Arnold Howard on tue 2 oct 01
>From time to time a thread starts about monitoring an electric kiln
from a distance, such as another part of the building.
How important is that feature to you?
Thanks for your input,
Arnold Howard
Paragon Industries, Inc.
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Jim Cullen on tue 2 oct 01
I like the idea plus, if I can do that I can have a record, a database of my
firings (assuming the software would allow this feature).
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Subject: Monitoring an electric kiln from a distance
> From time to time a thread starts about monitoring an electric kiln
> from a distance, such as another part of the building.
>
> How important is that feature to you?
>
> Thanks for your input,
>
> Arnold Howard
> Paragon Industries, Inc.
>
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Robert Santerre on tue 2 oct 01
Yes, I'd like to have my electric and gas kiln temp probes linked to my computer in
my house (about 200 feet from the studio) so I could monitor firings from there.
Also would give me a document (graph) file of the firing that I could archive and
refer to from time to time. Does Paragon offer such a link?
Bob
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Arnold Howard wrote:
> >From time to time a thread starts about monitoring an electric kiln
> from a distance, such as another part of the building.
>
> How important is that feature to you?
>
> Thanks for your input,
>
> Arnold Howard
> Paragon Industries, Inc.
>
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Arnold Howard on wed 3 oct 01
Yes, we are coming out with a kit that will enable the user to
connect a computer to Paragon's Sentry 12-key controller.
Another option now available on new kilns: the "Auxiliary Output"
(AOP). This is a digitally controlled electrical outlet in the
kiln's switch box. You can use the AOP for controlling either a
kiln vent or alarm.
The kiln's alarm can activate a bell or light connected to the AOP
through an extension cord.
Thanks for responding to my question.
Arnold Howard
Paragon
--- Robert Santerre wrote:
> Yes, I'd like to have my electric and gas kiln temp probes linked
> to my computer in
> my house (about 200 feet from the studio) so I could monitor
> firings from there.
> Also would give me a document (graph) file of the firing that I
> could archive and
> refer to from time to time. Does Paragon offer such a link?
>
> Bob
>
>
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> Arnold Howard wrote:
>
> > >From time to time a thread starts about monitoring an electric
> kiln
> > from a distance, such as another part of the building.
> >
> > How important is that feature to you?
> >
> > Thanks for your input,
> >
> > Arnold Howard
> > Paragon Industries, Inc.
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Nikki Simmons on wed 3 oct 01
Hi Arnold,
I think this is something I would like to be able to do. My kiln is in a
detached garage, a bit of a cold walk in the winter, especially with a small
child in tow. I think that I would find it to be a valuable asset.
Sincerely,
Nikki Simmons
nsimmons@mid-mo.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Arnold Howard
>From time to time a thread starts about monitoring an electric kiln
from a distance, such as another part of the building. How important is that
feature to you?
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