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Turck Introduces 'Kübler by TURCK' Synchronous Serial Interface (SSI) Display

Source: TURCK Inc.
18 December, 2003
1 min read

Minneapolis, MN–December 12, 2003–TURCK Inc. introduces the "Kübler by TURCK" SSI LED display with six 15 mm digits and adjustable brightness control. The Synchronous Serial Interface (SSI) display can be used with either an AC or DC power supply and is suitable for all SSI formats up to 25 bits. The display can also be used for SSI clock frequencies ranging from 100 Hz to 1 MHz. These are available either with an analog (4-20 mA, 0-10 V, ±10 - ±10 V) or with two programmable transistor outputs (PNP or NPN).

Both the display and the outputs can be adjusted using scaling and offset features. The "Kübler by TURCK" SSI LED display also has the ability to switch between gray and binary codes and allows you to select between Master or Slave operation. The SSI is housed in a 96 x 48 x 140 mm DIN housing, with an IP 65 rating at the front of the display. Standard plug-in screw terminals are used for wiring connections. TURCK is a leading supplier of advanced sensing solutions to help manufacturers improve their automated processes, products and profits.

For other TURCK products or technical information, please contact: Application Support-Toll free: 800-544-PROX (7769). Visit us on the web www.turck.com , or Email: [email protected] .

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