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Control System Basics – NPN vs. PNP Logic

Feb 22nd 2017

In the third installment of this five-part series, Jon Titus explores the basic elements of a control system. In the first two installments, Jon covered relays and s … View More

Control System Basics – Sink vs. Source Control

Feb 22nd 2017

In the second installment of this five-part series, Jon Titus explores the basic elements of a control system. Click the following link if you missed the first insta … View More

Control System Basics – Relays Explained

Feb 22nd 2017

In the first installment of this five-part series, Jon Titus explores the basic elements of a control system. Check back next month for the 2nd installment.Q: I just … View More

Four Pillars for Successful IIoT Implementation

Posted by Katherine Elrod on Feb 17th 2017

The Internet of Things (IoT) has huge implications for manufacturing and industry. Being able to monitor and remotely control every part of a factory or other indust … View More

The Race for a Universal IoT Security Standard

Posted by Ben O'Hanlan on Feb 2nd 2017

On October 21, 2016, the DNS provider Dyn experienced the biggest distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack in history. Although it was short lived, it caused an o … View More

Mod+ Connect 2.0 iOS App Features Enhanced Functionality and Device Integration

Feb 1st 2017

Mod+ Connect 2.0, a diagnostic and test utility, is now available on the Apple® iTunes® App Store®. The new version is a universal app that now runs on i … View More

Can Sealevel synchronous serial expansion boards and Relio R2 Sync Server communicate using SDLC or HDLC-derived protocols?

Jan 20th 2017

Sealevel synchronous serial expansion boards and the Relio R2 sync server have an SDLC mode that implements many low-level behaviors of SDLC such as frame open … View More

What could cause an error from my first SeaMAX I/O function call?

Jan 20th 2017

An error can occur in the first SeaMAX I/O function call if a SeaMAX function call that is necessary to set up the communication with the I/O device is either mis … View More

How do I interpret error return values from SeaMAX functions when debugging my SeaMAX program?

Jan 20th 2017

The SeaMAX API Documentation is the go-to source for understanding the error return values of a SeaMAX function. The SeaMAX documentation for each function provides i … View More

Military Concerns Regarding the Internet of Things

Posted by Ben O'Hanlan on Nov 2nd 2016

The U.S. military has long been at the forefront of innovation, and their research efforts have led to many consumer goods that we now take for granted, such as mi … View More

Can I use a PCI or PCIe serial port as a replacement for COM1?

Nov 1st 2016

Using Sealevel’s COM Port Manager utility provided with our SeaCOM software suite, a PCI or PCIe serial port can be named “COM1.” After that … View More

Can I use Sealevel synchronous serial adapters with Linux?

Nov 1st 2016

Sealevel SeaMAC software is used to enable Linux support for products which feature the Zilog® Z85230 Enhanced Serial Communications Controller (ESCC). Our Route … View More

Datasheet: Relio R1 Compact, Industrial DIN Rail Computer

Oct 28th 2016

The Relio R1 Compact, Solid-State, Wide-Temperature, Industrial DIN Rail Computer datasheet in PDF format. Downloads: Sealevel-Relio-R1-SL9274-K22 Size … View More

Sealevel’s Relio R1: Our Toughest Industrial Computer Yet

Oct 27th 2016

Designed to exceed shock and vibration standards for military, heavy equipment and automation applications, the Relio R1 industrial computer boasts an imp … View More

Sealevel Quality: Meeting and Exceeding Rigorous Requirements

Oct 27th 2016

Rapid thermal cycling and vibration testing allow Sealevel to accelerate defects and put a corrective action in place before final product ships to the custo … View More

Sealevel Support: Service Before, During and After Your Purchase

Oct 27th 2016

Sealevel’s application engineers would love to talk with you! Our support team members assist with your product selection and answer any hardware or software … View More

Sealevel Facility: 45,000 Square Feet of State of the Art Manufacturing

Oct 27th 2016

Located in Liberty, South Carolina, Sealevel’s 45,000 square-foot facility houses the design, sales, support and manufacturing teams. … View More

FPGAs at Sealevel: Field Programmable Gate Arrays

Oct 27th 2016

At Sealevel, we used Field Programmable Gate Arrays (or Gatorades, as our engineers affectionately call them) in our standard and custom products – rangin … View More

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Control System Basics – NPN vs. PNP Logic

Control System Basics – Sink vs. Source Control

Control System Basics – Relays Explained

Four Pillars for Successful IIoT Implementation

The Race for a Universal IoT Security Standard

Mod+ Connect 2.0 iOS App Features Enhanced Functionality and Device Integration

Can Sealevel synchronous serial expansion boards and Relio R2 Sync Server communicate using SDLC or HDLC-derived protocols?

What could cause an error from my first SeaMAX I/O function call?

How do I interpret error return values from SeaMAX functions when debugging my SeaMAX program?

Military Concerns Regarding the Internet of Things

Can I use a PCI or PCIe serial port as a replacement for COM1?

Can I use Sealevel synchronous serial adapters with Linux?

Datasheet: Relio R1 Compact, Industrial DIN Rail Computer

Sealevel’s Relio R1: Our Toughest Industrial Computer Yet

Sealevel Quality: Meeting and Exceeding Rigorous Requirements

Sealevel Support: Service Before, During and After Your Purchase

Sealevel Facility: 45,000 Square Feet of State of the Art Manufacturing

FPGAs at Sealevel: Field Programmable Gate Arrays

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