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    Yokogawa releases SMARTDAC+ GX20W wireless paperless recorder

    April 27, 2015
    Yokogawa Electric Corporation announces the development of the SMARTDAC+ GX20W wireless paperless recorder.
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    Yokogawa Electric Corporation announces the development of the SMARTDAC+ GX20W wireless paperless recorder. This product supports the ISA100 Wireless industrial automation wireless communication standard and is expected to become an essential component of the SMARTDAC+ data acquisition and control system.

    The GX20W comes with an ISA100 Wireless gateway function that enables it to wirelessly collect and record information from ISA100 Wireless devices. It facilitates the acquisition of data from locations that are inaccessible to recorders or where it is difficult to accommodate conventional wired devices.

    Based on the GX20 paperless recorder, the GX20W comes with a wireless gateway function that supports the ISA100 Wireless standard. With the GX20W, there is no need for an additional gateway or access point to communicate with a field wireless device or wireless sensor. In addition to a maximum of 100 wired inputs, the GX20W can receive signals from up to 50 field wireless devices, which has the following advantages:

    1. For safety reasons, it has not been allowed to install recorders in hazardous areas, which has necessitated running cable between the field transmitters and the recording device, at considerable expense. As the GX20W is able to wirelessly collect and record data from a remote location, this simplifies the task of building a monitoring system with recorders for use in facilities with hazardous areas, such as chemical plants that use inflammable organic solvents and pharmaceutical plants that manufacture active ingredients.

    2. As there is no need for wiring, systems for monitoring equipment or small-scale processes can be built at low cost.

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