Relay control board

This relay board can be used in many applications: stand-alone mode, or addressed by switches or open-collector outputs

SKU 8220-K8056EAN 5410329283049Item type: Assembled, Kit,

Description

This relay card can be used for many applications: stand-alone mode; addressed by switches or open-collector outputs. It can be controlled remotely via an RS232 serial connection. As an option, remote control is possible using RF (radio frequency) signals and the K8058 remote control kit + an RX433 module. Because the card can be addressed using RS232 commands, you can write applications in your preferred programming language. Test software can be downloaded from the www.velleman.be website.

FEATURES and SPECIFICATIONS

  • DIAGNOSTICS / TEST SOFTWARE:
  • separate relay on/off test with “momentary” or “toggle” function
  • relay “clear all/set all” function
  • emergency stop for all cards
  • minimum system requirements:
  • Pentium-class CPU
  • Windows 95 or higher
  • mouse and a free RS232 port
  • 8 high-quality relay contacts: 5A / 230V AC max.
  • relay outputs are transient-suppressed using VDRs
  • LED confirmation on each relay contact
  • 8 control inputs for use with open collectors or ordinary switches
  • RS232 input to control the card via computer or terminal: baud rate: 2400, no parity, 8 data bits, 1 stop bit, high or low impedance selection (10K or 1K)
  • optional RF control using the RX433 module (*) and the 8-channel RF remote control K8058
  • diagnostic software downloadable from our website

Technical details

address selection up to 255 cards can be selected
output power non-stabilized 12V DC / 200mA
power supply 12V AC / 500mA (12V output included)
dimensions 160 x 107 x 30mm

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