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The system interfaces via TCP/IP (RJ45), Mini B-type USB, LAN, and optional GSM, running on an asynchronous controller supporting English, Devanagari, and optional regional scripts. Power can be supplied via 230V AC, solar panels, or 24VDC from batteries (they are not included), with support for external siren alarms.
The SERENITi Trailer System supports diverse industrial communications, power options, and central software management:
- Software & Cloud Integration: Compatible with the SERENITi Web App for on-site diagnostics, real-time speed threshold configuration, and traffic graphing. It also interfaces with the SERENITi Cloud App, which provides fleet-wide multi-site tracking, time-stamped bidirectional vehicle counting, and cloud storage capacity for up to 1 million vehicle records with automated chart/report generation.
- Data Interfaces: Features physical signal transfer through TCP/IP over RJ45, Mini B-type USB, and wired LAN. Wireless GSM cellular connectivity is available as an option (SIM cards and active telecom services are buyer-supplied).
- Display Controller: Operates an asynchronous controller supporting text and graphical messages in English, Devanagari, and optional regional scripts.
- External Alarms: Supports direct integration with external audible sirens triggered by customizable over-speed thresholds.
- Power Input Modes: Configured for 24VDC operation via battery banks (they are not included), city lighting/grid 230V AC, or an integrated solar regulator coupled with superstructure-mounted solar panels. The junction box houses a miniature circuit breaker (MCB) for internal electrical protection.
