AQUANOR 2019 (Trondheim) - August 20th - Product Launch

B-Aquasafe is used as a man-in-water detector. Once connected to your Mototrbo radio, the sensor triggers an emergency alarm on all listening radios. Testings are on-going, product release is intended release during the Fall of 2019.

This Man-In-Water detector is fully compatible with Mototrbo radios equipped with Bluetooth and Generic Option Board (GOB). As soon as the sensor is in contact with water, the alarm is sent using the Motorbo emergency channel of the radio infrastructure. This alarm message has priority over voice communications. The message will keep being sent until someone acknowledges the alarm.

Man-In-Water detector with Bluetooth low energy consumption - Baquasafe

B-Aquasafe is now an OPC Server!

Datamatik distributes a Man_In_Water detector to the aqua-culture industry in Norway. With B-AQUASAFE installed on your portable radio you make sure that an alarm message in sent to all the other radios in case of a man-water-situation.
The novelty is that this alarm message is now OPC-based which opens a whole new range of possibilities.

OPC Alarm messages can be used to automatically stop a high-pressure pump, or for instance turn-on the lights on the farm-infrastructure. The OPC Alarm message will carry the name of the operator with its GPS-location. Acknowledgment features will inform others that the emergency task is being taken care-of. For more information about OPC, B-Aquasafe, or Alarm Dispatch for Radios please use our chat-box at the bottom of this page.

Can I turn a Motorola radio into an OPC Alarm Client?

The answer is YES!
Upgrade your current portable radios with our new firmware and start receiving alarm messages that help you run your day-to-day operations. This Alarm Dispatch solution is nothing else than an OPC Alarm Client for the portable Motorola 2-way radios (Mototrbo, TETRA). Visualize the full active alarm-list at once with the possibility to acknowledge those alarms sending your operator ID & GPS coordinates.

The OPC standard is now widely spread in the process & control industry making it an essential component to aggregate alarms from various sources (PLCs, RTUs, IIoT Servers, ticketing systems, other dispatching solutions). With this OPC Alarm Client, Datamatik AS provides you with a solution to aggregate alarms from different sources to display the alarm list onto your portable radio LCD screen.
Workers evolving in ATEX Zones are able to stream the alarm-list and acknowledge alarms in the most extreme conditions.

Alarm Dispatch for Radios

Display your alarm messages on the Motorola Portable Radios. Once installed on your Alarm Server, this software plugin lets you broadcast the alarm list to your operators using their UHF/VHF Motorola portable radios.

AlarmDispatchforRadios is a software plugin commercialized by Datamatik AS to publish the business logic or process logic onto the radios carried by the operators.

To find-out more about this new product, please visit our online store, or get in contact with us using the chatbox. AlarmDispatchforRadios is OPC compliant.

Emergency Shutdown System - SCADA Order

Zetacom has placed an order with Datamatik AS for an Emergency Shutdown System to be installed onboard an offshore oil production complex made of three floating vessels. The ESD function is made consistant between the three vessels using a redundant UHF Motorola radio link. Thereby triggering the shutdown command onboard the FPSO vessel immeditately propagates to the drilling and supply vessels. Mr Cason Chan, director at Zetacom has set-up this strategic partnership with Datamatik to deliver his Singapore based system integrators with DNVGL D202 safety systems.

Carson Chan beleives in strong partnerships to reduce the integration costs of radio telemetry systems.

IEC 60870-5-101 over Mototrbo

Unlock your digital radio infrastructure to transport your telemetry data. Once the 'DataBox' is connected on the DB-9 rear panel of your DM4400e radio, the Process & Control data is transported over the VHF/UHF link. The serial data IEC 60870-5-101 protocol is transported over a DMR (Mototrbo) radio link which enables a seemless scada integration into your power grid.

The data throughput using a IEC101-Mototrbo radio link is roughly x10 times lower than using a serial cable connection. These perfomances will surely vary depending on the quality of the radio link but are perfectly suited for Power Grid Monitoring operations.

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