Parker’s Electromechanical and Drives Division North America, Rohnert Park, CA, released the XT Parker’s Xpress™ Power Station operator interface with Xpress 4.1 runtime and development software. The solid-state device features 15G peak shock and 5-500 Hz vibration ratings, and a fanless, ventless design. The 1.83-GHz quadcore processor and 4GB DDR3L RAM support a graphical programming environment that enables remote viewing, controlling, and editing of the interface from a browser.
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