Industrial 802.11 products now provide Device Server functionality with Modbus Master capability for both Modbus TCP and serial Modbus RTU.

GPS Wildcard has a 12-channel GPS receiver. An application program can read the current latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, course heading, time, and date.

Enhancements include an alarm import from iFix, a new alarm type for Citect, improved OPC connectivity, and tighter integration with SCADA/HMI applications.

Enhancements include dynamic notification recipient lists/schedules and notification message options.

Enhancements to the Network Operating Platform include a Monitor program that automates diagnostics and monitoring of the quality, reliability and day-to-day operations of ZigBee networks as well as the applications built on those networks.

The Universal Radio Tester (URT) Version 3.0 software-defined radio toolkit generates analog and digital radio frequency signals using National Instruments PXI hardware and NI LabVIEW and NI TestStand software.

iChipSec CO2128 secure Internet Protocol communication controller chip for IP-enabled machine-to-machine (M2M) applications works as a coprocessor that offloads IP and network security protocols from the host processor. Security features include a random number generator, secure hash accelerator, encryption accelerator, and WEP/WPA2 encryption for WiFi.

The 750-340 series bus coupler can be used to connect local or distributed I/O on a PROFINET industrial Ethernet network.

Socket iWiFi secure serial-to-WiFi embedded device server connects devices running machine-to-machine (M2M) applications to 802.11b/g wireless LANs and protects them from network attacks.

CDMA/EV-DO capable CN3 mobile computer operates with Evolution-Data Optimized (EV-DO) wireless broadband data transmission capabilities. The handheld computer will operate on release version 0 of the EV-DO specification for CDMA WWAN cellular networks.

7/16 DIN connectors for LMR-600 cable include RFD-1600-2L2, which attaches to the cable with a solder/clamp method, and RFD-1505-2L-2, which attaches with a crimp/solder method. 7/16 DIN connectors are large format 50 ohm interfaces designed for high power wireless telecom applications.

Extensions to MULTI development tools reduce the memory footprint of the software used to build software-defined radios (SDRs) and automatically optimize the size of the system, reducing the size of existing SCA implementations without shortchanging radio designs by departing from standards.

Products in the license-free 2.4 GHz band include Frequency hopping (FHSS) radios, wireless gateways for PROFIBUS and HART, and in-rack wireless modules for PLCs.

T-Mac can be mounted on moving robots, machines, or parts whose position(s) need to be monitored in 6DoF (Degrees of Freedom) space. Output is 1,000 points per second with measurement accuracy of 60 microns in a measurement volume of 15m (49ft).

WLD Series of wireless LonWork devices provide a reliable low-cost alternative to long runs of LonBus for establishing communications to previously unreachable locations, due to the lack of existing communications architecture.

U.C.ME-OPC offers alarm import from iFix, Cimplicity, InTouch, RS-View32 and Citect. This enables users to import alarms that are already defined in their SCADA/HMI software.

Enhancements in industrial data bridge server FactorySQL Version 3.0 and web-launched SCADA server FactoryPMI Version 2.0 include clustering and redundancy, which virtually eliminate SCADA system downtime, while enabling cost-effective scale-out.

NetBiter can detect and send event information to users as email, SNMP, Modbus TCP or SMS to mobile phones. Events can be configured to appear on I/O changes or at specific Modbus register changes.

Enhancements include remote monitoring from Windows Mobile Smartphone, enhancements to the desktop Remote Viewer, and alarm limits.

SensiNet Services lets plant/facility managers employ temperature, energy and moisture monitoring applications over the Internet, without having to locate the applications within their own network infrastructure.