IP WatchDog2 Industrial - Hwgroup industrial detector failure & restart: IP WatchDog2 Industrial Unit

The IP WatchDog2 Industrial is an automatic monitoring & recovery device that monitors the health of external systems by periodically checking for activity via:

• ICMP PING
• Web access
• RS-232 serial data (heartbeat)

If a failure is detected (no response or missing heartbeat), the device can automatically reboot the affected system.

Manual control is also available via a password-protected web interface.

Failure Detection Methods

• Outgoing PING – Sends PINGs to the monitored device.
• Incoming PING – Waits for PINGs from the device (heartbeat).
• Web Client – Tries to load a defined web page on the target device.
• Web Server – Waits for the device to access IP WatchDog’s internal web page (heartbeat).
• RS-232 Heartbeat – Listens for a specific string on the RS-232 line.
• Manual Reboot – Triggered by an operator.

Outputs & Channels

• 2 Physical Relay Outputs (230V/16A NO/NC) for direct device control
• 12 Monitoring Channels per unit
• Can reboot local or remote devices (via virtual outputs on Poseidon2/Damocles2)

Applications & Use Cases

• Backup Internet Activation
  Automatically switches to a backup LTE link if the primary connection fails.
• Automatic Device Recovery
  Detects and restarts unresponsive LAN devices such as:
  • Routers and switches
  • Wi-Fi access points
  • IP cameras
  • PCs and embedded systems
• Remote Site Management
  Eliminates the need for physical travel just to reboot devices — power cycling happens automatically or via remote access.
• Kiosk & Charger Management
  • Supports manual or automatic restart of unattended kiosks.
  • Ensures autonomous recovery of EV chargers and similar equipment.
• Multi-Device Coordination
  Keeps complex systems of 3–10 devices running smoothly by monitoring each component and triggering recovery if needed.
• Connectivity & Alerts
  • Verifies IP camera availability.
  • Enables standalone alerting — no cloud portal required.
  • Sends notifications via:
    • SNMP Trap
    • Email (SMTP)
    • SMS / Voice Call (with HWg-SMS-GW3 on the same LAN)

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