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Q.gate - The Gateway to Automation
The Q.gate test controller is the interface between the Q.series modules and the respective automation system, handling all of the synchronization, data buffering, control, and transfer of data to the automation system (typically on a PC). Different application requirements (number of points, maximum throughput rates, programming and control requirements, etc.) will dictate which test controller is best suited. The test controllers connect via Ethernet TCP/IP for configuration of the entire measurement system (including the modules), and for basic data acquisition and transfer tasks.

Q.gate Test Controller Features
All Q.bloxx I/O modules are complete measurement systems on their own, but when you include a test controller to the modules, it creates a powerful test automation and control system. As new communication protocols become popular, the test controller can be adapted to accommodate them. Providing this flexibility at the test controller level ensures that your investment is future proof. The Q.gate can support up to 32 Q.bloxx modules via 2 UARTS. Even larger systems can be accommodated by adding additional Q.gates for virtually unlimited expandability.
A Q.brixx system is always equipped with a Q.gate test controller that provides an Ethernet TCP/IP interface. With the test controllers PAC functionality, advanced calculations, PID, sequence functions, and Boolean combinations can be defined and can run independent from a PC. Because of this modular concept, high flexibility, and advanced functionality, very dense and powerful systems can be configured.
• Connection of up to 32 Q.bloxx modules | • Data buffer memory 12 MByte |
Expansion
When you plug a Q.gate into a Q.socket, the power communications (tied to the first UART) and synchronization signals are automatically sent up to 16 connected Q.bloxxs per Q.socket. Each Q.brixx system includes an integrated Q.gate that can support up to 16 Q.brixx modules.

