Description

The Graphic Display unit (GDU) is used to run
experiments without a PC. The GDU displays the
sensor’s measurements in digital and graphical
forms. It can also be used to program the
sensor’s experiment setup as well as viewing the
input from up to five sensors at a time.
This unit has a user-friendly design with a color
graphic display and touch screen.
The Graphic Display unit is used when a PC is not
available for each group. It can work with up to 5
sensors in parallel.
Some of the module’s features are:
Automatic recognition of sensors.
Uses preset experiment parameters for easy
initiation. Communicates with all the sensors or
one at a time. Controls each sensor’s range and
measurement units.
Internal charging circuit is incorporated.
Mode to view sensor values in real time – up to
five at a time.
Automatic Power-Off for longer battery life.
Sensors are connected to the GDU via its USB
(A) socket. Remote connection is also possible
by lugging an RF Communication module into
it and another into the sensor or sensor chain.
This enables both setting up and analyzing the
collected data.
The GDU can be connected to a chain of sensors
ending with the battery module connected to
the last sensor of the chain.
When the GDU receives power, it starts scanning
and identifies the connected sensors. The
located sensors are displayed on the left side of
the screen.