June 2008Maintenance, Test & Measurement, Calibration
The new universal preset counters CODIX 923/924 from Kübler are now available with multicolour displays. The counters have a larger 2-line 6-digit LCD display with sign and leading zero suppression, which allows for easier readability of data.
The new display technology is based on an economic LCD-technology with alternatively positive or negative red or green backlighting similar to LED displays. Optimal readability even in difficult lighting conditions is guaranteed by this new display technology. The differentiation between each displayed value is improved by the possibility to display the upper line in red and to program the lower line in either red or green. A compact key-pad enables convenient direct entry of the presets by digit.
It is not necessary to have in-depth programming knowledge when installing or using these devices, eliminating the need for costly service engineers. With all count functions there is direct access to the programming mode. The various functions can be programmed either absolute or as tracking presets via the direct preset entry.
The counter has a teach-in function for error-free preset entry, a frequency display with fast display updates and high accuracy (High Accuracy System), as well as many other count modes and functions.
Plug-in screw connectors with cage clamp terminals offer convenient time-saving installation. The front bezel is IP65 sealed as standard, saving on additional time and effort for protecting the device during installation.
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