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Measurement data acquisition system with mobile server

Matuszewski Ł., Woźniak W., Stołowski P., Jessa M.

Measurement Automation Monitoring

2017

Vol. 63, No. 5

174--176

The paper describes an idea and the realization of a remote reading water meters system with wireless pictures transmission to the mobile server. The system consists of various water meters with installed electronic devices for measurement capturing. The measurements are read by taking a picture of the analog number indicators from the front panel. The pictures are send wirelessly to the mobile server which stores them until the acknowledgement from the main server is received. The mobile server is constructed of the microcomputer Raspberry Pi 3 connected with the XBee_PRO through adapter. The pictures transmission from the mobile server to the main server is realized by the Internet connection. The main server application allows recognizing the numbers from received pictures. The measurement data is available as digital numbers in a data base of the main server. The designed system is dedicated to the work in a low population density area.

A wireless data acquisition and processing system

Matuszewski Ł., Woźniak W., Stołowski P., Jessa M.

Measurement Automation Monitoring

2015

Vol. 61, No. 7

330--332

The paper describes an idea and realization of a system for collecting and processing data from different types of wireless distributed sensors. The system consists of wireless sensor networks. Each network consists of a server connected to the Internet and theoretically unlimited number of clients. The described server has been built with two types of microcomputers. It provides tools for data collecting and processing. A client, described in Section 5, can be implemented on any PC (Personal Computer) with Windows or Linux including the Raspberry PI and any other microcomputer with HDMI joint. It allows providing an interactive signboard. The data coming from a wireless measuring unit is stored in the server. Two versions of the measuring unit (Section 6) were developed. They differ in wireless modules (compared in Section 2). The first solution uses XBee-PRO 868. The second one uses CC-2530 working in ISM 2.4GHz band. The coverage comparison of both solutions is presented in Section 7. The system can be adjusted to measure any environmental value starting with temperature, humidity and ending with more advanced like the chemical composition of air. There is also included comparison with existing commercial solutions.