Embodiments of the present disclosure include methods, apparatuses, systems, and computer program product for enabling multi-point shunt calibration of a sensor device. Multi-point shunt calibration provides at least a first, second, and third simulated calibration output, each simulated calibration output corresponding to an actual reading value and an expected reading value. The simulated calibration outputs are associated with a predefined output sequence, where each simulated calibration output is separated from an adjacent simulated calibration output by an output step size. Some embodiments are configured for automatically outputting each simulated calibration output for a particular period of time before outputting an adjacent simulated calibration output in the predefined output sequence. The various simulated calibration outputs, actual reading values, and/or expected values may be used in determining calibrated reading values for the sensor device.

The invention relates to a computer-implemented method for detecting a conflict between a local control means and a distantly disposed remote control means. The method comprises a method step of receiving a first signal from the local control means. The method comprises a further method step of receiving a second signal from the remote control means. The method comprises a further method step of checking whether a conflict is present based on the first and the second signal. If a conflict was detected during the check, the method comprises a method step of providing conflict information, wherein the conflict information comprises information that a conflict is present.

The invention relates to a computer-implemented method for detecting a conflict between a local control means and a distantly disposed remote control means. The method comprises a method step of receiving a first signal from the local control means. The method comprises a further method step of receiving a second signal from the remote control means. The method comprises a further method step of checking whether a conflict is present based on the first and the second signal. If a conflict was detected during the check, the method comprises a method step of providing conflict information, wherein the conflict information comprises information that a conflict is present.

A multiply redundant safety system that protects humans and assets while transfer(s)/fueling of on road/off road, rail, marine, aircraft, spacecraft, rockets, and all other vehicles/vessels utilizing Compressed and or Liquefied Gas Fuels/compound(s). Utilizing Natural Gas Chemical Family of Hydrogen/Propane/ethane/ammonia/and any mixtures along with or with out oxidizer(s), such as Liquefied Oxygen, Oxygen Triplet (O3)/ozone/hydrogen peroxide/peroxide/solid oxidizer(s) one or more processors, utilizing Artificial Intelligence techniques/machine learning in combination with one or more sensors; in combination with one or more micro switches/actuator(s) combine to detect any leaks/fire(s)/or explosion hazards/vehicle motion/arc's, spark(s)/and other hazards for quickly mitigating/locking out/stopping fueling/gas/transfers/vehicle releasing system(s).

A multiply redundant safety system that protects humans and assets while transfer(s)/fueling of on road/off road, rail, marine, aircraft, spacecraft, rockets, and all other vehicles/vessels utilizing Compressed and or Liquefied Gas Fuels/compound(s). Utilizing Natural Gas Chemical Family of Hydrogen/Propane/ethane/ammonia/and any mixtures along with or with out oxidizer(s), such as Liquefied Oxygen, Oxygen Triplet (O3)/ozone/hydrogen peroxide/peroxide/solid oxidizer(s) one or more processors, utilizing Artificial Intelligence techniques/machine learning in combination with one or more sensors; in combination with one or more micro switches/actuator(s) combine to detect any leaks/fire(s)/or explosion hazards/vehicle motion/arc's, spark(s)/and other hazards for quickly mitigating/locking out/stopping fueling/gas/transfers/vehicle releasing system(s).

A controller for reading both an RS485 data signal and a Wiegand data signal from a user connector having two output ports. The controller comprises an RS485 transceiver with two input ports, each of which is connected to a respective one of the two output ports of the user connector or reading one data signal on each of the output ports from the user connector, and an output port for providing an RS485 data signal that is defined by the data signals read on the two output ports. The controller comprises an RS485 interface for receiving the RS485 data signal, and a Wiegand interface for receiving the RS485 data signal and a data ready port connected to the two input ports via a first logic circuit for determining whether the RS485 data signal is to be read as a Wiegand data signal or not on the Wiegand data port.

A controller for reading both an RS485 data signal and a Wiegand data signal from a user connector having two output ports. The controller comprises an RS485 transceiver with two input ports, each of which is connected to a respective one of the two output ports of the user connector or reading one data signal on each of the output ports from the user connector, and an output port for providing an RS485 data signal that is defined by the data signals read on the two output ports. The controller comprises an RS485 interface for receiving the RS485 data signal, and a Wiegand interface for receiving the RS485 data signal and a data ready port connected to the two input ports via a first logic circuit for determining whether the RS485 data signal is to be read as a Wiegand data signal or not on the Wiegand data port.

A system and method for managing sensors including determining health operation states of the sensors correlative with sensor accuracy, classifying the sensors by their respective health operation state, and teaming two sensors each having a health operation state that is intermediate to give a team having a health operation state that is healthy. The sampling frequency of the sensors to determine sensor accuracy may be dynamic.

A data management system for an irrigation system and methods of controlling operations thereof are provided. The data management system directs data captured at a plurality of sensors on the irrigation system to a remote device. The data management system comprises a communication bus and a plurality of communications. The communication bus extends along the irrigation system. The plurality of communication systems are positioned on the irrigation system and are connected to the communication bus. Each of the communication systems is configured to receive signals representative of the data from one of the sensors and to transmit signals representative of the data, via wireless communication, to the remote device.

A data management system for an irrigation system and methods of controlling operations thereof are provided. The data management system directs data captured at a plurality of sensors on the irrigation system to a remote device. The data management system comprises a communication bus and a plurality of communications. The communication bus extends along the irrigation system. The plurality of communication systems are positioned on the irrigation system and are connected to the communication bus. Each of the communication systems is configured to receive signals representative of the data from one of the sensors and to transmit signals representative of the data, via wireless communication, to the remote device.