BD300

The BD300 comes with an optional RS-232C interface, making it possible to connect to a PC or network via the BD300's interface. This allows communication between both instruments and allows for data transfer (logging) directly to the hard disk of the PC. An optional floppy disk drive can be mounted inside the BD300, allowing data logging up to 400Hz without the need of a PC. The data from the BD300 is compressed to a maximum of about 4MB ASCII on a MS-DOS compatible 3.5 inch diskette and can be viewed by using Windows Data Visualisation package (Famos compatible).

An optional HP Inkjet printer head allows printing of axis, actual data, alarm messages, settings etc. Synchronous in time with the written signals. Communication to the outside world is via eight free definable relay in/outputs, in addition to eight event Inputs. On every I/O event the BD300 has 43 functions available to react. A built-in timer allows functionality without manual input.

The BD300 features a unique and intuitive user interface which allows easy set-up and display of all recorder functions with random access to all menus. Four instrument settings files can be stored - under a user defined name - inside the BD300 for immediate recall or an additional 16 settings via the floppy disk drive. Together with its 'built-in intelligence' the BD300 offers you a flexible, high-performance measurement solution for demanding applications.