Discover the latest news and products for PC-based data acquisition and control. http://www.microlink.co.uk/ New article on controlling digital equipment is now available. http://www.windmill.co.uk/monitor71.html#control More topics now in the data acquisition and control subject index. http://www.windmill.co.uk/subjects.html More than 25000 people are now receiving Monitor (ISSN 1472-0221), the free newsletter for PC-based measurement and control. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/7/prweb141146.php More than 25,000 individuals are now receiving Monitor, the free e-mail newsletter for PC-based data acquisition and control published by Manchester-based Windmill Software Ltd. Engineers and anyone else interested in reading Monitor can subscribe for free at http://www.windmill.co.uk/newsletter.html http://www.industria.co.nz/ How do you communicate with your data acquisition system? See and control what's happening? Read this technical article for all the tips. http://www.cimtalk.com/news/wnd/wnd101.html Over 25000 people are now receiving Monitor, the free newsletter for PC-based data acquisition and control. http://www.cimtalk.com/news/wnd/wnd102.html Over 25000 people are now receiving Monitor (ISSN 1472-0221), the free newsletter for PC-based data collection. http://www.gisuser.com/content/view/2371/ Big Ben Instrumenten has changed its name to Eurias and its web site address to http://www.eurias.nl/ http://www.eurias.nl Windmill launched Monitor in August 1998 and mailed it to just 42 people. Very soon after they started offering their data acquisition software suite free to everyone signing up. At that time it cost non-subscribers Euro 500,00 to purchase the software - so not surprisingly a great many people took advantage and tried the software for free. In fact, around 70% of subscribers still download the software and they've given away over 17000 copies of Windmill! Dedicated to PC-based data acquisition and control, Monitor is sent by e-mail every month. http://read-out.net/ Windmill v6 modular data acquisition and control software suite collects data from sensors and equipment such as thermocouples, pressure transducers, flow meters, USB and Modbus devices. It runs under Windows 98 and later, and all programs are ready-to-run with no programming required. Software provides 4 choices of how to trigger data logging: when equipment sends new data, when readings cross alarm threshold, on pressing space bar on keyboard, or upon pressing software Start button. http://www.industrialnewsroom.com/fullstory/452207 Graphics, views, backgrounds and styles associated with data acquisition software can be controlled through the use of packages that allow the design and implementation of user interfaces. http://www.qa-talk.com/news/win/win101.html New system accurately counts people entering and leaving retail outlets, galleries, nightclubs, banks, shopping centres, and so on. A CCTV camera tracks visitors which a compact Video Turnstile unit then detects, counts and logs. Counts are regularly downloaded to a PC running Windows software. http://www.microlink.co.uk/752.html how do you communicate with your plant instrumentation? How do you see and control what's happening. Windmill lets you design your user interface http://www.processingtalk.com/news/win/win101.html Windmill software is a pleasure to use for data logging, charting, output control, alarm monitoring, creating user interfaces and so on. It also lets you feed data directly into Excel and other Windows applications. Windmill 6 is now available. http://www.microlink.co.uk/752.html Windmill Software Technical Director Graham Collins offers guidance on designing the look and feel of a data acquisition and control system. http://www.engineeringtalk.com/news/win/win103.html The new Microlink 752 unit plugs into the computer's USB port and monitors resistance, RTDs, Pt100 probes and voltage signals. The units also offer digital input and output, counting, and voltage or current output control. You can connect 8 USB units to 1 PC and Windmill measurement and control software for Windows is included. http://www.microlink.co.uk/752.html Monitor temperature, strain, voltage or current signals with Biodata's Microlink 770 unit. Supplied with Windmill and Streamer software for Windows, it captures data at up to 100 kHz and has many triggering options. The Microlink is quick to install and easy to use, and is ideal for portable applications such as collecting data from moving vehicles. Other applications include crash testing, product testing and dynamic strain measurement. http://www.microlink.co.uk/770.html