A firmware update is now available for E1 and E2 brain boards. If your current firmware is R1.1d or R1.1e, you'll want to install the new firmware. See the firmware readme for details.
For those of you not familiar with E1s and E2s, they are serial- and Ethernet-based brain boards typically used with G1 or G4 I/O systems. The E1 is for digital I/O and the E2 for analog I/O.
We designed the E1 and E2 as drop-in replacements for older serial-based B1 and B2 brain boards.
Topics: optonews, Migration, I/O, Optomux, OptoNews 2015-10-21
You'll get three great new features (and more) in our latest PAC Project release:
Topics: Updates, optonews, New products, Migration, OptoNews 2015-04-01
I know it sounds like an April Fool's joke, but it's really true: you can build a groov mobile interface for your older Optomux system.
So you can monitor and control it from your smartphone or tablet.
It works in spite of the fact that Optomux has been around since 1982, while groov is all about today.
Topics: Videos, groov, Tips, optonews, Migration, OptoNews 2015-04-01
Do you have legacy SNAP Ultimate or SNAP Ethernet I/O units on B-series mounting racks? Now you can upgrade these I/O units to SNAP PAC with the new SNAP-PAC-R1-B controller.
The SNAP-PAC-R1-B is exactly like a regular SNAP-PAC-R1 except that it has a blue connector on the bottom that fits on a B-series rack. That means you can:
Topics: OptoNews 2015-03-04, PACs, New products, Migration