Construction Monitoring Control Systems Ltd

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The Monitor Series of data loggers has been designed to provide the greatest flexibility of use for all size installations.  The Monitor Series is fitted with key-pad, display, power supplies, signal conditioning, and communications facilities.

Connections to sensors are then made to multiplexers, each of which has been optimised for a particular sensor combination.

  • Electro-level Multiplexer. This provides an AC energising supply and has been optimised for use with up to 32 electro-level, potentiometric, or temperature sensors.

  • Vibrating wire multiplexer (16 or 32 channel).Designed to interface to 16 vibrating wire strain gauges each with a temperature sensor, or 32 vibrating wire gauges without temperature sensors.

  • General Purpose Multiplexer(32 channel). The General Purpose (G.P.) multiplexer allows mixtures of different sensors to be used with the greatest flexibility. Facilities are provided for DC energised transducers of half and full bridge types and AC energised transducers (e.g. LVDTs) of full bridge. In addition it may also be used with vibrating wire sensors, with or without thermistor sensors in built. Channels of different types may be freely mixed. Up to 128 Monitor Series loggers may be connected using the RS485 ports giving a total capacity for > 30,000 channels.
     

    General  Specifications

    • Power Supply: AC. 110-240V +/-10% 50-60 Hz. DC. 10-28V.

    • Power consumption: 3mA standby,150mA max at 12V.

    • Channels: Up to 256 for each Logger.

    • A-D converter: Resolution 16 bit (+/- 32767 counts).

    • Data Logging: Memory 128kBytes. Scan interval 1min to 24 hours.

    • Communications RS232 + RS485.

 

 
 
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