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Streampix 4 Allows Multi-Camera Acquisition

Alrad has announced that it is offering Streampix 4 digital video recording software, which can be used to view, control and acquire from multiple cameras simultaneously using just one interface. Streampix 4's user interface provides a complete management console for cameras, which can simplify the setup, control and acquisition from any number and type of cameras, both locally and remotely connected. Streampix 4 can support an infinite number of cameras. The number of cameras supported is limited by a condition where the combined data rate of the cameras exceeds the PCI bus bandwidth or processor capabilities of the computer. Features of Streampix 4 include: compatibility with Windows XP and Vista (32 and 64 bit); support for 100+ camera lines; works with any camera that has a WDM driver; record data from up to 16 cameras on a single computer; record directly to RAM for ultra-high-speed capture; and record to sequence file on disk (raw or compressed).

Controller Simplifies Multi-Axis Motion Setup

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Parker Hannifin has launched the Compax3F electrohydraulic controller, designed to help engineers increase productivity and machine performance. The control features optimised force/pressure control, controller pre-setting for closed-loop position control, an updated valve library with the latest Parker valves, and a multi-axis tool supported by a comprehensive database of multi-axis applications. Compax3F is particularly suitable for applications such as die casting, metal forming, blow moulding and tube bending. Up to 31 motion profiles can be selected including absolute/relative position, force/pressure control, positioning or electronic gearing, with the controller providing synchronous running for up to two hydraulic axes, including replacement for NC 100 axis in new projects. With absolute/relative positioning, for example, a motion set defines a complete group of motions by target position, travel speed, maximum acceleration, maximum deceleration and maximum jerk. In the case o...