PROGRAMMABLE MESSAGE DISPLAY

Add an LCD display to your application to give it a high-tech look! Replace up to 9 indicators or lamps with a single backlit LCD display.

SKU 8220-K8045EAN 5410329080457Item type: Kit

Description

Features

  • Adds an LCD display to any simple application, giving it a high-tech appearance
  • Replaces up to 9 indicators or lamps with a single backlit LCD display
  • Messages can be recalled simply by pressing a button
  • Inputs accept dry contacts, open collectors, and logic levels
  • No programming skills required
  • Stores up to 9 messages of maximum 16 characters in non-volatile EEPROM memory
  • 4 operating modes:
    • 1) Displays the status of all inputs simultaneously
    • 2) Displays all active inputs
    • 3) Displays active inputs with highest priority
    • 4) Displays text messages in “tickertape” mode
  • A default message can be displayed when no input signal is active
  • Messages can be transferred to the K8045 from any PC or terminal
  • Free message transfer software for the K8045 is available at www.velleman.be
  • Wireless data transfer between PC or terminal and K8045 is possible with the optional RX/TX433 module
  • 1 button on the board is available for an application of your choice

Technical details

Wireless RF connection RX433 kit + TX433N kit (see manual)
HQ supertwist display code LCD1601ASL
Optional enclosure code B8045
Number of inputs 8 (24V max)
Display backlit supertwist LCD with 16 characters and 1 line
Communications RS232 serial port at 2400 baud/N/8/1 without flow control
Power supply 9 to 12V DC/150mA adapter or 2x9V AC/150mA transformers
Dimensions 124 x 73 x 30 mm (4.9" x 2.9" x 1.2")

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