Color sensor evaluation board has new software

The MTCS-ME1 color sensor is now available with modEVA-software, an expanded software package that combines optimized communication via USB, firmware extension to cover RS-232 interface, and activation of measurements via keys on the board. The MTCS-ME1 delivery package includes a digital base board with USB interface, a range of different application-specific sensor boards such as plug-in modules with light sources, sensors, and amplifiers, and PC software for sensor calibration.

Jan 13th, 2006

The MTCS-ME1 color sensor is now available with modEVA-software, an expanded software package that combines optimized communication via USB, firmware extension to cover RS-232 interface, and activation of measurements via keys on the board. The MTCS-ME1 delivery package includes a digital base board with USB interface, a range of different application-specific sensor boards such as plug-in modules with light sources, sensors, and amplifiers, and PC software for sensor calibration. There is also an application programming interface (DLL) with test software to integrate the sensors into applications.
MAZeT GmbH
Jena, Germany
www.MAZeT.de

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