WiFi Relay with Standard Ethernet Firmware
WiFi 8-Channel Solid State Mixed Relay + UXP Expansion Port with ME Firmware
Product Code: NEUXPSSR8xPROXR_MIX_WIFI
Once the Netgear WNCE2001 is configured to talk to your network simply connect it to the Ethernet Port of the NEUXPSSR8xPROXR_MIX_WIFI and power up the device. In no time you'll be talking to the board. The UXP Expansion Port is located on the right side of board. Add Relay Expansion Boards to the XR Expansion Port located on the left side of board.
Video Resources
(Select a thumbnail to view the video)Introduction to Ethernet
Learn about Ethernet Communications and how it is utilized by our Relay Controllers
Ethernet Setup
Watch as we show you how to Set Up the Hardware and explain your options for the Software necessary to Communicate to your Controller
Web-i Introduction
Get started with Web Control
Virtual Serial Port Setup
Learn how to use Digi Realport to Set Up a Virtual Com Port to communicate to your Networking Relay Controller
Introduction to Relay Control
Learn how computer controlled relays communicate and control
Intro to Wired Communications
Learn the basics of wired communications and find the right wired controller for your application
Induction Suppression
Learn about Induction Suppression and how to counter it using Capacitors
Introduction to A/D
Learn about Analog to Digital Conversion and its uses
How to Find the Com Port
Learn how to find the Com Port that your Device is using
About Expansion Ports
Learn about the Expansion Options available to use with our controllers
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Since October, 1995 .
Solid State: A Practical Alternative to Mechanical Relays!
Mechanical Relays have a good home in low-cost control applications. But for some users, only solid state switching will do. Solid State Relays are ideal for users who require long term reliability, silent operation, or high induction tolerance. Many inductive control applications require a solid state relay. Inductive loads such as Motors, Valves, Pumps, Solenoids, and Large Transformers (including Fluorescent Lighting) benefit from the use of solid state relays because they reduce the chances of the inductive load interfering with the logic of the relay controller.Solid State Mix Relay
This Solid State controller is fully customizable which means you can choose specific relays to be installed at each relay location on the board. Mix and match any solid state relay on this board and you can pick their location for a fully customized controller!Relay selections can be made at checkout.
About ProXR
If you are new to our products, we would like to introduce to you is a term we call "ProXR". ProXR refers to a set of standardized commands used for computer control and data collection. A controller that supports the ProXR command set is a controller that is built to control up to 256 relays, using commands that can be sent to any controller that offers ProXR compatibility. This allows software developers to create programs for our products, then upgrade or change connectivity options without having to rewrite their software. ProXR commands can be sent to our controllers via the RS-232 serial port, the USB port, Wireless ZigBee, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi 802.11b...all without rewriting your software....simply develop your programs to work with the serial port of your computer. Let ProXR controllers manage the rest.
With all the control and backward/forward compatibility you have come to expect from the ProXR series command set, this controller allow you to send simple commands to activate relays, read the status of relays, activate up to 16 relay timers, and control up to 256 total relays using the XR expansion port. All relays are electronically latched, simply send a command to turn the relay on, send a different command to turn the relay off.
UXP Expansion Port
This board is equipped with a UXP Expansion port which allows you to add add capabilities beyond basic relay control to your application specifically for the purpose of speaking to various expansion modules. Where the XR Expansion port allows you to add additional relays to the board, the UXP Expansion Port allows you to add functionality to the board. With the UXP Expansion Port you can add Digital Potentiometers, Contact Closure modules and Analog to Digital Expansion Modules to this board.
Resources
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NEW TO Wi-Fi COMMUNICATIONS? GET STARTED HERE Click the above link for an exclusive article on Wi-Fi Communications |
| Wi-Fi Relay Article | Wi-Fi Article |
| ProXR Manual | ProXR Manual |
| Netgear WNCE2001 Manual | Netgear WNCE2001 Manual |
| Netgear Install Guide | Netgear Install Guide |
| Network Drivers | Network Drivers |
| NCD Component Library | The NCD Component Library is a Plug-In for Visual Studio 2005/2008 that greatly reduces software development time, effectively reducing most control operations to a single line of code. This free download includes many example applications covering a wide range of topics. |
| Wiring Diagrams | These wiring diagrams will help you understand how to connect to your devices and use relays as a form of control logic |
| Mechanical Drawing | Mechanical Drawing for this board |
Choose a Solid State Relay for This Controller: |
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Crydom |
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2A 240VAC Normally Open SPST Zero Crossing Turn On Built-In Snubber Circuit For Use with Resistive Loads AC Switching ONLY .06A Minimum Load Required -30 to 80°C Operating Temperature D2W Series Data Sheet |
$12.00/each |
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Crydom |
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5A 240VAC Normally Open SPST |
$15.00/each |
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Crydom |
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5A 240VAC Normally Open SPST |
$16.00/each |
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Crydom |
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25A 240VAC Normally Open SPST Random Turn On For Use with Inductive Loads AC Switching ONLY .06A Minimum Load Required -30 to 80°C Operating Temperature PF Series Data Sheet |
$28/each |
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Crydom |
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25A 480VAC Normally Open SPST Zero Crossing Turn On For Use with Resistive Loads AC Switching ONLY .06A Minimum Load Required -30 to 80°C Operating Temperature PF Series Data Sheet |
$30/each |
| NOTICE: Solid State Relays are Silent and Offer Extremely Long Life, but May Not Function Properly when Subjected to Radioactive Environments. Forced Air May be Required to Achieve Maximum Load Rating. NCD does NOT Recommend Driving any Relay at Maximum Load. It is Not Possible for NCD to verify Manufacturer Claims of Load Ratings. NCD Solid State Relay Controllers have NOT been Tested at the Rated Loads. Solid State Relays CANNOT be used for Switching DC loads. Solid State Relays May ONLY be used in AC Switching Applications. Solid State Relays Require a Minimum Load, and will NOT Function Correctly Unless Minimum Load Requirements are Met. External Snubber Circuitry May be Required for Certain Applications. If a Device Turns On, but Does Not Turn Off, this Usually Indicates a Need for a External Snubber Circuit. This May Indicate Minimum Load Requirements Have Not Been Met. Please Research Crydom Solid State Relays or be Familiar with this Technology Prior to Purchase. Please Consult Crydom Engineers to Determine the Best Relay for Your Application www.crydom.com. | |||
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