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  EDAS-1002E-1A: EDAS 1000 Remote Analog-Digital I/O over Ethernet

EDAS-1002E-1A


 
12-Bit Multifunction EDASProduct Data Sheet
MSRP: $1,174.10
Our Price: $995.00
Shipping Weight: 4 Pounds
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Availability: 2-3 Weeks
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Description Specifications
 
EDAS 1000  Remote Analog and Digital I/O over  Ethernet:        16 Analog Inputs (12 or 16 bit resolution)        2 Analog Outputs        16 Digital I/O, configurable as counter, timer, ...         1 High-Speed Counter        Serial I/O: RS232, RS485                                        The  Multifunction EDAS is a member of a new family of data acquisition products that  communicate with PCs and other computers over Ethernet and Internet networks.  They utilize the open systems environment of Ethernet to acquire data from any  number of remote locations. Data can then be made available for use by other  networked resources or for further processing by plant wide software and/or  databases, including your Intranet or Internet information pages.    Open System EDAS units communicate over any Ethernet network (LAN) using industry-standard  TCP/IP protocol, providing a non-proprietary interface to virtually any host.  Each EDAS unit has a TCP/IP stack built-in and receives its own unique network  IP address configured through the on-board RS-232 serial port.    Analog I/O The EDAS-1002E (12-bit) and EDAS-1031E (16-bit) can be configured for 16  single-ended or for 8 differential analog input channels through software. A  software programmable gain instrumentation amplifier is included to extend the  measurement range. Gains of 1, 10, and 100 are provided. Full-scale analog input  voltage ranges of 0-10 V, and +/-10 V are also programmable. The unit is also  equipped with two analog output channels. They provide voltage outputs at 12-bit  resolution with a +/-10 V output range.  One rate generator is also provided for pacing analog input acquisitions. The  timebase for the rate signal is derived from an internal 4 MHz crystal  oscillator, allowing rates from 0.001 Hz to 100 kHz to be programmed.    Digital I/O The Multifunction EDAS also provides 16 TTL compatible digital I/O channels.  Digital I/O channels are programmable in two byte-wide (8-bit) sections, or  ports. Through local signal processing, various digital input/output functions  are supported. Digital inputs can be used to read the current status of digital  signals, detect signal state-changes (latch a state), and count events up to 250  Hz. Outputs can operate in simple on/off fashion, or can be programmed for  specific delay times and on/off times for control and timing applications. All  inputs and outputs are protected from damage under power on or power off  conditions.   High-Speed Counters The Multifunction EDAS includes one 16-bit high-speed counter channel. The  input of this counter is made available by multiplexing it with one of the  digital input lines. This counter can perform high-speed event counting on TTL  level signals up to 250kHz. Additionally, the counter can perform direct  frequency measurements.   Serial I/O EDAS systems also feature serial I/O capability. In addition to IP address  configuration, the onboard RS-232 port can be used for interfacing to RS-232  devices. When the port is in "Command" mode, EDAS can monitor and control any  device with RS-232 connectivity, including terminals and barcode scanners,  instruments, scales, gauges, smart sensors, and machines.   EDAS systems are available with optional RS-485 port. These units can monitor  and control any number of instruments, sensors and machines over a RS-485  network.   Operation EDAS units act as application servers, providing I/O functions to clients on the  network. They operate in both synchronous and asynchronous mode. In synchronous  mode, a client polls the unit for digital input values and counter data, or to  set output values. Asynchronous mode allows the unit to send data based on  change-of-state or alarm conditions.

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