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July 10, 2006

In this issue:

1. Bring High-Speed Counting and Incrementel Encoders to your Ethernet

2. New Product Manager for EDAS and Data Acquisition Products

3. TechNote: Keep your EDAS CE software up-to-date with the Update Manager

4. DevCorner: Tutorials and many new sample programs for the EDAS CE

5. New Website: Easier, faster and more languages

6. Intelligent Instrumentation Management Buy-Out

7. QuickPoll: Which is your favorite automation magazine?

Incremental Encoders are widely used in industrial applications that require exact positioning. Typically mounted on the axis of a motor or rotating part of a machine, they generate a stream of high-speed pulses. In order to obtain the current position, you need to count the pulses from the last reference point.

The new Quadrature Decoder and High-Speed Counter Module for the EDAS CE is the ideal solution to connect incremental encoders to an Ethernet-based automation system. 

 

Click here to learn more about this new module for flexible automation solutions.

Jochen Weiland has taken over the position as product manager for the EDAS and Data Acqusition product lines. He holds a degree in electrical engineering and has been with the company for 19 years. He can be reached at j.weiland@instrument.com

A huge benefit of using the EDAS CE automation and control system is its built-in remote manager. Using a browser interface you can administrate all functions from anywhere in the plant - or world.

The remote manager allows the administrator to start and stop programs, view the configuration or changes settings.

Using the Update Manager you can download files to a special folder on the compact flash card inside the EDAS CE. During the next boot, they are moved to their final location. This allows all files in the EDAS to be updated - even those that are in use during normal operation.

Click here for a detailed description and online tutorial on how to use the Update Manager.

The EDAS CE Developer's site has been vastly extended with source code and programming examples in Visual C++.

We also added a tutorial on the Webdevice Scripting language for browser-based applications along with sample applications.

The code and examples on these pages will get you started quickly and easily with your EDAS CE project.

Earlier this year, Intelligent Instrumentation launched its new website.

With easier navigation and much faster loading, it contains information about all of our products and services.

 

Since our products are used world-wide, the website is available in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.

 

With a simple and free registration you'll get access to our download area and pricing information for our products. If you haven't setup your own password, you can login with your email address and the password 'secret99' and update your account information.

 

Check out the new website and let us know what you think. Our webmaster appreciates your comments and suggestions.

Intelligent Instrumentation, Inc. has been purchased from its  former parent, Texas Instruments, by longtime managers Rick Daniel, Bob  Auman, Paul Liska, and Paul Tobey.
 
Intelligent Instrumentation was established in 1984 as an independent subsidiary of the former Burr-Brown Corporation which was subsequently purchased by Texas Instruments. 
 
Rick Daniel, President and CEO of III, stated "... Customers can expect the same high level of professionalism and commitment that we've always provided, and should notice no change. This move is a natural for us, as we've always operated as a fiercely independent  entity ..."
 
Dan Goldner, Vice President and Controller of TI's High Performance Analog Division, said "We've been impressed with the way the III  people have managed ... with very little intervention from TI and agreed that  the management team should take the business totally independent.  It's a  good move for both companies."

 

Read the press release in its entirety here.

We are interested to know which is your favorite print magazine for data acquisition and control. Please take our QuickPoll and we'll give you the results in our next newsletter.

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