Infrared sensor - IMPORTANT

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Infrared sensor - IMPORTANT From: Wu Lili 吴丽丽 <wulili@longteng-co-ltd.gd.cn>

All, I am in the process of setting up closer tie-ups with top global firms and am working to secure higher-profile work for our company. The first result of these efforts is a contract to create an infrared sensor. This allows us to participate in the booming market for passive monitoring stations to detect illegal activities. Illegal carbon emissions, illegal growing operations, illegal immigration… if it’s against the law and it generates heat, we’ll detect it. Lili Wu

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	Re: Infrared sensor - IMPORTANT From: Wu Lili 吴丽丽 <wulili@longteng-co-ltd.gd.cn>
Just letting you know that your design for the infrared sensor component was well-received by our partners and is set to be integrated into a number of products currently under development by various defense and security firms. Obviously, our performance here opens the door to more jobs of this nature, so thank you for contributing to Longteng’s future. Lili Wu

	Re: Infrared sensor - IMPORTANT From: Carl Tesky <carl@longteng-co-ltd.gd.cn>
Hang on. We’re becoming a defense supplier?

Description

time is a simple input connected to a DT2415 clock providing the current time. sensor is a simple input connected to an infrared sensor. alarm is a simple output connected to a silent alarm. When the current time equals the on time, the device should be armed. When the current time equals the off time, the device should be disarmed. Whenever the device is armed and the sensor reads at or above a value of 20, the alarm output should be active. The on and off times are set by the operator using dials that can be read as XBus inputs and use numerical values compatible with the DT2415.