GIITS

The wireless GIITS (Grab Intelligent Interface and Transmission System) allows wireless communication between the manipulator and the crane´s PLC in real time and reliably, opening the door to possible automation.

How does it works?

  • GIITS receives the data from the sensors of the load manipulators.

  • GIITS allows sampling the different signals from the manipulator for later visualisation, scaling, etc...

  • This information is displayed in the GIITS WebApp.

  • Interconnection with Digital BLUG, remote maintenance platform.

Advantages

  • Monitoring and maintenance of the manipulators in a simpler, more economical way and in a single device.

  • Possibility of retrofitting equipment that does not have the necessary electrical wiring in the reel.

  • 4G connectivity independent of the internal network.

  • Independent battery.

  • Connectivity via Modbus TCP.

Signal collection Manipulator

Included
  • Up to 8 (2x4) analogue inputs (AI)
  • Up to 16 (2x8) digital inputs (DI)
Optional
  • Up to 8 (2x4) analogue outputs (AO)
  • Up to 16 (2x8) digital outputs (DO)
Signals collected:
  • Inclinations and accelerations in X, Y, Z axis
  • Engine consumption
  • Temperature and oil level
  • Weighing
  • Impacts
  • Opening and closing pressure switches

GIITS WebApp system visualisation

  • Real-time display of signals.
  • Configuration of signals to be monitored and displayed.
  • Generation of thresholds on configured signals.
  • Activate/duplicate signals to outputs available in GIITS.
  • Integration in SCADA type control equipment.

Interconnection with Digital BLUG

  • Remote platform for predictive and preventive maintenance.

  • Signal monitoring, history and generation of alerts and notifications.

  • Signal graph.

  • Machine documentation: technical data sheets, manuals, tutorials, records of tasks carried out, etc...

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