Hard to Manage

Unlike wired connections, wireless connections
are invisible and affected by a lot of different
factors, making it difficult to spot abnormalities.
Usually, an anomaly would only be discovered
when the AGV or AS/RS system operations
have already been affected. In addition, it's often
hard to find and solve the root cause of wireless
connection issues, causing unnecessary downtime.
All these factors combined make troubleshooting
and managing wireless connections is very difficult.

               Unreliable Connectivity

AGVs and AS/RS shuttles are constantly
On the move in a warehouse. The client
Devices that are mounted on mobile AGVs
should be able to roam seamlessly between
access points (AP), without the downtime and
support industrial protocol communication
over wireless to enable interaction between
the connected PLCs and the remote controller.
In addition, In addition, Wi-Fi configurations are
complicated, time-consuming, and prone to errors.

               Limited Space and Interference         

Designing AS/RS and AGV systems typically
involves working with limited installation space.
This means that the motors that drive the vehicles
and shuttles often share the same power source as
the communication devices. Hence, wireless devices
mounted on AGV or AS/RS structures must tolerate
interference from neighboring equipment. They should
also be able to withstand the vibration from the constant
movement of the vehicles that they are mounted on.

Simplified Network Management

MXview Wireless gives you a clear view of your AGV and AS/RS systems

wireless network through the visual interface from which you can view the

real-time network topology and the network status dashboard. Moreover,

whenever there is an anomaly, the system will send out an alert automatically.

You are can also playback the roaming history to identify and solve the root

cause and get your systems running normally again as

quickly as possible.

Reliable Networks for Mobile Operations

To ensure continuous AGV operations, our AWK Series AP/bridge/clients

 feature Turbo Roaming technology to achieve millisecond-level handoffs.

 Moreover, the unique MAC Clone function can be enabled on all the AWK

 Series to support PROFINET communication over wireless networks.

 Some AWK Series also supports the unique AeroMag technology which

 automatically performs basic wireless setup when adding new Wi-Fi

 devices to the network, reducing the time spent configuring Wi-Fi settings

 and preventing errors caused by manual input.

Compact but Rugged

The AWK Series wireless clients are small yet strong and come with built-in

isolation for both power and antenna ports to protect against interference and

noise. All AWK Series devices undergo rigorous testing to ensure suitability for

environments with extreme vibration. Moreover, with a wide operating temperature

range of -40 to 75°C, the AWK Series wireless products are deployable in cold-storage warehouses. 

MXview Wireless

Newly Launched MXview Add-on Module Specially Designed for Wireless Network Management

• View Wi-Fi connections and network status at a glance
• Play back the roaming history to identify the root cause of issues
• Minimize downtime through instant alerts