The easiest way to communicate with the Stackable Data Modules is to use ModCom, a GUI-based HMI development platform created with the non-programmer in mind. Custom screens such as what's shown above can be setup very quickly and easily with little or no programming skills. Below are some features supported by ModCom.

• Data Windows read external sensors and show voltage, temperature, pressure, etc.
• Push Buttons turn on/off external electrical devices or operate their own buttons.
• Slider Controls adjust output voltages by sliding the knob up or down with the mouse.
• Event Counters can count pulses, external contact closures, or internal events.
• Event Timers can measure the time between external switch or contact closures.
• On-Screen Lights can be triggered by external contact closures or internal alarms.
• Chart Recorders can plot the data from any of the screen objects onto a graph.
• Log to File function can send the data from any of the screen objects to a file.
• Scheduled Tasks can be written by the user to execute a sequence of events.
• Conditional Statements can watch for and act upon specific conditions.
• Keypad Entry allows the operator to input data using a touchscreen or mouse.

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