Application of Device Control and Manage Method in Military Barracks

Application of Device Control and Manage Method in Military Barracks

Ping Wan Kaiwen Luo  Shenglin Li 

Department of Information Engineering, Logistical Engineering University, Chongqing 400016, China

Corresponding Author Email: 
lkwg@vip.qq.com
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29-33
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DOI: 
10.18280/rces.030201
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Accepted: 
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OPEN ACCESS

Abstract: 

The intelligent device detection and control system in military barracks is often instrumented with a large number of devices. In order to improve device management level and ensure device operation stabilization, a device control and manage method and its application is proposed in this paper. The proposed method can be broken down into four parts: scheme design, data acquisition, data upload and transfer, applications. The details of each part have been illustrated comprehensively. Finally, a typical application demonstrates that the proposed method can realize the field device controlling and management real time, improve control efficiency and reliability.

Keywords: 

Device control, DCMS, DCM, Data acquisition

1. Introduction
2. Scheme Design
3. Data Acquisition
4. Data Upload and Transfer
5. Applications
6. Conclusions
Acknowledgement
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