IPEmotion RT

Like any first-rate software, IPEmotion RT lives from its functions and features. We are in continuous contact with our customers to be able to offer them the best possible solutions. Therefore, there is a major release once a year and several sub-releases during the year. This enables us to respond promptly to the wishes of our customers and to keep IPEmotion RT at the cutting edge of technology and to implement new functions. 

With IPEmotion RT, we have taken up the system idea again and optimised the interaction between data logger (digital bus inputs) and measurement modules (analogue signal amplifiers). With every data logger software package, we also always supply the latest firmware for our measurement modules to ensure smooth, fully integrated system functionality at all times. Of course, all our products can also be individually updated. 

With IPEmotion RT, you maintain an exact overview of your system at all times. For this purpose, a variety of status information is available to you, which is either written to the log file while the measurement is running or displayed when the display is connected. These status messages include useful information such as "Storage started", "Measurement file transferred", "Power supply too low" or "Measurement successfully completed". 

When evaluating recordings of our data loggers, a meaningful measurement data display is of great importance. For this reason, we placed great emphasis on a consistent display concept during the development of IPEmotion RT. In every phase of the test task, we help our users to visualise the relevant data in a structured way. Various options are available for this purpose: Locally wired, locally via W-LAN or remotely via mobile network. Whichever you choose, IPEmotion RT presents the information in a meaningful way on your display at any time. 

With many data logging systems, boot time is equivalent to dead time, during which the system does not record any data - not so with IPEmotion RT. With the NML function, no information is lost. From the very first millisecond of the boot process, data is stored in raw format for appropriately configured inputs and later merged with the data of the configured measurement. Thus, even this information that led to the start of the data logger can be recorded, e.g. in Wake on CAN mode.