PDA reads and writes to TEDS smart transducers.
Press Release Summary:
Model 400A75 TEDS PDA includes Palm m105 with 8MB of RAM, communication hardware that plugs into HotSync(R) port, cable, and installed software to read and write to PCB IEEE P1451.4 compliant TEDS sensors. TEDS are self-identifying transducers with fields that fully describe type, operation, and attributes of transducer. PDA reads full content of TEDS memory and displays it on Palm's LCD display.Original Press Release:
TEDS PDA
January 15, 2002, Depew, NY - Read and write to TEDS smart transducers using a Palm(TM) ml05 Personal Digital Assistant (PDA). The PCB Model 400A75 TEDS PDA includes a Palm mlO5 with 8MB of RAM, special communication hardware that plugs into the HotSync(R) (serial) port, cable, and installed software to read and write to PCB IEEE P1451.4 compliant TEDS sensors.
The PDA has full functionality as a standard unit plus compatibility with TEDS (Transducer Electronic Data Sheet) sensors. The unit reads the full content of the TEDS memory and displays it on the Palm's LCD display. It also provides write capability to the user accessible fields in the TEDS.
TEDS are mixed mode (analog / digital) sensors that conform to the IEEE P1451.4 standard. TEDS, are self-identifying transducers that contain fields that fully describe the type, operation, and attributes of the transducer. The TEDS PDA is back by PCB's Total Customer Satisfaction guarantee.
