KRIO — KUDAY Remote IO

The KRIO Configuration Interface is a comprehensive, browser-based interface designed to setup, manage, and monitor a KRIO device. When connected to a network, each KRIO module can be accessed directly through its IP address, launching a user-friendly configuration portal. This portal provides operators, engineers, and integrators with a powerful tool to quickly deploy devices, manage communication parameters, and adapt logic behavior without the need for additional software installation.

KRIO devices are equipped with an event management engine that allows users to define custom routines and triggers directly from the web platform. For instance, users can create rules such as: “If data is received from a source with specific content, send a digital output signal” or “If temperature exceeds a threshold, send a message to an upstream controller.” This logic is stored and executed on the device itself, eliminating the need for external control systems and enabling rapid response to on-site events.

Within the platform, users can configure each KRIO device to match specific industrial environments and communication protocols. The device supports serial and digital I/O mapping, protocol settings, bus termination control, and signal routing. All configuration changes are applied in real time and saved directly to the device’s local memory, ensuring persistence across restarts and network fluctuations. This flexibility allows KRIO to function as a reliable data bridge or edge interface in complex automation systems.

Every KRIO module maintains a detailed log of operational events, communication activity, and rule executions. These logs can be accessed through the web portal for audit, diagnostics, or root-cause analysis. If, for example, an expected data stream from a connected device suddenly stops, KRIO will log the time, duration, and nature of the failure.