Breton Industrial Datalogger
summary
A Breton industrial datalogging system built on a PINE64 running Warp 10 captures 500 Modbus/RS485 metrics per second, stores days of data locally, and pushes 60 selected metrics to the cloud for ten-year retention. The device includes battery-backed shutdown, SD SMART wear estimation, token-based access isolation, and real-time websocket alerts, and the deployment supports fleet diagnostics and preventive maintenance.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 2:11The specifications
- 2:38The environment
- 3:54The ideal board
- 4:35Computer on module
- 6:07Hardware selection
- 6:44Storage
- 8:32In search of an SD card
- 9:21RS485 with a standard UART
- 11:23Building a Linux image
- 13:51How does the PINE64 community do it?
- 14:50Finalizing the Linux image
- 16:25Software stack
- 17:35Security
- 23:55Conclusion
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