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Envistia Mall has added the SYSTEMBASE BASSO-1010DS RS232 to RS422/485 industrial serial converter/adapter to its ever-growing family of SYSTEMBASE serial communication, networking and IoT products stocked in its Fort Collins, Colorado office for immediate delivery.  The BASSO-1010DS, the smallest serial converter on the market today, is designed for industrial use and converts RS-232 signals to RS-422 or RS-485 signals, and RS-422/485 signals to RS-232 signals. No additional software is required for operation. It provides high performance functionality supporting serial communication speed of up to 921.6Kbps, and also supports various options such as Echo mode, Terminal Resistance ON/OFF and power LED. For more information, see...

Embedded network solutions provider Sollae Systems has released Sollae Cloud. Sollae Cloud is an IoT cloud that serves as a hub between users and Sollae devices. By using Sollae ezTCP devices and the Sollae Cloud, data from various sensors/actuators from various places can be gathered into one location, helping users monitor the environment and control the remote devices easily and securely. The cloud is designed to work with Sollae IoT gateway devices, which are equipped with analog inputs, digital inputs, and digital outputs.   How it works Sollae devices read data from sensors and send the data securely via MQTT/TLS...

PHPoC is a programming language that Sollae Systems has developed for embedded IoT development. All of their PHPoC IoT Development Boards have a PHPoC interpreter in firmware. PHPoC is based on the widely used script language PHP. As PHPoC shares its roots with PHP, if you have programmed in PHP, you can easily start programming in PHPoC. The video below explains the common features, and the differences, between the PHPoC IoT development language and PHP. For a more in-depth discussion, download the PHPoC vs PHP Overview PDF on the PHPoC website.    

September's PHPoC newsletter highlights some of their "Editors Choice" videos on Youtube, including: Cocktail pouring machine using a PHPoC programmable IoT development board controlled by Amazon's Alexa Controlling Stepper Motors Via the Web Pong Game with PHPoC WiFi Shield for Arduino And More!  Click HERE TO VIEW THE NEWSLETTER!