TCW122B-RR - Ethernet Digital IO Transfer across a LAN - Pair

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Our Price:  £150.00(£180.00 Inc. VAT) –+ Add to Basket Add Pair of UK 12V PSU:    + £16.00 Digital Inputs:  2 Digital Outputs:  2 Availability:      12 in stock, immediate despatch Share Tweet Each TCW122B-RR is an Ethernet based I/O module that has two digital inputs and two relay outputs. Two units can be paired in order to seamlessly send digital IO data to the other paired device. So, a contact closure at one unit, say from an alarm panel, will activate the corresponding relay at the other unit, to say sound a siren. Data is bi-directional. Supplied as a pair

• Password protected web based configuration
• 2 digital inputs with "dry contact" and "logic level" modes, hardware selected
• 2 relay outputs with NO and NC contacts (rated 30VAC, 24VDC @ 3A)
• Encrypted communication
• Manual or DHCP network configuration
• Web browser based setup and monitoring
• 10Mbit Ethernet connectivity
• Removable terminal connectors - separated for inputs and outputs
• Device ID filtering
• Supply voltage, 12 ± 2 VDC
• Maximum current consumption (with both relays ON) 200mA
• Dimensions, mm  107 x 72 x 32

TCW122B-RR is an Ethernet controller with embedded WEB server for set up. The device has two digital inputs and two relays, with normally open and normally closed contacts.

TCW122B-RR can works in two modes – “Client” or “Server”. The “Client” sends periodically the status of its digital inputs to “Server”. As an answer, the “Server” returns its digital input status.  Activating the input of “Client” switches on the relay of “Server” and vice versa. This configuration is used to control remotely devices without a browser or to extend a digital signal to a remote location on the network.

Client-server model of TCW122B-RR allows connecting the devices in different networks:

• both devices are connected to Internet, with public IP addresses;
• both devices are connected to one LAN, with private IP addresses;
• “Client” is connected to LAN (private IP address) and “Server” is connected to Internet (public IP address);
• “Client” is connected to LAN (private IP address) and “Server” is connected to different LAN but behind router with public IP address and port forwarding

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