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  • Elpro adds 802.11 Mesh Functionality to 24OU-E Wireless Device Server

    The 240U-E now provides 802.11 Wireless Distribution System functionality, allowing a self-organising and self-healing 802.11 wireless mesh to form throughout a process plant or factory. This greatly increases the distance of coverage of an 802.11 network and provides self-healing redundancy during failure events.
    05 February, 2007
  • Maplesoft announces Maple-NAG Connector software

    With this toolbox, users can combine Maple software with numeric routines from the Numerical Algorithms Group. As a front end to the NAG C Library, Maple and this toolbox provide an integrated environment to make code development easier. The toolbox eliminates compile times and provides simplified calling sequences and searchable documentation to the NAG routines.
    05 February, 2007
  • Rockwell Automation enhances FactoryTalk for automotive applications

    Enhancements include two lean manufacturing solutions--Error Proofing and Andon--to help automotive industry manufacturers improve the accuracy and efficiency of production and assembly line processes. The Error Proofing solution is built using preconfigured modular templates within FactoryTalk; the Andon solution leverages FactoryTalk with the Logix Control Platform.
    05 February, 2007
  • ifm efector introduces M18 and DIN-rail mountable speed monitors

    ifm efector introduces M18 and DIN-rail mountable speed monitors

    M18 compact speed monitor is for rotational speed applications up to 18,000 pulses per minute. The unit offers a pulse output for monitoring revolutions per minute and a switching output that indicates under-speed and over-speed conditions. DIN-rail mountable speed monitors evaluate pulse frequency, rotational speed, linear speed, and machine cycles.
    05 February, 2007
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