Etherlogic LC a cost effective way to control many applications. This unit is especially well suited when you are looking for a remote I/O controller and interface to your SCADA system. What it lacks in bells and whistles, it makes up in compactness and cost.

The Integra is the best selection for difficult communication applications. This unit is great when you are looking for a unit with built in communications redundancy. Like all units, it supports wireless, cellular, voice modem, Ethernet, Serial, and Hart modem, but it also supports a second Voice Modem. This allows for both land line and wireless backup in a single unit. It also has a UPS charger and redundant power. In addition, it has two highspeed pulse inputs, and its own sensor power source.

The Advanta has some of the most requested features. It can handle three wire RTD’s and can source its own precision 5 VDC for analog Inputs and read 4-20 ma on the other four inputs. I also has a built in UPS charger built in, and redundant Power supply inputs. Two of the input may be used for Mag Pickups or a Quadrature encoder.

The Etherlogic Ultima is closely related to the Integra except for lack of a secondary modem. the Ultima is just what it sounds like, more Serial Ports, more Analog Inputs, more Analog Outputs, more Digital Inputs, and more digital Outputs. These are the four newest controllers from Industrial Control Links. They allow the user to select the unit that best fits their needs, and when combined with the Remote I/O, they provide an solution for even the most demanding applications at a very competitive cost.