[Fwd: Re: RS232 IR Gas Analyser.]

[Steve Ravet]

apologies for the first email, if it makes it through.  I've got 
netscape 6.2 now, which has a completely different set of bugs that I 
have to get used to.

I've uploaded the manual in PDF to the incoming site, as 
IRidium_Product_Manual_0_61.pdf.  This looks like a neat product, it has 
sensors for the gasses mentioned below and a digital controller with an 
RS2332 interface.  You send commands to it, and receive data back, over 
the serial interface.  It looks like a PC and some software is all you'd 
need to talk to this, or a microcontroller in a box with an LCD 
interface if you wanted to carry it around.  What advice are you looking 
for in particular?

--steve


 > Daniel O'Connell wrote:
 >
 > > Hi Folks I hope this is within topic.
 > > I been doing some research on building a homemade CO/HC gas 
analyser and
 > > contacted some firms making sensors.I came across a firm in England
making a
 > > completely integrated 4 / 5 gas , analyser for about £500-($ 
750-00) .It
is
 > > infrared for HC, CO & CO2 and fuel cell for O2 and NOx.The price is
right
 > > and the extra hardware involved is minimal. BUT I need to write my own
 > > software to communicate with it !!
 > >  Question. I have the manufacturers parameter manual with all the
software
 > > specs but need some good advice .
 > > It is about 1.5MB and in PDF format .
 > > If anyone would care to have a look and give me their advice I will
forward
 > > it to them .
 > > Many Thanks
 > > Dan O'Connell
 > > Cork Ireland
-- 
Steve Ravet
steve.ravet at arm.com
ARM,Inc.
www.arm.com

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