Advanced RTU Controls via Satellite

Crystalline Technology, Inc. New for 2006:

ExtraNETcc™

ExtraNETcc™ is an intelligent device with 5 channels of I/O that can be configured for analog input or digital output. In addition there is a SD / MMC memory socket that will accept the same flash memory modules that are used by numerous digital cameras and can be read by a PC with appropriate interface. This allows custom applications where vast amounts of data need to be analyzed and stored and still be accessible from a host.

ExtraNETcc™ is a communications controller designed to provide seamless communications utilizing the Globalstar 1620 satellite modem and/or a GSM/GPRS or CDMA wireless modem. Also supported is an OEM Tremble GPS for position or velocity data. The ExtraNET CC has a flexible “terminal” interface for customer supplied equipment that supports any standard baud rate utilizing either RS232 or RS485 cabling. A SD/MMC Memory module such as is used by many different digital cameras for special data logging applications. ExtraNET CC has a complete TCP/IP stack allowing transparent data utilizing IP protocols. High level SMTP and Telnet Servers are provided for direct compatibility to most modern CAD and SCADA host systems.

ExtraNETcc™ has a built in web page that allows you to set it up, it does not need to use any one host, it will work with most hosts that support TCP/IP. You simply log into the unit with an IP address and collect your data, there is also an optional SD memory to store your on site data.

So go ahead and drill that well in the middle of nowhere!

Advanced WEB Based Well Controls via Satellite

Crystalline Technology, Inc. Presents:

MeterStar™ is a combination of Electronic Flow Measurement (EFM), Satellite, and Internet technologies specifically designed to provide natural gas measurement information from hard to reach remote facilities economically. MeterStar™ is a fully self contained interface that obtains a flow, daily, Periodic, snap shot, orifice and other reports from an EFM.

It then transmits this information via satellite to a data center where the information can either be made available through a very powerful and easy to use WEB interface, or it can be sent via e-mail to your data center for internal uses.