- .___ Ethernet to Digital Relay ED-538 ETHERNET TO Digital 10 Relay 8 Digital Inputs and 4 Form A Relays Drives high current and high voltage loads - Ideal for inductive, capacitive & resistive loads Factory floor process control and automation Supports Modbus TCP protocol Easy to use Interface: •bra'"bOXe<, Great features for ED-S^o remote monitoring Integral DIN rail mount Easy wire: removable, colour coded terminal blocks NuDAM/ADAM Module Ethernet port Connect, Configure, Control brain boxes

Usage Model for ED-538 Form A Relay Ethernet Connection Digital Inputs Remote access for maintenance and monitoring ASCII software commands - LabView, MATLAB, Agilent VEE Dual redundant power supply Gauges / Dials Temperature Sensors Power from laptop for configuration Conveyor Belt

ED-538 Ethernet 8 DI + 4 Relays Specification Input Channels Low Logic Level High Logic Level NPN/PNP Input counting Input latching Debouncing 8 non-isolated input channels 0V to +1.0V +2.0V to +30V One jumper configures all inputs with either pull-up for NPN (contact closes to 0V) type sensors, or pull-down for PNP (close to V+) type sensors User programmable – counts positive or negative transitions Up to 250Hz count rate 16-bit (65335 count) or 32-bit (4.2 billion count) counters Counter values persist over power-off periods Triggered by user programmable positive or negative edges, stays...

ED-538 Ethernet 8 DI + 4 Relays Wire Thickness Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Ambient Relative Humidity Monitor CPU temperature via the web interface or programmatically using ASCII commands. Redundant dual power input allows a second power supply to be fitted as a back-up to prevent down time should one power source fail. Can use a 5 Volt power from any computer USB port via optional accessory cable PW-650 - Useful for configuring the device from a laptop in the field. Power Consumption Power Supply input Isolation 2.5 Watt Max Unregulated +5VDC to +30VDC, reverse polarity protection...

ED-538 Ethernet 8 DI + 4 Relays Familiar ASCII Command Protocol: When not using Modbus the ED range of devices can use the de facto industry standard ASCII command protocol implemented in the popular ADAM/NuDAM/EDAM modules. Examples include: $01M !01ED-588 $01F !012.54 @01 >1A45 $012 !01400500 COM Port on Windows Industry Standard Packages Software Platforms Devices Supported Configuration Options read the name of device address 01 device 01 replies that its name is ED-588 read firmware version number of device address 01 firmware version of device 01 is 2.54 read digital input output status...

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