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Measurement PoE Module |
Analytical
Measurement CAN Module |
LonWorks
Drive System Interface |
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Wireless
Control Program |
Custom
Profibus Gateway |
Valve
Controller Network Interface |
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Analytical
Measurement PoE Module |
Robot
Control Module |
Robot
Interface Module |
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Stamping
Press Controller |
Dairy
System I/O Module |
Lonworks
Gateway Box |
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 TYPICAL DEVELOPMENT PROCESS |
| Ten Common Questions About the “Get It Done For You” Program: 1. How does the program work? We design software, daughter cards, printed circuit boards or complete systems to your specifications. For systems that require hardware we work on either a turn or OEM basis. For turn key work, we provide the complete design to you. For OEM work, we provide you with modules on an ongoing basis. 2. What can you do? We build what you need to your requirements and deliver the quantity you need when you need them. Typically, our projects are predominantly networking related but that is not always the case. We’ve built non-networked modules like Feed Controllers and PLC Modules. 3. What technology can you use? Will you use my favorite processor? We are a Freescale DAP (Design Assistance Partner) so we typically use a Freescale processor but are not limited to Freescale. We’ve done projects with Microchip, Atmel, Phillips and other processors. 4. How Long Does It Take? A minimum of three to four weeks but the actual time is dependent on the complexity of the project. 5. How Much Will It Cost? We’ve done printed circuit boards for as little as $45 a unit and as much as $1500.00 a board. 6. Do I get prototypes? Absolutely! The timeline for every project contains a deliverable of 3-10 prototypes that you must approve before your production order begins. 7. Are your products certified? You decide what certification you want. We’ve done CE, UL, CSA and all the specific network certifications like ODVA EtherNet/IP, ODVA DeviceNet, PTO Profinet IO and ASi certification. 8. What is the typical quantity needed to get started? Unless the project is for a device that is nearly identical to a previous project we generally a first order run of 100 or 200 units. 9. What do I need to do to get started? Contact John Rinaldi on 414-453-5100 to discuss your specific application requirements or click on the Get More Info Box at the bottom of this page. |
| Real Time Automation, Inc. 2825 N. Mayfair Rd. Suite 11 Wauwatosa WI 53222 © Real Time Auomation. All Rights Reserved. |
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