Event-driven push technology

With push-type communication, remote I/Os send data only when changes occur, significantly reducing unnecessary network traffic. Unlike pull-based systems that constantly poll devices, this method enables faster system responses and lowers overall bandwidth usage. More importantly, by offloading routine data handling from the host system, push communication helps free up computing resources, allowing the upper system to focus on higher-level applications and real-time analysis.

Supported Models:
ioLogik E1200 Series, ioLogik 2500 Series

Intuitive Click&Go Plus logic

Moxa’s Click&Go Plus Logic enables smart, front-end control logic by executing event-based actions directly on the device—eliminating the need for constant communication with a host. You can configure logic rules using an intuitive graphical interface with simple if-then-else conditions. By processing logic at the edge, devices react instantly to field events and reduce host dependency to boost overall efficiency.

Supported Models:
ioLogik 2500 Series

Bridge Lighting Control System

Long-distance bridge lighting systems require energy-efficient, cost-effective, and scalable control mechanisms. Traditional star networks are insufficient for large-scale infrastructure, necessitating a robust Ethernet I/O solution for long-distance connectivity.

System Requirements

• Must reduce wiring costs across long bridge spans
• Integrates easily with embedded control systems
• Operates reliably in harsh outdoor conditions

Why Moxa

• Daisy-chain Ethernet topology reduces cabling and switch costs
• SNMP and Modbus support simplify integration with edge computing
• Rugged, compact I/O ideal for roadside or bridge cabinet installation

Airport Facility Monitoring

Airport facilities must adhere to stringent cybersecurity and data integrity regulations. Remote I/O solutions must ensure encrypted data transmissions, real-time alerts, and flexible I/O support to meet diverse monitoring needs in outdoor terminals and remote control cabinets.

System Requirements

• Must comply with national encryption policies
• Secure bidirectional communication (SNMPv3)
• Modular I/O options for diverse sensor types

Why Moxa

• Supports SNMPv3 for encrypted communication and SNMPv3 Trap for proactive data updates
• Modular design adapts to different facility monitoring scenarios
• Reliable in harsh environments from -40 to 75°C

High-Density Environmental Monitoring

Large-scale data centers demand highly scalable monitoring systems to maintain operational stability. High-density installations are possible with distributed I/O deployed via Ethernet daisy-chain, avoiding complex rewiring and infrastructure upgrades.

System Requirements

• IT-based management system to monitor the data center environment
• Supports daisy-chain network for distributed installation space

Why Moxa

• SNMP support can be easily integrated into a network management system
• Built-in 2-port switch for daisy-chain network topology
• Compact size to fit into any installation space

Cost-Effective Serial Monitoring

Data centers aren’t always newly built. Many cost-conscious areas depend on their existing RS-485 infrastructure for power and environmental monitoring. These deployments require a simple, compact, and low-maintenance solution that fits into limited spaces while collecting critical signals such as ATS, UPS, lighting, fans, and HVAC data. A serial-based I/O system offers a cost-effective path to digitizing legacy systems without a complete network replacement.

System Requirements

• Using existing serial network because of cost concerns and low IP management issues
• Multiple status, e.g., ATS, UPS, light, fan, temperature, humidity, etc., to collect
• Limited installation space

Why Moxa

• Compact size with front-wiring design to minimize the installation space needed
• Industrial leading 5-year warranty

Power Meter and Sensor Integration in One System

Meeting energy transparency and efficiency demands requires data centers to integrate power meter and environmental sensor data onto a single monitoring platform. Timely data delivery and system simplification are achieved by integrating analog signals and serial Modbus meters through a secure IT-friendly protocol such as SNMPv3.

System Requirements

• Centralized monitoring for both environmental and energy data
• Integration with serial power meters (Modbus RTU)
• Simplified installation across distributed server rooms

Why Moxa

• Supports SNMPv3 Trap for secure, proactive data updates
• Built-in Modbus RTU client to collect serial power, making I/O and meters data collection via Ethernet possible
• Daisy-chain topology and front-wiring simplify deployment in tight spaces

Continuous Emission Monitoring System

Environmental regulations now require factories to submit accurate emission data every 15 minutes—or risk heavy penalties. In facilities with distributed sources operating in harsh conditions, robust data transmission and recovery systems are essential to prevent data loss and meet regulatory requirements.

System Requirements

• Must update emission data to DAHS every 15 minutes
• Zero data loss allowed—non-compliance leads to fines
• Must operate reliably in outdoor, industrial conditions

Why Moxa

• ioLogik 2500 with MX-AOPC UA ensures automatic data backup and recovery
• Active data delivery to DAHS ensures timely compliance
• Rugged, wide-temperature design ready for harsh field environments
• More cost-effective compared to traditional SCADA systems

Machine Status Monitoring

To improve OEE and lay the groundwork for smart manufacturing, factories need visibility of machine availability. Capturing tri-color tower light signals from legacy machines and integrating them into MES systems is a critical first step in this transformation.

System Requirements

• Capturing machine status from legacy equipment lacking Ethernet
• Must fit into tight spaces near tri-color light towers
• Integration with existing MES

Why Moxa

• Compact I/O design fits into tight machine enclosures
• ioLogik E1200 captures light tower status and pushes updates via MX-AOPC
• MX-AOPC supports OPC UA for seamless MES integration