) that must be analyzed and acted on to obtain the best performance and it can be done with a good installation of sensors and the use of industrial Arduino PLC, Raspberry PLC or ESP32 PLC.

You need to monitorize at plant level, cabinet or server rack level and also each one of the units.

The monitoring of critical elements such as:

- temperature
- humidity
- space available
- tension points or hot spots
- energy consumption
are important to know if your installation is efficient and where it can be improved.

Read more in our website
https://www.industrialshields.com/202010-monitoring-control-data-center-arduino-plc-lp

Configuring an HMI Kinco Screen using an Industrial Shields industrial controller Arduino using Modbus communication.

You can find more information in this Blog post.
https://www.industrialshields.com/blog/arduino-industrial-1/post/how-to-connect-an-hmi-screen-using-arduino-plc-262


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Industrial Shields is a worldwide leader in the use of Industrial Technology based on Open Source licenses using Arduino, Raspberry Pi or other Open Source platforms available in the market.

✅ This video shows a summary of the updated post made by our technical team. You will understand how the softwareserial library for Arduino can be used and what is the difference between softwareserial.h and hardwareserial.h.

You can see the post on the link below:
https://www.industrialshields.com/blog/arduino-industrial-1/post/usando-la-libreria-software-serial-en-plcs-de-industrial-shields-99
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Join the Channel:
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Free Arduino course::
https://www.industrialshields.com/programming-arduino-on-industrial-environments-course-10-chapters

Arduino Industrial Controller(Arduino based PLC):
ARDBOX Family:
https://www.industrialshields.com/industrial-plc-based-on-arduino-original-boards-automation-solutions-20ios
ETHERNET Family:
https://www.industrialshields.com/industrial-plc-based-on-arduino-original-boards-automation-solutions

SUMMARY of the post:
What is Arduino Serial Communication and How to use it.
There are different types of Serial Communications. When you use an Arduino board in a project, you can choose the standard Serial pins such as Rx, Tx, from the UART inside the Arduino board, so it is called Serial TTL. In that case, you will use the Hardwareserial.h library but there are some additional pins that can work as an Rx or Tx. For example, the SPI communication pins can work as a MISO, MOSI and Select (SC), but they are also pins that can work as a digital input or digital output, or if you need you can use those pins as Rx, Tx using the library softwareserial.h.

Serial communications allow you to connect two different devices sending and receiving data between them.

The Serial TTL port can be transformed as required in the Industry as a RS232 and as a RS485. When RS232 is used, the functionality is quite similar to working as Serial TTL but, if you work with RS485, you can configure a network using a Master device that is capable of connecting to Slave devices. So the number of devices has been increased from 2 to 32 devices (nodes). And the maximum distance between them can be up to 1220m if the wiring is well done and EMC compliant and electrical noise is avoided.

To sum up, if you are using the UART serial port from the Arduino or from the Arduino based PLC for Industrial projects, the use of other pins working as a Serial TTL can help you with the successful development of your project. So, that additional serial port must be programmed using softwareserial.h library.

If the hardwareserial library can not be used because you need to use a communication protocol that requires the use of a physical UART instead of a virtual serial port, then, you could convert the RS232 or RS485 standard from the device to a Serial TTL. (This example will be shown in another post).

In this post, we explain the advantage of the SoftwareSerial library to simulate a serial port through Software (virtual serial TTL) using the Arduino IDE.

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You can see how easy is to open the 10IOs module PLC (based on Arduino NANO or ESP32) in order to configurate the module using the jumpers.

Datasheet of the industrial Arduino PLC M-Duino 21+ LoRa

Datasheet of the M-Duino 21+ DALI industrial Arduino controller

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