Connection of peripheral devices to ALMEMO®
When peripheral devices are integrated into modern data networks, users quickly reach their limits, as such devices often do not have a digital output.
A quick and simple solution
The ALMEMO® D6 and D7 digital technology offers the possibility to combine peripheral devices with analogue or digital interfaces, or other communication protocols, in the ALMEMO® connector system. All data is centrally collected. After connecting peripheral devices to an ALMEMO® D7 or D6 connector, all data and sensor parameters are automatically recognized and immediately visualized by simply plugging the ALMEMO® connector into the measuring device.
From single device to measuring system
The measuring instruments, which have been difficult to implement up to now, are now highly flexible and special everyday measuring aids that can be connected to any ALMEMO® measuring instrument. No reprogramming, parameter change or software adjustment is necessary. Examples of peripheral devices connected to ALMEMO®:
- Scales
- Particle counter
- Length measuring systems
- Centrifuges
- numerous sensors and much more.
Simplify your process by connecting your devices or sensors to ALMEMO® and digitize according to your company's internal standards. This brings you closer to Industry 4.0 without great financial effort.
Save costs and time during calibration
With ALMEMO® D7 and D6 digital technology a DAkkS accredited calibration is significantly simplified. The fully digital sensors are regarded as a complete measuring chain and do not have to be calibrated together with the measuring device or measuring system. Process reliability is increased and maintenance efforts are reduced. Measuring instruments and sensors that should be replaced become state-of-the-art measuring systems that can be easily integrated into digital networks.
The full digitalisation of sensor technology according to Industry 4.0 is consistently implemented within the company. Nevertheless, there are still numerous applications for which the often less expensive analogue sensors are sufficient.