Das revolutionäre Aspen™10 Edge Device ermöglicht es, einen Sensor einfach mit der Cloud zu verbinden. Der Aspen10 ist robust und kann ohne zusätzliches Gehäuse im Feld aufgebaut werden. Er hat eine integrierte Solarzelle und eine interne wiederaufladbare Batterie, so dass der Aspen 10 wirklich unabhängig arbeiten kann.
Der Aspen 10 ist klein und kompakt, daher kann er unauffällig montiert werden und stört die Umgebung nicht, die er überwacht. Ein integriertes IoT-Modem ermöglicht den Datentransfer zur Cloud, ein GPS-Empfänger (global positioning system) überträgt die Position des Geräts.
Einrichtung des Aspen 10 und Verbindung zum Sensor geht schnell und einfach dank einer neuen Sensor-Interface Technologie, AQWire. Damit wird ein Sensor automatisch beim Anschließen erkannt. Der Aspen 10 schickt diese ID an die Cloud und erhält automatisch eine Konfiguration für diesen Sensor. Von da an kann man die Daten in der App oder über die Campbell Cloud Webseite überall einsehen.
Lesen Sie mehrThe Aspen 10 is a multipurpose, compact, entry-level edge device with a simple plug-and-play interface. Supported sensors measure hydrological, meteorological, environmental, and industrial phenomena. The Aspen 10 is part of the IoT and makes sensor data accessible anywhere via the Aspen 10's compatibility with the MQTT protocol and its integration with CampbellCloud. The Aspen 10 provides maintenance-free sensor power and automates cellular connectivity, data storage, and data forwarding to CampbellCloud, where users can both visualize their data and manage API access.
The Aspen 10 is similar to a full Campbell Scientific system and comprises a data logger, wiring terminals, enclosure, solar panel, charge regulator, battery, modem, and antenna—all in one small package.
Compatible sensors are cabled using an eight-pin M12 connector. A detect pin lets the Aspen 10 know that it has connected to a sensor with an SDI-12 capability of self-identification. After identifying the sensor, the Aspen 10 connects to CampbellCloud to retrieve the appropriate configuration and program for that sensor, which enable the edge device to power the sensor appropriately and make accurate analog or digital measurements.
A free app, CampbellGo, enables secure NFC/Bluetooth pairing between a phone and the Aspen 10. This greatly simplifies the installation process with real-time sensor readings, diagnostic tools, and data-to-cloud delivery information while you are on-site. This gives you confidence that everything is working from end to end before leaving the installation site.
All of this allows you to collect data from the selected sensor in the location you need from practically anywhere on the globe.
The Aspen™10 Internet of Things (IoT) Edge Device can be paired with many of our digital sensors. Click on any of the images below to learn more about our growing list of compatible sensors:
ClimaVue™50 + Aspen 10
Get next-gen IoT solutions for advanced meteorological monitoring.
HygroVue™10 + Aspen 10
Acquire accurate humidity and air temperature monitoring with next-gen IoT solutions.
RainVue™10 + Aspen 10
Access economical solutions for rainfall monitoring.
RainVue™20 + Aspen 10
Experience solutions tailored for high-intensity, smart rainfall applications.
RangeVue™ Series + Aspen 10
Streamline your non-contact water-level monitoring with IoT solutions.
SnowVue™10 + Aspen 10
Discover next-gen solutions for precision snow-depth monitoring.
SoilVue™10 + Aspen 10
Use advanced yet easy solutions for soil profile monitoring.
TempVue™20 + Aspen 10
Employ solutions for air temperature measurements that surpass World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recommendations.
Wintersense SDI-12 + Aspen 10
Benefit from precision IoT solutions for road monitoring and route-based winter maintenance decisions.
Processor | 32-bit arm cortex (CPU) |
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Program Execution Period | 1 s to 1 day; 1 s increments |
Real-Time Clock Resolution | ±1 s |
Real-Time Clock Accuracy | Synchronized with CampbellCloud once per day |
Operating Temperature Range |
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Maximum Scan Rate | 1 s |
Communications Protocols | SDI-12, HTTP(S), MQTT |
Case Material |
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Digital I/O | Terminals are configured for SDI-12. |
Certifications | CB Certificate Number NO127343 |
Dimensions | 16.2 x 8.0 x 5.8 cm (6.4 x 3.2 x 2.3 in.) |
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Power |
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Battery | Note: Charge and discharge characteristics are controlled internally according to battery type. |
Battery for -20° to +60°C (-ST) Option |
3.2 Vdc, 7.2 Ah, Li-Po PHD26650 |
Battery for -40° to +75°C (-XT) Option |
3.65 Vdc, 5.6 Ah, Li-ion Saft MP176065 xtd |
Average Current Drain |
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Power Output |
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-NOTE- | Regulated 5, 8, or 12 Vdc (disabled when battery capacity <0.5 Ah) |
5 Vdc Current Limit |
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8 Vdc Current Limit | 210 mA |
12 Vdc Current Limit | 210 mA |
Communications |
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Protocols | SDI-12 |
Internet Protocols | HTTP(S), MQTT |
Near Field Communication (NFC) | Target device compatible with CampbellGo |
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) |
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SDI-12 | One SDI-12 compliant terminal meets SDI-12 Standard v 1.4. |
Please note: The following shows notable compatibility information. It is not a comprehensive list of all compatible products.
Product | Compatible | Note |
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BaroVUE10 | AQ sensor pigtail cable required | |
ClimaVUE50 | AQ conversion cable required | |
CS451 | A151 termination box required | |
CS456 | A151 termination box required | |
HygroVUE10 | AQ conversion cable required | |
RainVUE10 | AQ conversion cable required | |
RainVUE20 | AQ conversion cable required | |
RangeVue 15 | ||
RangeVue 30 | ||
SoilVUE10 | AQ conversion cable required | |
TempVue 20 | No additional cable required | |
Wintersense SDI-12 | No additional cable required |
Product | Compatible | Note |
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LoggerNet | ||
LoggerNet Admin | ||
LoggerNet Mobile Connect | ||
LoggerNet Remote |
Product | Compatible | Note |
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PC400 |
The Aspen 10 is only compatible with CampbellCloud. It is not compatible with LoggerNet or any of its derivatives. To access CampbellCloud, please visit our CampbellCloud hosted site.
This edge device is compatible with sensors that support SDI-12 communications, respond to the identify command, and are wired using an M12 eight-pin connector code A as specified by Campbell Scientific.
Please note that the Aspen 10 will not power sensors with heaters, and it does not allow high-frequency data collection.