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Multi-channel Math and Recorder Modules - from Gantner Instruments
The ISM series of Intelligent Sensor Modules and Dataloggers are the universal 'problem solvers' for most complex process functions. Each ISM module supports multiple analog and digital inputs, and can perform simple to complex math calculations, providing the results to onboard analog or digital outputs.
ISM 111™ - Multi-channel Intelligent Sensor Module
The ISM-111 Multifunction Distributed I/O module provides the optimum balance of convenience and performance for a wide variety of process measurement and control applications. By combining universal, multichannel I/O with an extensive library of programmable math and control functions, the ISM Series is the optimum replacement for legacy process instruments, controllers, and data loggers. [Learn More About ISM-111]
ISM 112™ - Multi-channel Intelligent Sensor Module
The ISM-112 takes the main feature sets of the ISM-111 and adds Analog OUtput functionality to support stand alone signal conditioning and control in addition to the full feature set and math functionality of the ISM-111. .
IDL 100™ - Multi-channel Intelligent Data Logger
The IDL 100 directly accepts 8 analog inputs and provides 6 configurable digital inputs/outyputs. The Analog Inputs can be configured to measure current, voltage, RTD, and thermocouples, the digitals can handle frequency, couting and status functions.. All values can be stored on internal RAM or on the optional PCMCIA memory card. Logged data can be uploaded to a PC via an RS 232 interface, modem GSM, or TCP/IP. Inputs can be linearized, formatted, transmitted over a network, and used in advanced mathematical analysis. [Learn More About IDL-100]
IDL 101™ - Multi-channel Intelligent Data Logger
The IDL-100 provides the same I/O and basic feature set of the IDL-100, but without the added features (and costs) of a local display or PCMCIA memory slot. This is ideal for remote applications where timely logging and trasnmission of data is required, but very little local operator interface is required. [Learn More About IDL-101]