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    Costa Mesa, CA – Laurel Electronics, Inc. announces the ETL-rated L80007FR counter, which can apply add, subtract, divide and multiply arithmetic functions to two independently scalable pulse input channels A and B, and then make this information available over a local area network (LAN). For example, it can add two flows (A+B) for total flow, subtract two flows (A-B) for net flow, take the ratio of two rates (A/B) to control mixing, or compute draw (A/B-1) to display net elongation of material between rollers. Ethernet connectivity is provided by an Ethernet interface board which plugs into the host 1/8 DIN counter. A 10/100Base-T Ethernet interface is via an industry-standard RJ45 connector. Multiple meters and counters, each with its own Ethernet cable, can be connected to a local area network (LAN) or to the Internet via a router, or directly to a host computer via an Ethernet cable. LAN and Internet connectivity are supported in software so that the meter can be read and set up remotely. Node Manager Software shipped on a mini CD is used for discovery and setup of Laurel Nodes on a local area network. Web server software is also built into each Node and can be used to discover and configure Laurel Nodes over the Internet. In flow meter applications, ratio A/B can be used to control flows in continuous mixing processes. In such applications, the sensing element is normally a turbine flow meter, which outputs pulses at a frequency proportional to flow rate. The meter’s arithmetic capabilities can be applied to either rate or totalized rate (volume) to control batches to be mixed. The counter’s arithmetic capabilities can also be used for applications, such as synchronizing moving machinery. The counter can display speed by timing pulses from a proximity switch for either channel, display total length by integrating these pulses, and combine rates or totals for the two channels. To determine rate, the Laureate L80000FR determines frequency with quartz crystal accuracy, takes the inverse of the period between pulses, and then multiplies this frequency by a user-programmed scale factor. For rate measurements, the pulse rate can range from 0.05 Hz to 1 MHz. Square root extraction is standard. Flexibility is provided by the unit’s universal dual-channel signal conditioner, which can accept magnetic signals from 12 mV to 250 Vac as well as signals from proximity switches with a PNP or NPN output, TTL or CMOS logic, and contact closures. Jumper selections provide optimum operation for different sensor types and noise conditions. A built-in isolated 5, 10, or 24 Vdc excitation supply is standard to power proximity switches and other sensors. Options include dual relays for control or alarm, isolated 4-20 mA and 0-10V analog outputs, and a choice of communication interfaces to a host computer or PLC, the newest of which is Ethernet. The Modbus protocol is fully supported as is the simpler Custom ASCII protocol. Pricing is $270 for the base dual-channel counter L80000FR and $390 for model L80007FR with Ethernet I/O. For product specifications and options, visit www.laurels.com/ratio.htm. For more information, contact Harald Weiss, Director of Marketing, at 714-434-6131, email sales@laurels.com.

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    Costa Mesa, CA – Laurel Electronics, Inc. announces the ETL-rated L80007FR counter, which can apply add, subtract, divide and multiply arithmetic functions to two independently scalable pulse input channels A and B, and then make this information available over a local area network (LAN). For example, it can add two flows (A+B) for total flow, subtract two flows (A-B) for net flow, take the ratio of two rates (A/B) to control mixing, or compute draw (A/B-1) to display net elongation of material between rollers. Ethernet connectivity is provided by an Ethernet interface board which plugs into the host 1/8 DIN counter. A 10/100Base-T Ethernet interface is via an industry-standard RJ45 connector. Multiple meters and counters, each with its own Ethernet cable, can be connected to a local area network (LAN) or to the Internet via a router, or directly to a host computer via an Ethernet cable. LAN and Internet connectivity are supported in software so that the meter can be read and set up remotely. Node Manager Software shipped on a mini CD is used for discovery and setup of Laurel Nodes on a local area network. Web server software is also built into each Node and can be used to discover and configure Laurel Nodes over the Internet. In flow meter applications, ratio A/B can be used to control flows in continuous mixing processes. In such applications, the sensing element is normally a turbine flow meter, which outputs pulses at a frequency proportional to flow rate. The meter’s arithmetic capabilities can be applied to either rate or totalized rate (volume) to control batches to be mixed. The counter’s arithmetic capabilities can also be used for applications, such as synchronizing moving machinery. The counter can display speed by timing pulses from a proximity switch for either channel, display total length by integrating these pulses, and combine rates or totals for the two channels. To determine rate, the Laureate L80000FR determines frequency with quartz crystal accuracy, takes the inverse of the period between pulses, and then multiplies this frequency by a user-programmed scale factor. For rate measurements, the pulse rate can range from 0.05 Hz to 1 MHz. Square root extraction is standard. Flexibility is provided by the unit’s universal dual-channel signal conditioner, which can accept magnetic signals from 12 mV to 250 Vac as well as signals from proximity switches with a PNP or NPN output, TTL or CMOS logic, and contact closures. Jumper selections provide optimum operation for different sensor types and noise conditions. A built-in isolated 5, 10, or 24 Vdc excitation supply is standard to power proximity switches and other sensors. Options include dual relays for control or alarm, isolated 4-20 mA and 0-10V analog outputs, and a choice of communication interfaces to a host computer or PLC, the newest of which is Ethernet. The Modbus protocol is fully supported as is the simpler Custom ASCII protocol. Pricing is $270 for the base dual-channel counter L80000FR and $390 for model L80007FR with Ethernet I/O. For product specifications and options, visit www.laurels.com/ratio.htm. For more information, contact Harald Weiss, Director of Marketing, at 714-434-6131, email sales@laurels.com.

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    Ethernet Enabled Counter Transmits Ratios, Sums or Differences of Rates or Totals

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    Costa Mesa, CA – Laurel Electronics, Inc. announces the ETL-rated L80007FR counter, which can apply add, subtract, divide and multiply arithmetic functions to two independently scalable pulse input channels A and B, and then make this information available over a local area network (LAN). For example, it can add two flows (A+B) for total flow, subtract two flows (A-B) for net flow, take the ratio of two rates (A/B) to control mixing, or compute draw (A/B-1) to display net elongation of material between rollers. Ethernet connectivity is provided by an Ethernet interface board which plugs into the host 1/8 DIN counter. A 10/100Base-T Ethernet interface is via an industry-standard RJ45 connector. Multiple meters and counters, each with its own Ethernet cable, can be connected to a local area network (LAN) or to the Internet via a router, or directly to a host computer via an Ethernet cable. LAN and Internet connectivity are supported in software so that the meter can be read and set up remotely. Node Manager Software shipped on a mini CD is used for discovery and setup of Laurel Nodes on a local area network. Web server software is also built into each Node and can be used to discover and configure Laurel Nodes over the Internet. In flow meter applications, ratio A/B can be used to control flows in continuous mixing processes. In such applications, the sensing element is normally a turbine flow meter, which outputs pulses at a frequency proportional to flow rate. The meter’s arithmetic capabilities can be applied to either rate or totalized rate (volume) to control batches to be mixed. The counter’s arithmetic capabilities can also be used for applications, such as synchronizing moving machinery. The counter can display speed by timing pulses from a proximity switch for either channel, display total length by integrating these pulses, and combine rates or totals for the two channels. To determine rate, the Laureate L80000FR determines frequency with quartz crystal accuracy, takes the inverse of the period between pulses, and then multiplies this frequency by a user-programmed scale factor. For rate measurements, the pulse rate can range from 0.05 Hz to 1 MHz. Square root extraction is standard. Flexibility is provided by the unit’s universal dual-channel signal conditioner, which can accept magnetic signals from 12 mV to 250 Vac as well as signals from proximity switches with a PNP or NPN output, TTL or CMOS logic, and contact closures. Jumper selections provide optimum operation for different sensor types and noise conditions. A built-in isolated 5, 10, or 24 Vdc excitation supply is standard to power proximity switches and other sensors. Options include dual relays for control or alarm, isolated 4-20 mA and 0-10V analog outputs, and a choice of communication interfaces to a host computer or PLC, the newest of which is Ethernet. The Modbus protocol is fully supported as is the simpler Custom ASCII protocol. Pricing is $270 for the base dual-channel counter L80000FR and $390 for model L80007FR with Ethernet I/O. For product specifications and options, visit www.laurels.com/ratio.htm. For more information, contact Harald Weiss, Director of Marketing, at 714-434-6131, email sales@laurels.com.

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    LAUREL

    ELECTRONICS, INC.
    High-Performance Industrial Displays & ontrols
    3183-G Airway Avenue, Costa Mesa, CA !"!", #SA
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    PRE!! RELEA!E
    "or Immediate Release# April 14, 2014
    Laurel Electronics, Inc., Costa Mesa, CA
    Ethernet Ena$led ounter %ransmits Ratios& !ums or Differences of
    Rates or %otals
    Costa Mesa, CA Laurel Electronics, Inc. announces the ETL-rated L8000!" counter, #hich
    can appl$ add, su%tract, di&ide and 'ultipl$ arith'etic (unctions to t#o independentl$ scala%le
    pulse input channels A and ), and then 'a*e this in(or'ation a&aila%le o&er a local area net#or*
    +LA,-. !or e.a'ple, it can add t#o (lo#s +A/)- (or total (lo#, su%tract t#o (lo#s +A-)- (or net
    (lo#, ta*e the ratio o( t#o rates +A0)- to control 'i.in1, or co'pute dra# +A0)-1- to displa$ net
    elon1ation o( 'aterial %et#een rollers.
    Ethernet connecti&it$ is pro&ided %$ an Ethernet inter(ace %oard #hich plu1s into the host 108
    2I, counter. A 100100)ase-T Ethernet inter(ace is &ia an industr$-standard "344 connector.
    Multiple 'eters and counters, each #ith its o#n Ethernet ca%le, can %e connected to a local area
    net#or* +LA,- or to the Internet &ia a router, or directl$ to a host co'puter &ia an Ethernet
    ca%le.
    LA, and Internet connecti&it$ are supported in so(t#are so that the 'eter can %e read and set up
    re'otel$. ,ode Mana1er 5o(t#are shipped on a 'ini C2 is used (or disco&er$ and setup o(
    Laurel ,odes on a local area net#or*. 6e% ser&er so(t#are is also %uilt into each ,ode and can
    %e used to disco&er and con(i1ure Laurel ,odes o&er the Internet.
    In (lo# 'eter applications, ratio A0) can %e used to control (lo#s in continuous 'i.in1
    processes. In such applications, the sensin1 ele'ent is nor'all$ a tur%ine (lo# 'eter, #hich
    outputs pulses at a (re7uenc$ proportional to (lo# rate. The 'eter8s arith'etic capa%ilities can %e
    applied to either rate or totali9ed rate +&olu'e- to control %atches to %e 'i.ed.
    The counter8s arith'etic capa%ilities can also %e used (or applications, such as s$nchroni9in1
    'o&in1 'achiner$. The counter can displa$ speed %$ ti'in1 pulses (ro' a pro.i'it$ s#itch (or
    either channel, displa$ total len1th %$ inte1ratin1 these pulses, and co'%ine rates or totals (or the
    t#o channels.
    To deter'ine rate, the Laureate L80000!" deter'ines (re7uenc$ #ith 7uart9 cr$stal accurac$,
    ta*es the in&erse o( the period %et#een pulses, and then 'ultiplies this (re7uenc$ %$ a user-
    pro1ra''ed scale (actor. !or rate 'easure'ents, the pulse rate can ran1e (ro' 0.04 :9 to 1
    M:9. 57uare root e.traction is standard.
    !le.i%ilit$ is pro&ided %$ the unit8s uni&ersal dual-channel si1nal conditioner, #hich can accept
    'a1netic si1nals (ro' 12 '; to 240 ;ac as #ell as si1nals (ro' pro.i'it$ s#itches #ith a <,<
    or ,<, output, TTL or CM=5 lo1ic, and contact closures. 3u'per selections pro&ide opti'u'
    operation (or di((erent sensor t$pes and noise conditions. A %uilt-in isolated 4, 10, or 24 ;dc
    e.citation suppl$ is standard to po#er pro.i'it$ s#itches and other sensors.
    =ptions include dual rela$s (or control or alar', isolated 4-20 'A and 0-10; analo1 outputs,
    and a choice o( co''unication inter(aces to a host co'puter or <LC, the ne#est o( #hich is
    Ethernet. The Mod%us protocol is (ull$ supported as is the si'pler Custo' A5CII protocol.
    <ricin1 is >20 (or the %ase dual-channel counter L80000!" and >?@0 (or 'odel L8000!" #ith
    Ethernet I0=.
    !or product speci(ications and options, &isit ###.laurels.co'0ratio.ht'. !or 'ore in(or'ation,
    contact :arald 6eiss, 2irector o( Mar*etin1, at 14-4?4-A1?1, e'ail salesBlaurels.co'.
    !ounded in 1@@0, Laurel Electronics, Inc. is a leadin1 C.5. 'anu(acturer o( pro1ra''a%le
    industrial di1ital panel 'eters, counters, ti'ers, and 2I, rail trans'itters.

    ompany Information#
    'ame# Laurel Electronics, Inc.
    Address# ?18?-D Air#a$ A&e.
    ity# Costa Mesa
    !tate# CA
    (ip# @2A2A
    ountry# C5A
    Phone# 14-4?4-A1?1
    "a)# 14-4?4-?AA
    *e$# httpE00###.laurels.co'
    Email# salesBlaurels.co'
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