grinders.
Rotochopper launched its RotoLink second-generation remote monitoring system with live connection to the grinder controller and Rotochopper customer service.
Users can work in real-time with Rotochopper customer support to view machine settings and troubleshoot issues. Using RotoLink, multiple users can work together through a live connection on smartphones or computers to monitor and adjust critical machine settings from anywhere in the world.
Monitoring capabilities include maintenance life, vibration and bearing temperatures, engine data and production data. When granted access, factory service techs have a direct connection to the display and with permission can change machine settings.
Operators set up email and/or text message alarms to alert multiple users immediately when a fault alarm occurs, according to Rotochopper. Alarms can be customized by user depending on individual operational roles.