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What is a Quadrature Counter and how is it used?

Jun 11th 2010

A Quadrature counter, also known as a Quadrature decoder, shaft decoder, or rotary decoder, is a type of digital input that uses a two-bit Gray code input to increa … View More

Are sample applications provided with the SeaMAX driver?

Jun 11th 2010

The SeaMAX Software package automatically installs several application samples with source code in the Example Projects subfolder.To access the samples from the Start … View More

How do I compile SeaMAX example applications?

Jun 11th 2010

For guidance covering the initial steps of compiling and running individual example projects using Microsoft Visual Studio, please refer to the SeaMAX API Documentati … View More

Interoperability Defined

Posted by Marc Foster on Jun 11th 2010

Interoperable communication systems can allow federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies with different radio communications hardware to interact seamlessly … View More

Intelligent Gardening with the SeaDAC Lite

Posted by Todd Gustafson on Jun 7th 2010

We all want some of the tasks we do every day to complete themselves. Thermostats have replaced fireplaces and fans; lights turn on in the presence of people; and ev … View More

A Day in the Life of a Sealevel Engineer

Posted by Greg Harrison on Jun 4th 2010

For me, one of the draws of engineering at Sealevel is personal involvement in the full product design cycle. Throughout my engineering career I have enjoyed working … View More

At Home with the Relio R1000

Posted by Jeff Baldwin on Jun 3rd 2010

While the R1000 is a great low power embedded computer for industrial control, monitoring and kiosk-type applications, it can also find a good niche at home. The sys … View More

Quality Customer Service

Posted by Channing Maddox on Jun 2nd 2010

Have you ever stood in line at a retail store waiting to return or exchange an item and thought to yourself, “Wow, I am absolutely thrilled to be here right no … View More

Around the World

Posted by Brandon Maddox on Jun 1st 2010

In the ten years I have worked at Sealevel, I have enjoyed watching the company grow and evolve into what it is today. During my first year at Sealevel, I tested cir … View More

Sealevel’s Shipping Among the Best According to Customers

Posted by Patrick Jackson on May 26th 2010

I’ve worked in shipping for 5 years, and our goal has remained the same: to make sure our customers receive their products as quickly as possible and in the be … View More

QuickStart: SBC-R9 Quick Start Guide

May 13th 2010

This Quick Start Guide is excerpted from the SBC-R9 hardware manual. For a complete overview of the hardware, including technical descriptions, connector diagr … View More

It’s All About Intelligence

Posted by James Priest on May 12th 2010

Einstein had it in buckets. Isaac Newton was no dummy, nor are modern examples like Steven Hawking, Bill Gates, and Steve Jobs. People who are smart often do well … View More

Does WinSSD support BERT patterns other than the 511-bit ITU standard sequence?

May 1st 2010

WinSSD currently only provides support for the 511-bit pattern defined in ITU document O.153 paragraph 2.1. This test pattern is common to many BERT applicat … View More

How do I change the COM port assignment for my asynchronous serial adapter?

May 1st 2010

Sealevel recommends using the installed COM numbers if at all possible to avoid system conflicts. If you previously installed a USB or PCMCIA serial interface, it … View More

How to change asynchronous serial COM Port assignments in Sealevel’s Port Manager or Advanced Ports Utilities

May 1st 2010

Sealevel recommends using the installed COM numbers if at all possible to avoid system conflicts. If you previously installed a USB or PCMCIA serial interface, it … View More

How to change asynchronous serial COM port assignments in Windows Device Manager

May 1st 2010

Sealevel recommends using the installed COM numbers if at all possible to avoid system conflicts. If you previously installed a USB or PCMCIA serial interface, it … View More

How can I integrate a Sealevel SeaI/O or SeaDAC device with a third party application or PLC?

May 1st 2010

Sealevel SeaI/O and SeaDAC devices are fully compatible with other Modbus compliant devices, PLCs and applications. Many third-party software applications and P … View More

Harold “Hal” Farley and the F-117

Posted by Bryan Buchanan on Apr 28th 2010

Just a month ago, I supported a customer who needed some assistance troubleshooting his marine navigation application on his boat.He was a retired gentleman who was … View More

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What is a Quadrature Counter and how is it used?

Are sample applications provided with the SeaMAX driver?

How do I compile SeaMAX example applications?

Interoperability Defined

Intelligent Gardening with the SeaDAC Lite

A Day in the Life of a Sealevel Engineer

At Home with the Relio R1000

Quality Customer Service

Around the World

Sealevel’s Shipping Among the Best According to Customers

QuickStart: SBC-R9 Quick Start Guide

It’s All About Intelligence

Does WinSSD support BERT patterns other than the 511-bit ITU standard sequence?

How do I change the COM port assignment for my asynchronous serial adapter?

How to change asynchronous serial COM Port assignments in Sealevel’s Port Manager or Advanced Ports Utilities

How to change asynchronous serial COM port assignments in Windows Device Manager

How can I integrate a Sealevel SeaI/O or SeaDAC device with a third party application or PLC?

Harold “Hal” Farley and the F-117

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