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News Release from: Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions | Subject: Mini Multiplexer
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 01 August 2006
Multiplexer has support for four input
signals
The Mini Multiplexer provides support for up to four 4-20mA input signals and can trigger four internal relays for control of light sticks or other digital output devices.
Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions introduces The Mini Multiplexer which provides support for up to four 4-20mA input signals and can trigger four internal relays for control of light sticks or other digital output devices The Mini Multiplexer communicates via MODBUS/ASCII (Lighthouse Standard Protocol) or MODBUS/RTU via an RJ45 connector
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 7 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Mini Multiplexer is compatible with Lighthouse particle counters on a daisy-chain when running MODBUS/ASCII.
The Power, Analog Input, and Digital Output are access via pluggable screw terminals.
This allows the easy way to field install and service the unit, easy connection to a variety of sensors and devices without any need for special connectors.
The Mini Multiplexer works with the Lighthouse remote wall mount clip.
Highlighted Features: Real-time update of Analog data; Monitors up to four 4-20mA analog input signals; Supports four relay outputs for possible use with Light Sticks and buzzers; Supports MODBUS/RTU and MODBUS/ACII protocols for data access; Stainless steel enclosure mounts with Lighthouse standard wall mount clips; Operates on 24VDC.
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