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Design for Remote Monitoring & Controlling the Gate of Dam by Using GPRS & Internet Web Page
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The latest in PDAs and cellular telephones allow the user to access stock quotes, sports scores, E-mail, and more. The other advantage of the movement to embed the Internet is enabling client devices, such as appliances and vending machines, to connect to the Internet and upload status information. The price for such products is being reduced dramatically due to the introduction of new technology. The present Literature related generally to monitoring condition. More particularly, the present Literature related to the ability to monitor environmental conditions at a site with increase reliability and accuracy as well as the ability to increase real time data from a remote location. A Remote Monitoring System includes a sensor interface, a processor and wireless communication interface. A sensor interface receives sensor information from a sensor coupled to the sensor interface. The processor process the sensor information into at least one data packets from transferring to a server. The wireless communication interface transfers the data packets over wireless communication to the server.
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DCP, GPRS, IP, UDP.
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