Abstract

This paper designs a web-based Android supervisory control system. Android controller is used as a local controller to fit into a supervisory control framework. The framework includes a central server, a SMS device attached to the server, multiple local controllers, a remote control program and a ladder logic computer-aided design program. The Android controller contains an Android mobile phone, a Wi-Fi wireless access point, a switch hut (or NAT) and multiple data acquisition modules. The Android mobile phone enters TCP/IP LAN through the Wi-Fi access point. The data acquisition modules with TCP/IP interface are plugged into the LAN, and read/written by the Android mobile phone with Modbus TCP. The Android controller communicates with supervisory server with a specific m2m protocol which is based on http protocol. Once an Android controller is connected to the supervisory control framework, it can be monitored and controlled remotely with any browser. A web-based home security system is constructed to demonstrate the usage of the web-based Android supervisory control system. The control laws for the home security system are partially implemented with ladder logics designed with a computer-aided program in the framework. With a supervisory server serving multiple Android controllers, Cloud home security service is formed.

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