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Bring existing 4–20 mA instruments into view.

Connect instrument signals to Modulink Indi and view readings, trends and alerts on your site.

From instrument to operating record

  1. Connect the signal. Indi reads compatible 4–20 mA transmitters for pressure, flow, temperature and other measurements.
  2. Send readings wirelessly. Choose site Wi-Fi or LoRa to connect terminals to your Base Station.
  3. See the context. Review readings and history, set alerts and add application workflows.

Choose the connection for your site

Indi Wi-Fi serves higher data rate applications within site Wi-Fi coverage. Indi LoRa serves distributed equipment with lower data rate requirements. Both current configurations are line-powered and available for customer samples.

Compare Indi Wi-Fi and Indi LoRa.

See it in production

Falcon Water Technologies uses Modulink to monitor pressure, flow and temperature on RO membrane-cleaning skids and record cleaning cycles.

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Monitor existing instruments without assuming every loop is compatible

Indi supports shunt-mode analog-input integration with existing PLC/SCADA instrumentation. Before connecting it, review the transmitter model, active or passive output, loop-power supply, input loading, references and existing controller. Confirm the instrument indication and existing control-system reading after integration. Engineering must determine the selected wiring arrangement.

Both current Indi configurations provide two 4–20 mA input channels. Indi Wi-Fi uses 12–24 VDC line power; current Indi LoRa uses nominal 24 VDC line power. LoRa also has two ground-referenced 0–10 V inputs. These are product interfaces, not a claim that every instrument or plant protocol is supported.

Check the current electrical interfaces. Numerical input accuracy, isolation and load limits need the applicable product documentation; no unsupported values are supplied here.

Check scaling before relying on a dashboard

Record what the transmitter’s 4 mA and 20 mA endpoints mean and confirm the displayed engineering units. For a linear transmitter only, engineering value = lower endpoint + (current in mA − 4) ÷ 16 × (upper endpoint − lower endpoint).

For example, a hypothetical linear 0–100 psi transmitter at 12 mA represents 50 psi: 0 + (12 − 4) ÷ 16 × 100. This is a calculation example, not a measured Modulink reading, accuracy specification or installation result. Review non-linear transfer functions and fault signals against the actual instrument documentation.

During commissioning, compare the received value with an appropriate instrument reference and the existing controller. Confirm the required sample/report interval, alarm conditions and response to missing readings.

Download a blank instrument and scaling worksheet (CSV) to record transmitter models, 4 mA / 20 mA endpoints, units, wiring responsibilities and existing controller connections before an engineering review.

Choose the complete monitoring path

The terminal acquires compatible electrical signals; the on-site Base Station provides local readings, history, alerts and Skills. A secure site-network connection is separately required for off-site users. Field Wi-Fi or LoRa alone does not provide remote internet access.

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Start with your instrument list

Send us instrument models, signal types and installation locations. Engineering can assess the connection and recommend a configuration.

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Talk through your application

Tell us about your equipment and the decisions you need to make. Our engineering team will help you choose a system.