The Conet ModuCon Remote is a compact interface system that enables remote PLC monitoring and control via cellular networks, with email alerts and web I/O…
About this manual
ModuCon Remote connects to PLCs such as Mitsubishi and Omron and uses the KDDI cellular network to provide remote monitoring, ladder changes, and I/O control without needing a dedicated LAN line. It offers email alerts, browser‑based I/O status, and a Linux‑based platform for custom applications.
The device includes a built‑in CDMA/1x communication module, 4 digital inputs and outputs, low power consumption (~4 W), and a lightweight design (≈238 g). It supports Ethernet, RS‑232C, USB, and can be powered from an AC adapter. Pricing plans for the communication service are also provided. This manual is written in Japanese.
What's inside
- Features
- Benefits
- Use Cases
- Specifications
- Connection Example
- Physical Appearance
- Pricing
Specifications
| Input voltage | DC12V–DC24V |
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| Power consumption | ≈4 W (excluding USB device) |
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| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 160.2 mm × 82 mm × 26 mm |
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| Weight | ≈238 g (without antenna) |
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| Downlink speed | max 144 kbps |
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| Uplink speed | max 64 kbps |
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| Operating temperature | 0 °C – 40 °C |
Frequently asked questions
How does ModuCon Remote notify users of a fault?
It monitors the PLC’s DI ports and sends an alert email to a PC or mobile phone when a fault is detected.
Can ModuCon Remote work with PLCs that lack an Ethernet port?
Yes, an optional serial converter allows remote operation of PLCs without an Ethernet unit.
What cellular network does ModuCon Remote use for communication?
It uses a KDDI CDMA/1x communication module (WM‑M200) with 99.9 % population coverage.