Total coordination of construction machinery and agricultural machinery operations.
Grayhill's "CAN bus compatible displays for construction machinery and others" includes display products and various keypads that comply with the J1939 CAN-bus interface specifications. These products from Grayhill offer a diverse range of circuit configurations for applications ranging from civilian to military use. They provide comprehensive coordination for the operation of construction and agricultural machinery. With CAN-bus, the operational status of each vehicle can be monitored from the driver's seat. For more details, please contact us.
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**Features** ○ Display → Built-in single-board computer capable of supplying three video feeds simultaneously → Durable and dustproof/waterproof product (IP67) → Custom specifications available (display) → Touchscreen (optional) ○ Keypad → Standard specifications / Custom specifications → Backlit display graphics → Compact size / Tactile feedback → Compliant with Can-bus J1939 → Sealed rubber construction ○ Joystick → Remote control for display menu → Integration into clips or armrests → Long-life optical switch → Option to select both rotation and eight-direction operation or either one → Custom display "hot key" ● For more details, please contact us.
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【Applications】 ○ Agricultural vehicles ○ Various types of excavators ○ Various types of cranes ○ Excavators ○ Bulldozers ○ Snowplows ○ Dump trucks ○ Wheel loaders ○ Rollers ○ Finishers ○ Vessels ● For more details, please contact us.
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We not only sell electronic components but also value the elements of added value. We incorporate analog LSI design and system integration that meet our customers' needs, providing total solutions for them. We always prioritize communication as we strive to be our customers' best partner.
