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Web-I WebRelay Communications Module Quick Start Guide

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*setDefaultRelayNames.sh*setlpConfig.sh*setMacros.sh*setWebConfig.sh*TroubleshootingIf you are unable to save configuration files or experience general functional errors:If you experience a loss of communication with a static IP Address:If Web-i Interface pages do not display all content:If the AD page of Web-i Interface is freezing up:If you experience problems discovering the Web-i module on your network:Web-I WebRelay Setup Things you will need A computer running Windows XP, Vista, or Windows 7 (only required

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MirC Wireless Contact Closure Transmitter Receiver Quick Start Guide

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 of products for our customers who are not electronic engineers but still have electronic applications they would like to complete. These controllers are the simplest controllers we have ever developed. They are as easy as wiring

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MirC Ethernet Contact Closure Transmitter Receiver Quick Start Guide

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 but still have electronic applications they would like to complete. These controllers are the simplest controllers we have ever developed. They are as easy as wiring up the devices and pushing a button. No programming or configuring is

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Bluz Quick Start Guide

Introduction The Bluz module is an ultra low power Bluetooth 4.0 LE module which was designed for compatibility with Particle Photon based products.  Bluz aims to provide a cloud connected solution for ultra low power applications. Development on the Bluz module is very simple and intuitive especially if you have experience developing on the Arduino or Particle platforms as it uses the same language and syntax. The concept behind Bluz is you will have one or many Bluz modules in an environment which communicate back to a Bluz Gateway(Bluetooth ->WiFi->Internet->Particle Cloud) which will pass variables and events from the Bluz

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Arduino Micro Quick Start Guide

Arduino Micro is the another Arduino board which is directly supported by NCD. Most of the NCD devices works directly with it. NCD supports over 40+ relay shields, PWM drivers, sensors, current monitoring, voltage monitoring and much more. All of these devices are plug and play so you can use these board with Arduino micro just plugging one cable. Mainly NCD provides 2 shields which will let you connect your Arduino with all the NCD devices. Using Arduino Micro I2C Shield This I2C Shield comes with 3 row header pins, so you can plug your Arduino micro in it and still can access all

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API Codec Quick Start Guide

What is the API Codec? If you are working with TCP/IP or Wireless communications, you might want to consider using the API Codec to handle all communication functions.  The API Codec will “wrap” standard commands with a Header, Byte Counter, and a Checksum, which eliminates the need for timeout command processing (the standard method of communications which stalls processing of commands). he API Codec is a faster, more reliable method of communicating to NCD devices, particularly when working with network- or wireless-based devices.  The API Codec makes communications more resilient to errors and eliminates timeout requirements of standard communication methods. 

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I2C Communications Quick Start Guide

Introduction I2C communications is a integral part of communicating to sensors and peripheral devices.  Learning to implement I2C Communications in combination with NCD devices allows users to expand their relay controllers into sensor monitoring and control applications.  One of the greatest benefits of I2C communications is the simple protocol for talking to external devices.  Since many manufacturers generate sensors and chips that support I2C communications, it is possible to monitor and control thousands of different external devices by simply learning a few simple commands. NCD is manufacturing and developing many controllers that support I2C communications.  Most notably, Fusion series controllers all include at

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Base Station Quick Start Guide

Base Station Base Station Software is our reference tool for designing and testing all currently manufactured NCD Devices.  Base Station will assist you in learning how any NCD device functions and will provide valuable diagnostic tools to help determine if your controller is functioning as designed.  Base Station software exercises every supported feature of every supported device.  It is the ultimate reference tool for learning, diagnosing, and testing NCD devices. Base Station software works by communicating with your controller to identify the model and provides the appropriate graphical user interface for controlling and testing the identified device. Things You Will

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ZUSB USB Communications Module Quick Start Guide

USB Communications ModuleZUSB VariantsUsage & Electrical SpecficationsUSB Communications Module NCD USB Interface Modules are shaped to fit the communications socket profile of NCD Fusion, ProXR, Taralist, and many other devices to add USB compatibility to the complete NCD industrial product line.  We typically use the FT232RL from FTDIChip.com for USB to Serial conversion, though we do use a few other FTDI chips on occasion.  The FT232RL or similar chips plug into the USB connection of your computer using a USB Mini connector.  The FT232RL mounts as a COM Port on your PC, Mac, or Linux computers when the appropriate drivers are installed from http://www.ftdichip.com/FTDrivers.htm.

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ZRS RS-232 Communications Module Quick Start Guide

RS-232 Interface CommunicationsUsage & Electrical Specifications  RS-232 Interface Communications The ZRS is a popular choice for users who prefer RS-232 serial communications to the entire range of NCD devices.  RS-232 is still a popular choice in industry because of it’s simplicity and ease of use.  The ZRS remains one of our most unique devices, as it fits NCD devices equipped with a communications module socket, allowing any of our devices to use RS-232 serial communications.  The ZRS is available in three popular options, allowing users to fit their preferred installation requirements.  Functionally, all three are identical, providing true RS-232 communication

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