Basic features of I/O Controller:
# 1x RS-232 or RS-485 serial port accessible over Ethernet or as a COM5 in windows (HW Virtual Serial Port) .
# 8 optocoupled digital inputs
# 8 digital open-colector outputs
# The inputs and outputs are controlled over a M2M (Machine to Machine) protocol. They can be controlled directly from a windows software (see examples), WWW page (PHP / Java) or from the HW VSP software (Virtual Serial Port)
# 2 I/O Controller's can be connected to each other, so they can "tunnel" a serial port + 8x Ethernet input + 8x Ethernet output.
# The device supports TCP Server, TCP Client/Server, UDP modes.
# You can use a 128 bit authorisation encryption (TEA), or limit the access to the device to a predefined IP address range.
# Libraries for MS Visual Basic, Delphi, Borland C++, JAVA, PHP and others..
I/O Controller Features:
I/O Controller is a unit containing 8x digital input over ethernet, 8x digital output over ethernet and RS-232/485 serial (Terminal server) interface. All the interfaces are accessible over a network using the M2M (Machine to Machine) protocol on TCP/IP.
Two devices can be connected to each other (the Box-2-Box mode), digital signals and RS232 can then go back and forth across the network.
The I/O Controller contains:
* 1x RS-232/485 (Terminal server, virtual serial port)
* 8x digital input
* 8x digital output
The product can not only be a "TCP Server", but also can act like a "TCP Client/Server". This means, when your digital input value changes, IO Controller connects to the server via TCP/IP and sends a 7-byte information packet about the input change over the M2M (Machine to Machine) protocol.
The RS-232/485 serial port can be connected to your PC's virtual serial port using the HW Virtual Serial Port software, the remote digital I/O can be dirrectly controlled from this software.
We provide you with the sourcecode of routines written in MS Visual Basic, Delphi, Borland C++, JAVA, PHP and others to facilitate your implementation of the IO Controller into your system. |
