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Gurux DLMS/COSEM protocol component comes with an easy-to-use UI, so you don't have be an DLMS/COSEM expert to build your own AMR (Automatic Meter Reading) system. First, you create a collection of devices, with just two clicks. Then create representatives for all your physical electricity consumption meters: enter a unique name, then select the device manufacturer and connection type, and finally enter settings for the device and connection. Once all meters are added, retrieve their register objects directly from the physical meters, select the registers to keep listed, and delete the rest. After this the system is all set. At this point, save your collection of devices, so you do not need to retrieve the register objects every time you start to communicate with the meter(s). When retrieving the register objects from the physical meter itself, also the OBIS codes become available to be viewed, and, in some extend, to be edited. This way the user can change, for example, the description of the OBIS code. The amount of meters in a collection is not limited, so you can build as big a system as you see fit. You can also create a limitless amount of collections, to group up your meters the way you want. With GXDLMSDirector, also reading the remote electricity consumption meter(s) is smooth. In addition to the clear menu bar, the UI has shortcut icons to most common commands, and a status bar to display the progress of read operation as well as retrieving registers. You get to see all the required register object values from your meter in GXDLMSDirector, with just a few clicks. Just select the item (all meters in the collection, one meter, or one register value of a meter) to read, then click Connect, and then Read. GXDLMSDirector supports: - Windows operating systems; XP, 2000, Vista and 7 - IEC 62056 Standard; parts 21, 42, 46, 47, 53, 61 and 62
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Windows Software
Albina Merfyn - I find this to be really easy to use. I can...
