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BCD input remote / slave displays

The INT-S is a flexible and easy to use serial data input remote display.

Suited for these applications and more:-

Remote weight display
Sharing measurements with other operators.
Displaying PLC data

[^] Model BCD2
The BCD2 is a low cost yet flexible and easy to use 1/8 DIN remote display, which can be used to show BCD data.
Input Signals	Detachable screw terminals accept 2 decade BCD at 12 or 24V level. Active HI or Active LO
Digits	2 digits, 25mm high. Legible up to 13 metres away. Red or Green
Power	22-28VDC
Bezel size	96mm wide x 48mm high. 13mm forward.
Panel cutout	92mm wide x 45mm high. +1mm, -0mm
Depth behind panel	102mm including connectors + cable.
Sealing	IP54 standard, IP67 with optional SPC4 cover
See operating Manual
See datasheet

[^] Model BCD4
The BCD4 is a low cost yet flexible and easy to use remote display, which can be used to show BCD data.
Input Signals	Detachable IDC Header accept 4 decade BCD at 12 or 24V level. Active HI or Active LO
Digits	4 digits, 14mm high. Legible up to 7 metres away. Red or Green
Power	21-26VDC, 2 watts
Bezel size	72mm wide x 24mm high. 10mm forward.
Panel cutout	68mm wide x 22mm high. +1mm, -0mm
Depth behind panel	80mm including connectors + cable.
Sealing	IP54 standard, IP65 optional
See operating Manual
See datasheet

[^] Model INT-S in BCD data input applications.
The INT-S is a low cost yet highly flexible and easy to use 1/8 DIN remote display, which can be used to show BCD data. It normally accepts serial data ASCII input, such as RS232, RS422, RS485 etc., but with the PSC1 BCD to serial converter it offers a number of important advantages. These include:- * Simpler wiring saves installation time * Cabling costs are reduced. Only one 4 core cable! * Reliability is improved It has a number of useful plug-in options which make it ideal for use in many control and monitoring applications. Parallel BCD to ASCII converter details... This convertor takes BCD data from a PLC and converts it to RS422, to simplify wiring and reduce installation costs. For example, a parallel PLC output representing 5 digits of BCD would have 20 data lines, a common and a strobe. If you want to send this data to a remote device, your cabling costs could be high. With the PSC1 you'd only need a 4 core screened cable to the remote device. Manual... Details about the INT-S display which goes with the converter ...
Input connections	Detachable screw terminal
Input Signal	Accepts RS232, RS422, RS485, TTY active and passive.
Baud Rates	300 to 19200
Digits	5 digits, 14mm high. Legible up to 7 metres away
Digit colour	Red or green
Front panel controls	Setup, Baud, Reset, Max/Min, Alarms
Power	11-30VDC or 95-265 VAC
Accuracy	No errors for whole number scale factors.
Thermal stability - range	No drift
Thermal stability - offset	No offset errors
Analogue output	Optional plug-in module 4-20mA into 0 to 500 Ohms 0-10V into loads>600 Ohms -5 to+5V into loads>600 Ohms Fully isolated from input and power Fully scalable with digital precision Forward and reversion action possible
Alarm output	Optional plug-in modules 2 Alarms rated 5A 250VAC, SPST 4 Alarms rated 5A 250VAC, SPST Adjustable hysteresis In-flight compensation facility. Energise or de-energise on trip Normally open or closed
Serial data output	Optional plug-in modules. RS232 1200 baud output only. RS422 1200 baud output only. RS485 Addressable DeviceNet Addressable Modbus Addressable Profibus DP Addressable
Logic inputs	TARE, MIN/MAX and RESET
Connectors	Detachable screw terminals
Bezel size	96mm wide x 48mm high. 13mm forward.
Panel cutout	92mm wide x 45mm high. +1mm, -0mm
Depth behind panel	125mm including connectors + cable.
Sealing	IP65 standard, IP67 with optional SPC4 cover
See operating Manual for the display
See datasheet for the display

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