The Model 83 Timer is available in single or dual preset models. The 83 Timer features a 7 segment, 2 lines by 6-digit backlit LCD display.

The main display line is red and shows the timer value. The smaller secondary display line is green and can be used to view the preset values or output time values.

A family of LCD Indicators/Controllers with eight 7-segment digits that are 0.35'' [9mm] in height. The standard display is an LCD backlit display, providing red characters on a dark background. The Model 88 is capable of receiving counts and/or analog inputs, processing those inputs in a variety of different selectable ways, and then providing outputs in several formats.

Units with Serial Communications functions are available. Base units, i.e.; #8800-0000, or similar units can be programmed for Elapsed Time, Rate, Preset Count/Time, Count Add/Add, Count Add/Subtract, or Count Quadrature. The two independent control outputs are open-collector (NPN), outputs that can be controlled by either count inputs, time, the analog input, or combinations of the analog input/time and count inputs. All information is saved in an internal EEPROM memory so no battery is required.

Designed for use in a wide variety of production, batching and packaging applications, these 4 or 6 figure electromechanical predetermining counters activate a SPDT switch at the preset count.

Convenient preset controls and built-in manual reset with guard are standard. A surge absorbing circuit protects against damage due to voltage spikes. Heavy duty bail mount secures counter in place.

A 3 figure panel mount, predetermining counter, that subtracts one count for each pulse from the preset number down to 000, at which time the SPDT switch activates.

Switch remains closed until a new number is preset into the counter. Features simple bi-directional thumb-wheel-presets for each figure.

Designed for those applications where a different preset number is desired for each operating sequence. Recommended for process control, textile, and packing industries.