The Advantech Adam 6015 has 7 input channels for use with Pt100 and others. You can configure the module using a proprietary Windows Software where you can set the type of thermocouple as well as the module’s IP address. Once the module is available on your network you can create a small bash script to retrieve the values.

Take care when assembling the sensors. The Adam6015 has 7 input channels but only 6 COM clips. You have to use the COM clip #6 for #7 too. And this is not noted in the manual.

The script below now connects to the device using modpoll from the link above, extracts the 7 data channels including a 8th average channel and writes them to stdout.
Although the manual states that the values are available starting on address 40000 you have to start at address 1.

The values you receive are 16bit Integers. When your sensor now has a range of -50°C to 150°C you have to calculate them by
TempRange/2¹⁶*Value-50

Ok, I know that the bash script below is NOT state of the art, but it works

#!/bin/bash

rm /tmp/ad6015
rm /tmp/ad6015err
modpoll -mtcp -r1 -c9 -1 192.168.6.220 2> /tmp/ad6015err > /tmp/ad6015
errsize=`stat -c %s /tmp/ad6015err`
if [ "$errsize" = "0" ]; then

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[1\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
f1=${out:0:6}

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[2\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
f2=${out:0:6}

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[3\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
f3=${out:0:6}

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[4\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
f4=${out:0:6}

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[5\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
f5=${out:0:6}

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[6\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
f6=${out:0:6}

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[7\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
f7=${out:0:6}

out=`cat /tmp/ad6015|grep "\[9\]:"`
out=${out#*:}
out=$(echo "200/65536*$out-50"|bc -l)
fa=${out:0:6}

echo "F1|"$f1
echo "F2|"$f2
echo "F3|"$f3
echo "F4|"$f4
echo "F5|"$f5
echo "F6|"$f6
echo "F7|"$f7
echo "AVG|"$fa

fi

Then you should be able to give him the link to http://www.cgsecurity.org
Because TestDisk is a outstanding piece of software that is able to recover really almost everything