I want a lightweight program that links the 20 Schneider EM6436 energy meters installed on-site to my PC and streams their readings in real time. The meters already sit on the local network; what I need is the software layer—code plus installer—so I can open the application and immediately see up-to-date values without having to poll each unit manually. Language is flexible. If you prefer Python, C++, Java or another mainstream option, propose what offers the most stable performance for continuous acquisition. I’ll run the finished program on Windows, so please include any libraries or runtime packages I must install. Display format can be simple; the priority is receiving clean real-time data that I can later export or feed into other tools. If you have a quick way to add a minimal dashboard or log file, that’s a plus. Deliverables • Compiled executable or installer ready for Windows • Full, well-commented source code • Step-by-step setup guide (connection settings, driver requirements, and how to add or remove meters) I’m happy to answer protocol or register questions as they come up, and I’ll test the build on the actual meters as soon as you send a working draft.