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Red Lion Controls G3 HMIs Now Support Unicode Character Set

Source: Red Lion Controls
20 April, 2004
1 min read

Red Lion has added another great option to the already feature-packed Crimson 2.0 software for the G3 family of operator interfaces. It is now possible to program the G308 and G310 in Chinese, Thai, Russian, Korean and any other languages supported by the Unicode character set. The latest build of Crimson offers support for thousands of characters used in formats like Cyrillic or Thai. Adjusting the panel's operator language to meet your preference is literally a touch of a button away, allowing OEMs to use a single database when targeting multiple geographic markets.

Now you can build your panel and at time of shipment, customize the display to the language needed for the customer. Best of all, Crimson 2.0 software is available free-of-charge. Download your copy today! Red Lion Controls, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of industrial control solutions worldwide.

Products include digital/analog control, monitoring and panel meters, PID control, human-machine interface panels, and signal conditioning. For more information, or to find the Red Lion distributor nearest you, go to www.redlion.net , or contact: Red Lion Controls, Inc., 20 Willow Springs Circle, York, PA 17402; (717) 767-6511.

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