RKM-NET
	Rating: 4.00 Quantity in Basket: none Code: RK-30-0024-001 Price:$119.95
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Email Get alerts to your email, cell phone, or PDA System Status Current system data and channel status over the internet, gives you real-time information about what's going on in your system. RSS feeds Get on going status on your system from the RSS feed from the NET module! Logging With 2000 data points per entry and 1 minute to 4 hour resolution, the RKM-NET can log from 33 hours to almost a year. You can also set the resolution uniquely for each of the 16 items logged, giving you real flexibility. Graphing We have included dynamic Flash graphs with RKM-NET to give you the ultimate viewing experience. You can scroll back and forth, zoom in and out, see an overview or just an individual data point; all over the internet from anywhere in the world. Exporting You can also export your logged data to a .csv file to log, plot or just view in any other graphing program you have. Included hardware 1 x 7' Network cable 1 x 3' Bus cable   Email Yes Up to two email accounts RSS Up to 16 items Real-time status reporting Graphs Dynamic Flash Graphing Logging Up to 16 items Independent time intervals Data 2000 points per entry 1m, 5m, 10m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h Reset Button 1 sec reset 10 sec complete factory reset Ports 2 x Digital Aquatics bus ports 1 x Standard 10baseT LAN LED Status Indicators 1 x Module power status 2 x LAN status Physical Dimensions 1.0" x 2.25" x 4.30"

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4 No Documents	09/02/2009 - by Ernie from IL, US
As with all Digital Aquatics products, documentation is not included. You must go to their web site to get it. In this case, the documents were actually where they were supposed to be. This is not normal. Once on line everything is a breeze. I renamed my devices and ports to what I wanted and was good to go. The documentation says something about this being the new name for the device, but when I look at the head unit, I still see DEV ID 01. I have not done the off site log in to see what I need to do there to make it accessable from the internet, but it should be fine once I configure my router. I have not found any instructions on how to do that yet, so I may have to do it by trial and error.