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Temetra Announces Support For Gero GSM dial-up Logger

15-June-2002

Temetra today announced support for the Gero GSM dial-up logger as part of its web based metering infrastructure system.

The Gero logger is a self-contained, battery operated multi-channel logger with a GSM dial-up facility. It continuously logs the channels and is configured to make a periodic GSM phone call to send the logged data to a receiver.
Normally this logger requires the user to operate a Gero server to listen for and log the dial-up message, making it more difficult to justify economically for one or two loggers and requiring addition Information Technology support.

Using Temetra to manage the dial-in support means the data is accessible 24 hours a day, from anywhere with an Internet connection and makes this a viable solution where the number of logged channels is low, but the data required does not justify the introduction of a full SCADA system.