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Detection - MeasurementPosition, Speed and Acceleration MeasurementsInductive proximity sensorweber Sensors GmbHCompanyProductsCatalogsNews & TrendsExhibitionsInductive proximity switch proxi-captor 2400.xx / 2500.xx rectangularwith switching functionPNPAdd to favoritesCompare this productGo to the weber Sensors GmbH website for more information CharacteristicsTechnologyinductiveShaperectangularOutput signalwith switching function, PNP, NPNSupply voltage24 Vdc, ACMountingsurface-mountMaterialsteelProtection levelrugged, maintenance-free, IP65, for harsh environments, robustApplicationsfor conveyorOther characteristicsnon-contact, compactDescriptionThe analogue proxi-captor 2400.xx / 2500.xx is an inductive proximity switch in a remote system, which can be combined with a separate coil of the type 28xx for different applications to the customer specifications.It is recommended for use in harsh environmental conditions as found in heavy industry and especially in the steel industry. The self-adjusting property of this system assures constant oscillation under all working conditions, thus the units adjust themselves to their environment automatically whilst keeping their operating condition constant with changing temperatures. For applications which require an adjustable switching range, the proxi-captor type 2400.xx has been constructed to allow adjustment by means of a potentiometer.• remote inductive proximity switch • self-adjusting or manually adjustable • robust due to full casting resin encapsulation • no moving parts • rugged aluminium housing • ISO 9001:2015 proximity switch for contactless switching tasks in heavy industry for ambient temperatures up to 200 °Cremote systemfor ambient temperatures from -20 °C to +65 °C (separate coil up to max. 200 °C)switching distances according to the shape and size of the coilself-adjusting or adjustablehousing made of aluminium (full encapsulation)customized productionCatalogsGo to the weber Sensors GmbH website for more information Related SearchesProximity switchCylindrical proximity switchInductive proximity switchDistance sensorDC proximity switchPlastic proximity switchRectangular proximity switchPNP proximity switchAnalog distance sensor24 Vdc proximity switchCylindrical distance sensorProximity switch with switching functionNon-contact proximity switchPrecision distance sensorCompact distance sensorRobust distance sensorNon-contact distance sensorAC proximity switchIP65 proximity switchAutomation distance sensor

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From the database $number_of_results = $DBI::rows; # ---------- Display Query Data ----------- if (($number_of_results > 0) and ($global_database_error == 0)) { my $display_record_url_full = $display_record_url . '?' . $primary_key_column . '='; my $plural_error_text = 's'; $plural_error_text = '' if $number_of_results == 1; my $results_count = 1; $endpage_record = $number_of_results if $endpage_record > $number_of_results; print "Result$plural_error_text $crecord - $endpage_record of $number_of_results"; print ''; # start table HTML command print "$item_display_as $category_display_as $model_display_as $serial_number_display_as $information_display_as $date_purchased_display_as $depreciation_display_as $assigned_display_display_as $depreciation_life_display_as $remaining_life_display_as $cost_display_as $book_value_display_as "; while ($ref_rowdata = $db_sth->fetchrow_arrayref()) { if ( ($results_count >= $crecord) and ($results_count { # HTML escape all output data for correct display in browser $ref_rowdata->[0] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[0]); $ref_rowdata->[1] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[1]); $ref_rowdata->[2] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[2]); $ref_rowdata->[3] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[3]); $ref_rowdata->[4] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[4]); $ref_rowdata->[5] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[5]); $ref_rowdata->[6] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[6]); $ref_rowdata->[7] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[7]); $ref_rowdata->[8] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[8]); $ref_rowdata->[9] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[9]); $ref_rowdata->[10] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[10]); $ref_rowdata->[11] = CGI::escapeHTML($ref_rowdata->[11]); $url_encoded_primary_key_data = $ref_rowdata->[0]; print ''; print " $ref_rowdata->[0] $ref_rowdata->[1] $ref_rowdata->[2] $ref_rowdata->[3] $ref_rowdata->[4] $ref_rowdata->[5] $ref_rowdata->[6] $ref_rowdata->[7] $ref_rowdata->[8] $ref_rowdata->[9] $ref_rowdata->[10] $ref_rowdata->[11]"; print ''; $results_count++; } else { # skip past data which should not be displayed - but increment counter $results_count++; } } print ''; # end table HTML command Delete('crecord'); # delete any existing parameter info for crecord in order to construct URL my $previous_crecord = $crecord - $results_per_page; $previous_crecord = 1 if $previous_crecord param(-name=>'crecord',-value=>"$previous_crecord"); # create and populate a new crecord with info for Previous link my $prev_url = self_url(); Delete('crecord'); # delete any existing parameter info for crecord in order to construct URL my $next_crecord = $crecord +

What does TinyWeb doHandles http-requests!Path to home directory is taken from command line as a first parameter. The second parameter is bind-port and the third is bind-address, both are optional, don't use them if unsure.The default directory root file name is index.html. If index.html file is not found in a directory, TinyWEB then looks for index.htm. If none of these two files are found, a file with name index and extension from PATHEXT environment variable is executed as a CGI from cgi-bin directory. If you have no such files in cgi-bin, make sure that index.html or index.htm exist in the directory first command line paramenter points to. Please refer to error_log in case of any troubles. The only GET, HEAD and POST commands are handled.Executes CGI applications!The following environment variables are passed to application: PATH_INFO PATH_TRANSLATED REMOTE_HOST REMOTE_ADDR GATEWAY_INTERFACE SCRIPT_NAME REQUEST_METHOD HTTP_ACCEPT HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE HTTP_FROM HTTP_HOST HTTP_REFERER HTTP_USER_AGENT QUERY_STRING SERVER_SOFTWARE SERVER_NAME SERVER_PROTOCOL SERVER_PORT CONTENT_TYPE CONTENT_LENGTH USER_NAME USER_PASSWORD AUTH_TYPE To learn more about CGI, please search for "Common Gatewey Interface".CGI interface was tested with ActivePerl for NT, which is available at application are being executed from /cgi-bin/ directory only. All files requested from /cgi-bin/ directory will be treated as CGI and executed, so don't put non-CGI files into /cgi-bin/ directory.TinyWeb handles "Location" and "Status" CGI script output directives. "Location" may only contain an URL, local file redirections are not supported.The samples to test CGI are provided in cgitest.zip package within TinyWeb archive.Note that TinyWeb extracts content-types, associated to file extensions, and script interpreters (e.g. Perl) from Windows Registry, so make sure that .html, .htm, .pl are registered file types. It means that I recommend to use .pl as an extension for CGI-scripts written in Perl.The information is being taken from registry (to TinyWeb's cache) on TinyWeb's startup, so if you made some content-type or file-assotiation-related changes of registry, you must reload TinyWeb in order to take effect.Keeps logs!TinyWeb keeps Apache-compatible The Common Logfile Format log files: access_log, agent_log, referer_log and error_log, which can be analyzed by any compatible log analyzer.Logs are kept in a derectory from that TinyWeb was started. Make sure that "Start In" directory of TinyWeb properties is set properly.Please note that TinyWeb doesn't support W3C's Extended Log File Format.Allows using CGI instead of index.htmlAs mentioned below, if an URI with empty name part specified (only path part is specified) and no index.html or index.htm found on this

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A variety of vehicles. For example, the CGI-610 GNSS/INS sensor addresses these challenges through several innovative approaches: Centimeter-Level Accuracy: The CGI-610 delivers centimeter-level positioning accuracy, ensuring precise vehicle localization for safe autonomous operation. Robust Positioning: By leveraging multiple GNSS constellations, the CGI-610 provides robust positioning even in challenging urban environments. Advanced Algorithms: These enable quick initialization and re-convergence, minimizing downtime and enhancing reliability. Durability: The CGI-610 is built to perform in diverse conditions, from extreme temperatures to high-vibration environments.CHCNAV CGI-610 GNSS+INS SensorProving Excellence: Field Testing the CGI-610 in Real-World ScenariosTo validate the performance of the CGI-610, CHCNAV conducted field tests in complex urban environments in Japan. These tests evaluated the system's accuracy and usability under real-world conditions, including challenging scenarios such as urban environments, elevated roads, highways, and tunnels.Test vehicleThe CGI-610 was mounted in a light truck and connected to an external antenna and GNSS RTK correction network. The test results showed remarkable performance: Urban Central Business District Road Scenarios: The CGI-610 maintained positioning accuracy with an RMS value within 0.7m and heading accuracy around 0.1°. Open Urban Road Scenarios: Positioning accuracy improved to within 0.1m RMS, with heading accuracy remaining around 0.1°. Tall Buildings Central Business District Complex Scenarios: The CGI-610 maintained positioning accuracy within 0.5-1m RMS and heading accuracy around 0.1°. Tunnels: Positioning errors increased proportionally to tunnel length but remained within 1.5‰ at maximum. Overall RMS values in tunnels were maintained within 0.5m, with heading accuracy around 0.1°.Pushing the Boundaries: The Future of GNSS+INS Technology in Autonomous DrivingThe development of autonomous driving technology faces significant technical challenges. One of the most pressing is ensuring the reliability of real-time environmental sensing systems. These sensors must accurately detect and interpret data from diverse and complex driving conditions, including weather variations and urban environments, placing high demands on component manufacturers