EEPROM Memory Commands EEPROM Memory is used to store important parameters within the controller. Many of the ProXR Standard commands have been removed and replaced with EEPROM Memory Commands. In the past, the controller had a separate command for each parameter. This consumed an excessive amount of space within the microprocessor firmware. To save space, we have consolidated all parameter read and write functions into two simple command...
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Particle Photon Introduction: The Particle Photon module is an engineer favorite here at NCD when we need to put together a control, monitoring, or automation project quickly and easily. With Particle’s backend cloud we have remote access and monitoring right out of the box. Writing application code and flashing it to the module is a breeze using Particle’s web based Build IDE and OTA firmware flashing. Programming is via the very...
AD8 Introduction Many NCD controllers include AD8 features, AD8 is a standardized grouping of 8 analog inputs, used for reading sensors and switches. NCD controllers with AD8 features include many ProXR controllers, all ProXR Lite controllers, and all Fusion series controllers. All controllers with AD8 capabilities will allow you to use the same command set shown in this guide, allowing your controller to read any sensor with a 0-5VDC analog ...
Arduino Nano is one of the most used Arduino devices. It’s small form factor comes with a USB, UART, I2C and SPI interface. In this Quick Start Guide, we will show you how you can use Arduino Nano directly with NCD products. There are two ways to connect Arduino with NCD product line. 1. Using Arduino Nano I2C shield You can find the Arduino shield here. This I2C shield lets you plug in your Arduino, providing a I2C out port. Using the I2...
Introduction The Fusion® Series is our fourth generation relay controller offering the ultimate relay control solution . . . without exception. Fusion controllers are the most powerful relay controllers we have ever manufactured. While the learning curve is modest, there are key elements that must be discussed as a foundation to any Fusion series controller. This guide should be considered a starting point for understanding and using the Fus...
Introduction This section will give you step by step instructions on how to access your controller using DHCP Addressing. If you would like to use a static IP Address that will be covered further on in the guide. This section assumes that you have a network with a windows based machine on it running NCD Base Station. Connection to NCD Lantronix devices can be made in two ways, TCP Socket connection or a Virtual Com Port. Both are covered individu...
Fusion Master Control Panel Fusion Series controllers have some very important commands that warranted their own control panel. The Fusion Master Control Panel is used to control the performance of the Fusion CPU as well as control the three most important background tasks. The Fusion Master Control Panel also allows you to download and upload device settings to the controller. This is very useful for customers who need to backup certain fe...
Web-I WebRelay SetupThings you will needThings you will need to know:Getting StartedRemote Internet AccessNoteSetting Static IP AddressAdvanced UsersCustomizing Your Web-i InterfaceFTP Process Example: Simple edit of A/D html pageCGI Gateways: Web-i JavaScript GatewaysgetAdName.shgetBankCount.shgetBankRelayNames.sh*getDefaultHome.shgetMacros.sh*getnetworkinfo.shgetWebConfi.shruncommand.sh*setAdNames.sh*setBankCount.sh*setBankRelayNames.sh*setDefa...
Introduction: Wireless Contact Closure Transmitter Receiver Pair The MirC Series relay controllers consist of a married pair of controllers that stay in constant 2-way communications with each other. MirC controllers used high-speed wireless communications to transmit and mirror contact closure inputs from one location to another location, up to 2 miles away (depending on transmitter options). The MirC Series controllers represent a new form ...
Introduction: Ethernet Contact Closure Transmitter Receiver Pair The MirC Series relay controllers consist of a married pair of controllers that stay in constant 2-way communications with each other. MirC controllers used Ethernet communications to transmit and mirror contact closure inputs from one location to another location. The MirC Series controllers represent a new form of products for our customers who are not electronic engineers b...
