Introduction What is the Push Notification Series? The push notification series was designed for customers requiring contact closure input monitoring via push notification rather than a query based method. This means your application is free to process other tasks while listening for input status change. This opens the door to many new and exciting applications such as email/text message notification, data logging, security monitoring, and much m...
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Wireless Sensor FAQ General Frequently asked questions How do I know if this Wireless sensor is working if there is no power light on it? We didn’t add a power led to save power, you can hit the reset button on the sensor and it will send two data packets. First data packet will indicate that the sensor is in run mode and the second data packet will contain all the sensor info, device info and sensor readings. You can find more about this in th...
IntroductionWho Is Qualified to Use the MirX Series?How do the MirX Series Controllers Work?Order of OperationsLearning CycleUsage CycleGetting StartedNOTICE:Hardware ReferencePower RequirementsTemperature RequirementsBreak-Away TabsUnderstanding InputsWarningBeacon/Smart Mode JumperBeacon ModeSmart ModeBeacon vs. Smart Mode ComparisonUnderstanding RelaysControlling RelaysWiring RelaysRelay LogicUsing Relays to Create Logical ConditionsMirX Ether...
Key Fob Communications ModuleGetting StartedStep 1: Configuring ButtonsStep 2: Connecting to a ComputerStep 3: Pairing Key Fob with KFX ReceiverStep 4: Module SetupKey Fob RangeCommon CommandsRelay GroupingRelay FlashingRelay TimersTroubleshootingKey Fob Communications Module Our new generation of Key Fob control; the KFX Series, allows users to control any device from a hand-held remote. The KFX receiver module can be added to any board with...
General Purpose SPDT Relays The SPDT relays we use in our devices are designed for an exceptionally long life, with over 10,000,000 operational cycles when used within electrical specifications. We use Panasonic NAIS for our 5-Amp controllers and Omron for our 10-Amp controllers. We have a 20-year track-record with these relays, and we are confident they can be used in most switching applications with excellent reliability. General Purpose ...
Solid-State Relays Solid State Relays are Silent and Offer Extremely Long Life. SSRs are typically used by our customers because of a specialized switching need. Due to cost, mechanical relays are a better choice for most applications. For those who understand the special characteristics of SSRs, we offer a great selection of Crydom solid-state relays. PRECAUTIONS SSRs may not function properly when subjected to radioactive environments. ...
Introduction Anyone Can Use It If you have ever used a web browser to surf the internet or check your Facebook, you will be able to use the WiNet. The WiNet Gateway is a stand-alone web server that allows you to control wireless relays using the web pages inside the WiNet Gateway. The WiNet allows you to control up to 16 wireless relay boards each capable of controlling 512 relays simply from a tab in your browser or smartphone. Combined wi...
Store and Retrieve Non-Volatile Memory Introduction Scratchpad Memory allows you to store and retrieve up to 8 bytes of data in a non-volatile EEPROM memory within the NCD device. Scratchpad Memory may be used for anything. The memory contents have no effect of the controller. You can use scratchpad memory to store important variables or use this memory to test for the existence of a particular controller. NCD Base Station Software Use NCD...
Introduction NCD Devices with Contact Closure Input monitoring capabilities will use this command set to read no less than 8 contact closure inputs with a single query. This includes the ZSCAN series controllers and any NCD Devices equipped with a UXP Expansion Port (Fusion and ProXR UXP) and a USCS16, USCS32, or USCS48 contact closure input expansion board. This SCAN Series command set allows the user to read anywhere from 1 to 32 banks of 8 i...
Introduction Introducing the Pulsar Series Lighting controllers. The Pulsar Series controllers are designed to offer an industrial grade light dimming solution with a heavy emphasis of connectivity to computers using a wide array of interface technologies. Whether you need to control lights locally or from the other side of the planet, we have a solution available that offers flicker-free operation in an industrial design built to last many y...
