Model 10DISU Front Panel Keypad with Display

The Model 10DISU Display Option replaces the front bezel of an existing Model 10KU mainframe to give it both the 2-line LCD "billboard" display and the front-panel operator's keypad of a Model 10KU-KD.  Similarly, the Model 10DIS4T gives the Model 10K4TA the front-panel billboard/keypad of a Model 10K4T-KD.  In each case, the "billboard" is for display of command entries, system interrogation responses (including individual channels and bits), and standard system prompting messages.

Model 10DIS4T Front Panel Keypad with Display

The Model 10DISU Display Option replaces the front bezel of an existing Model 10KU mainframe to give it both the 2-line LCD "billboard" display and the front-panel operator's keypad of a Model 10KU-KD.  Similarly, the Model 10DIS4T gives the Model 10K4TA the front-panel billboard/keypad of a Model 10K4T-KD.  In each case, the "billboard" is for display of command entries, system interrogation responses (including individual channels and bits), and standard system prompting messages.

Model 10VFD-R Remote VFD Display

The Model 10VFD-R Remote Display Option can provide a Model 10KU, 10K1C, or 10K4TA with a formattable 8-line VACUUM FLUORESCENT (VFD) data display (140 x 35 mm) at a distance of up to 25 feet from the mainframe.  This option includes the Model 10P80A Extended Keyboard, which is required for the setup of multichannel video "pages."  The mainframe must be returned to the factory for 10VFD-R installation.

Model 10VFD-2 Front Panel VFD Display

The Model 10VFD-2 Front Panel VFD Display is to add the display capability to an exising 10K4TA system. The 10VFD-2 is a formattable 8-line VACUUM FLUORESCENT (VFD) data display (140 x 35 mm) at a distance of up to 25 feet from the mainframe.  This option includes the Model 10P80A Extended Keyboard, which is required for the setup of multichannel video "pages."  The mainframe must be returned to the factory for 10VFD-R installation.

Model 10VFD Front Panel VFD Display Option

The Model 10VFD Front Panel Display Option replaces the front bezel of an existing Model 10K1C mainframe to give it the local 8-line, 12-channel VFD display of a Model 10K2D, while the Model 10VFD-2 Front Panel Display Option does the same thing for an existing Model 10K4TA mainframe.  The 10VFD or 10VFD-2 includes the Model 10P80A Extended Keyboard, which is required for the setup of multichannel video "pages."  The mainframe must be returned to the factory for 10VFD or 10VFD-2 installation.

Model 10K4T-KD Mainframe with Keypad Display

Model 10K4T-DA Mainframe with VFD Display

Model 10K4TA Mainframe

The "10K4TA" is the middle-range System 10 "A-sized" mainframe, offering ten "A-card" slots.  It is intended for high-speed front-end data acquisition and logging applications where a moderate number of transducer inputs and analog/logic control signals are involved (up to 80 analog I/O, up to 160 logic I/O), but where auxiliary communications or digital data processing functions such as "history" recording are not required.  Like the "10KU" mainframes, the Models 10K4TA and 10K4T-KD allow optional DC-powered vehicle operation.

Model 10K2D Mainframe with VFD Display

Offering twenty "A-card" slots, the "10K1 / 10K2" is the largest of the System 10 "A-sized" mainframes.  It is intended for high-speed front-end data acquisition and logging applications where a fairly large number of transducer inputs and analog/logic control signals are involved (up to 160 analog I/O, up to 320 logic I/O), but where auxiliary communications or digital data processing functions such as "history" recording are not required.

Model 10K1C Mainframe

Offering twenty "A-card" slots, the "10K1 / 10K2" is the largest of the System 10 "A-sized" mainframes.  It is intended for high-speed front-end data acquisition and logging applications where a fairly large number of transducer inputs and analog/logic control signals are involved (up to 160 analog I/O, up to 320 logic I/O), but where auxiliary communications or digital data processing functions such as "history" recording are not required.