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ASAS Applied Sensor Assistance System

Compact dual differential-pressure monitoring with live touchscreen readings, configurable alarms, alarm history, and Modbus communication for industrial integration.

±500 Pa Dual DP Modbus TCP / RTU Alarm Relay + Buzzer
ASAS differential pressure monitor front view
ASAS compact differential pressure monitoring device with touchscreen display.

Product overview

Built for pressure monitoring, alarming, and fast setup.

ASAS monitors two differential pressure sensors, displays Sensor-1, Sensor-2, and the calculated S1-S2 value in Pa, and gives operators direct access to datalog, settings, and device information from the home screen.

The controller combines a 2.8 inch resistive touchscreen, local buzzer, relay output, alarm history, IP configuration, and Modbus RTU serial configuration in one compact 114 x 84 x 37 mm package.

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Differential pressure inputs

Dual sensor channels with ±500 Pa range per channel.

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Key register values

Sensor 1, Sensor 2, and active alarm flag for supervisory systems.

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Alarm history entries

Recent alarm events with date and time for review and investigation.

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Modbus RTU

Serial Modbus RTU communication for external system integration.

Key features

Everything operators need on the panel.

Designed for straightforward commissioning, clear local operation, and reliable integration with site systems.

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Dual pressure monitoring

Live values for Sensor-1, Sensor-2, and S1-S2 differential pressure in Pa.

UI

Touchscreen control

2.8 inch TFT RGB 65K resistive touchscreen with clear menu navigation.

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Alarm relay and buzzer

Built-in alarm buzzer with NO/NC relay output rated 250VAC 1A.

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Modbus integration

Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU communication for connected systems.

CFG

Configurable operation

Set sensor names, low and high limits, offsets, alarm delays, and sensor enable/disable state.

LOG

Alarm logging

Review alarm log records with sequence, date, time, sensor, state, and Pa value.

Technical snapshot

Compact hardware with practical connectivity.

ASAS is powered through USB-C or 5VDC input and provides Ethernet, Modbus RTU, pressure sensor input, and alarm relay connections in a compact enclosure.

ASAS side view and connection ports
ASAS technical specifications
PowerUSB-C or 5VDC input
Display2.8 inch TFT RGB 65K, 320 x 240, resistive touch
SensorsDifferential pressure sensors, ±500 Pa x 2
Alarm outputBuzzer and relay output, NO/NC, 250VAC 1A
CommsModbus TCP / Modbus RTU communication
RegistersHR1 DP Sensor 1 Value, HR2 DP Sensor 2 Value, HR3 active alarm flag
ConfigurableSensor name, low limit, high limit, offset, alarm delay, enable/disable
Alarm log10 alarm history entries with date and time
Dimensions114 x 84 x 37 mm (W x H x D)

On-device interface

Simple navigation from monitoring to setup.

Operators can move from the main page to datalog, settings, or info screens. Settings pages provide access to naming, high and low limits, offsets, bypass, alarm delay, clock, IP, and Modbus RTU configuration.

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Monitor live values

View Sensor-1, Sensor-2, and S1-S2 in Pa from the home screen.

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Review alarm logs

Check sequence, date, time, sensor, state, and alarm value.

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Configure parameters

Edit sensor names, limits, offsets, bypass state, and alarm delay.

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Set communications

Configure IP address and Modbus RTU values, then restart to apply changes.

Views and interface

Product views and touchscreen pages.

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Main touchscreen

Clear readings, quick navigation, and alarm visibility.

The main page shows the current time and date, live sensor values, calculated S1-S2 differential value, and quick access to Datalog, Settings, and Info.

ASAS main touchscreen interface

Operation notes

Recommended operating practice.

Use ASAS together with site SOPs and commissioning records before changing settings.

  • Record the original value before changing any alarm limit, offset, or communication setting.
  • After configuration changes, verify live readings and alarm behavior from the main page.
  • Keep bypass periods short, controlled, and documented from start to finish.
  • Keep the controller clock accurate so alarm log timestamps remain useful.
  • Restart the device after IP address or Modbus RTU communication changes.

Need ASAS for your monitoring application?

Talk to Anson Engineering about differential pressure monitoring, alarm integration, commissioning requirements, and site-specific configuration.