Your sites in one view
Organize devices by TAG and retain their identity when their connection changes. Review recent activity and configure communication inactivity alerts.
DYSCO EP / FIELD TOOLS
THE SCADA SERVER FOR YOUR DIIOT DEVICES.
Bring your DIIOT sites together. Monitor variables, review data quality and trends, and share information with your operational systems.
Organize devices by TAG and retain their identity when their connection changes. Review recent activity and configure communication inactivity alerts.
Build maps with the points you need: received digital inputs and outputs, analog signals, temperature, counters and Modbus values. Assign your own TAG names.
View the latest value, timestamp and GOOD/BAD quality. Digital indicators make states easy to recognize, while quality distinguishes valid readings from invalid data.
Explore stored samples for the TAGs in your maps with automatically scaled charts. Review how each variable changes during operation.
Share points from multiple sites through a global connection. Integrate SQL Server and MySQL with current-value or historical records, MQTT, and JSON or XML through files or HTTP destinations.
Make selected TAGs available through OPC UA and OPC DA with value, quality and timestamp. Choose update intervals and timestamp sources for data connections.
V1.1.2 · build 20261021.21 · Windows 10/11 x64 · Spanish interface. For compatible DIIOT-27x devices configured to communicate with the server. The application must remain open to receive and publish data. OPC DA requires .NET Framework 4.8 and OPC Core Components; remote use depends on Windows configuration. Monitoring and publishing are read-only. Trends retain up to 24 hours of received samples for selected points; periods without acquisition are not recovered. Data destinations require their respective services and permissions.
Actual application screenshots with demonstration data. DIIOT Site configures field devices; DIIOT Srvr receives and organizes their information for monitoring and integration.
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