• Measures thermocouples, volts, and RTDs at up to 960 channels/s
• Accepts optional scanning modules for measuring thermocouples, RTDs, or DC volts
• Expandable up to 992 channels

MultiScan/1200

• Measures isolated temperature, DC volts, AC volts, and waveforms in one compact instrument
• Scans thermocouples and DC volts at up to 147 channels/s
• Single-channel burst mode for digitizing waveforms at rates up to 20 kHz
• Two scanning modules available for measuring 24 channels of thermocouples/volts or high voltage, respectively
• Expandable up to 744 channels

Common Features

• IEEE 488 and RS-232/422 standard interfaces
• RS-232 to USB interface available
• 32 TTL digital alarm outputs and 8 TTL-compatible digital inputs
• Custom thermocouple types for user-defined linearization tables
• Two programmable scan rates for:
  • pre- and post-trigger sampling
  • accelerated sampling on-event detection
• 128 Kreadings of memory, expandable up to 4 Mreadings
• Built-in real-time clock:
  • synchronizes acquisition to time of day
  • provides time and date stamping for trend monitoring

• ChartView, an Out-of-the-Box data logging application for effortless setup, acquisition, and real-time display
• PostView included free with Out-of-the-Box application software
• ScanCal calibration software

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