'Rendering End Point Indicator' ?

Feb 27, 2004 3 Replies

Would anybody have any idea what a small 240volt unit with 'Rendering End Point Indicator' printed on the case is used for.It has a 75 ohm coax cable coming out of the case, 100mm square PCB,Buzzer,Pot (with markings



0 to 100).A couple of the chips are LM741CN and LM74123

Google search turned up zap all I know this description is fairly basic but somebody who has heard/seen this unit would have no problems



Thanks from a Curious with to much time on his hands



Jmac


hard to say.. sounds custom made.. may it was part of a wire locator in a raceway. the 741 is a Op-amp, the 74123 is monostable multivibrator which is good for generating square wave pulses and can be switched.

Jmac wrote:

Could it be some kind of home made alarm to let you know when a rendering process had finished?

The rendering process could be rendering meat - as in making glue from horses.

Colin

Thanks for the ideas

Did not notice before but there is a model number 2029-0344,so it must be a mass produced 'Thingo'. Picked it up in a farming area (wheat sheep)

Jmac

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