 | Very compact design available in DIN Rail and NEMA 4X
enclosures. |
 | Neuron 3150 at 10 MHz and FTT-10A network interface. |
 | Switching power supply with wide input voltage range
of 8 to 32 VDC. Minimizes heat and power consumed under a variety of input
voltage conditions. Helpful in battery backed systems. |
 | 32K Non-volatile memory with unlimited writes. Use as
RAM or EEPROM and there is no battery. |
 | Standard 28-Pin dip memory socket accommodate lower
cost flash or OTP ROM for mass production. |
 | Real-time clock with capacitor backup. Maintains
clock for 15-30 days without power. |
 | Two memory mapped serial ports with a 128 byte
transmit and receive buffers reduce firmware overhead. |
 | Each serial port can be configured for RS232,
RS485/RS422 Full Duplex, RS485 Half Duplex, or TTL. Port configuration is
under software control and is jumper-less. |
 | Full RS232 handshake signals (RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD)
on each serial port. |
 | Transmit and Receive Status LEDs for each of the
serial ports. |
 | All serial port communication lines have 10KV ESD
protection and are protected to +/- 25 volts. |
 | High quality removable terminal blocks on all
connections. |
 | Expansion connector allows additional I/O to be added
via I2C bus interface. |
 | Support for two 0-23 mA analog inputs. Supports self
and loop powered devices. The current inputs are reverse voltage protected
and current limited to avoid damage under faulty wiring conditions. |
 | Support for two analog 0-5 Volts inputs. The two
voltage inputs can be read individually or differentially. Low noise, 10
PPM, 5.0 volts analog reference is available to drive low current bridge
sensors. |
 | The Analog to Digital converter has 16-bit resolution
and a firmware selectable gain of 1, 2, 4 or 8. |
 | 500+ K bytes of serial flash for data logging. |
 | Two status LEDs provide quick visual indication of
runtime status conditions. |
 | Extensive development library
and demo application available at no charge to help speed up integration and
custom application development. |