Keychain Controlled Key Fob Reactor Series Relays
Ethernet Key Fob Relay 1-Channel 20-Amp SPDT + 1-Channel 8-Bit A/D with ME Firmware
Product Code: KLRR120_ZETH-ME
Reactor controllers trigger relays using a remote Key Fob Transmitter . Connect sensors and setup relay activation functions using our NCD Configuration Utility Software. Once configured, Reactor Controllers work with or without a computer under Remote or Computer Control!
The Key Fob Series Controllers are designed to use a controller that fits on your keychain to trigger user configured events. You can use one button to activate multiple relays, pulse a relay, or start a sequence of relay activations.
Key Fob Series at a Glance
- Our First Controller that Works Without a Computer!
- Programmable Key Fob Controller Allows Multiple Functions for Each Button
- 8 Background Timers Offer Timed Relay Switching Functions from Key Fob Remote
- 4 Rotation Counters Trigger Relays in Sequences from Key Fob Remote
- Use a Computer to Take Control of the Reactor Logic or to Return Control to Stand-Alone Operation
- Modular Interface allows Easy Migration to USB, Wireless and other Communication Technologies
- CPU Status LEDs Show Command Processing Activity
Video Resources
(Select a thumbnail to view the video)Introduction to Reactor Relays
Part 1: An Overview of Reactor Series Relay Controllers
Understanding Inputs
Part 2: All about Reactor Series Controller Inputs
Understanding Events
Part 3: All about Reactor Series Controller Events
Understanding Outputs
Part 4: All about Reactor Series Controller Outputs
Configuration Utility
Part 5: Learn how to use the NCD Configuration Utility to Setup your Reactor Controller
Induction Suppression
Learn about Induction Suppression and how to counter it using Capacitors
Wireless Range Test
Test of the range of our Wireless Communication Options
802.15.4 Range Test
Test of the range of our IEE 802.15.4 Wireless Communication Options
Key Fob Range Test
Test of the range of our Wireless Key Fob Communication Options
XSC Range Test
Test of the range of our XSC Wireless Communication Options
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Ethernet Reactor and Key Fob Control
Uses Lantronic XPort firmware.
Providing a TCP/IP Network Communications Solution to NCD Devices.
Faster Communications & Base Station Discovery
Attention: Communication Module Upgrade
Please Note: Digi Connect ME Ethernet Communications Modules have been replaced by Lantronix XPort Ethernet Communications Modules, which support faster network communications and Base Station Discovery. RealPort Virtual COM Port Drivers are NOT Supported by the Lantronix XPort Communications Module. Direct TCP/IP Communications is fully supported with significantly faster operation. Please Note Any Existing Customers using the Digi Connect ME Module: Existing Software that uses RealPort Drivers will need to be upgraded to use TCP/IP Communications with the New Lantronix Xport Ethernet Communications Module. There are NO Price Changes for this upgrade. Photos and Copy shown on this page may show the former Digi Connect ME Ethernet Communications module until we complete our transition to the Lantronix XPort Ethernet Communications Module.
Lantronix XPort
This board is equipped with a Lantronix XPort Module. The Lantronix communications module adds Ethernet communications to the board. The module will connect to a your router with a standard CAT-5 cable. The board itself will require 12 volts of power and can be hard wired or you can purchase a "wall wart" type transformer at checkout.
Induction Suppression
Perhaps the most overlooked aspect of relay control is proper handling of inductive loads. Inductive loads can best be defined as anything with a magnetic coil, such as a motor, solenoid, or a transformer. Controlling a inductive load using this relay controller requires the use of induction suppression capacitors. The purpose of this capacitor is to absorb the high voltages generated by inductive loads, blocking them from the contacts of the relay. Without this capacitor, the lifespan of the relay will be greatly reduced. Induction can be so severe that it electrically interferes with the microprocessor logic of our controllers, causing relay banks to shut themselves down unexpectedly. In the case of Ethernet devices, customers may experience loss of communications until the device is reconnected. Capacitors that we offer are available at checkout, for more information view our Induction Suppression Video.
Wi-Fi Adapter Available
Make this Ethernet controller Wi-Fi compatible by simply connecting the Netgear WNCE2001 Universal Wireless Internet Adapter. The WNCE2001 will connect any of these Web Relay devices to an existing 802.11 wireless network. Installation couldn't be easier with Netgear's CD-less, wireless installation. The Netgear WNCE2001 can be purchased on your own or select the Wi-Fi option at checkout to add to your order.
Reactor Relay with Key Fob Control
Customizable Key Fob Control WITHOUT Programming!
If you are looking for a solution to remotely control a Relay from a Wireless Remote control, then our Key Fob Reactor Relay Controllers will offer the most powerful solution available on the market today. Not to be confused with single function low-cost solutions, our Key Fob Reactor Relay Controllers are years ahead! Use a button to activate a Relay, use another button to deactivate a relay. Use another button to toggle a relay. Use another button as a momentary switch. Key Fob Reactor Relay Controllers allow you to configure your Key Fob Buttons to control relays in just about any way you can think of. Use a single button to control 8 relays using a Rotation. Use a single button to activate a light for a pre-configured time period. Step the number of active relays up and down using only 2 buttons, or trigger relays in binary sequences for simple 1-button controlled lighting effects. Add sensors to your Reactor controller to make intelligent decisions!
Key Fob Distance:
The antenna that is included with the board provides between 200 and 300 feet of reliable operation within Line of Sight using 418 MHz RF frequency. With an optional Long Range Externally Mounted Yagi Antenna that is available on purchase, you can Take Control of your Relays up to 3,000 feet away when used with a Key Fob with an Antenna. A single Key Fob Remote can control relays on different Key Fob Reactor Relay Controllers. Configuration is powerful and flexible with included software that can be found on this page with NO PROGRAMMING! A Key Fob can be selected at checkout.
Autonomous and Computer Control...from Anywhere!
If you need to read a sensor from anywhere in the world, or control a switch from a distant location, the Reactor Series relay controllers will take control while you are away and give you worldwide access using our Free SignalSwitch.com. Ten Reactor Controllers is all you need to completely automate a large house. You don't need to be a programmer any more. Things have changed. There is a new way to bring the power of automation (once reserved for master programmers) to the average person who possesses basic computer skills. The Reactor Series relay controllers represent an entirely new technology, a new step forward, designed for the real world in mind.
How It works:
The Reactor controller must be configured using a computer. All decisions are made based on your configuration settings. Configuration settings are created and loaded into the Reactor controller using the NCD Configuration Utility. The Reactor is usually configured using a USB communications module, but may be configured wirelessly. Configuration is a simple Point and Click process, setting parameters to activate relays with user-defined limits. Configuration files can be saved onto your computer or into the controller. We have created many sample configuration files that can be loaded into the Reactor to help speed the configuration process.
Once configured, the Reactor CPU is constantly monitoring your Key Fob button presses using 8 analog inputs. You can use all 8 analog input channels for to monitor your Key Fob buttons, or you can trade a few buttons and use External sensors which may be used for more complex decision making tasks. Key Fob Buttons and Sensors can be configured to trigger relays, relay timers and relay activation sequences. Complex events can also be configured without any programming. Use the Reactor as a Thermostat, a Motion Activated Light with a Programmable Timer, an Automatic Garage Door Closer using sensors.
External Sensors:
The Reactor Controller has Analog Inputs that can read switches, resistance changes, or voltages from 0 to 5VDC. Higher or lower voltages will damage the Reactor, so care must be taken not to exceed these limits on the Reactor inputs. We offer many sensors to help get you started, including Motion Detectors, temperature sensors, light sensors, and magnetic proximity sensors. You can connect your own sensors to the Reactor if we don't offer what you are looking for. The Reactor configuration will control how the sensor affects the Relay.
Controlling Relays with a Reactor Relay Controller:
Relays are associated with inputs or events depending on your configuration. Using our NCD Configuration Utility, each relay can be associated with just about any event, so it is possible to associate a relay with a Timer, or directly with an input or a counter (we call counters Rotations). A Rotation counter can be increased or decreased in value, and relays can be assigned to these counters to increase and decrease the number of active relays. A computer is an essential tool for configuration. Once configured, the Reactor controller can operate on its own, without a computer. The Reactor will never lose its settings. In fact, the communication module can be removed from the Reactor controller and used to configure another Reactor controller. This helps keep costs down. If you choose to leave the communication module installed on the Reactor, your computer can monitor inputs and relays, even take control of relays, and even use SignalSwitch.com to control the relays from anywhere in the world.
Computer Controlled Relays:
Software developers who need remote access to a Reactor controller will find themselves at home. The Reactor supports a very powerful computer-based command set, so it is possible for a computer to operate the relays and read sensor input. The computer can over-ride the Reactor decision logic, trigger events, and return control of the relays back to the Reactor Logic. Configuration settings are stored in files that can be loaded into the Reactor controller; we have provided a Reactor Sample Library to help get you started using the Reactor Series Relay controllers.
Many Communication Options:
Reactor Series Relay Controllers Offer Many Communications Options, Including USB, XSC Long Range wireless, 802.15.4 Point to Point, Bluetooth, RS-232, Ethernet, Wi-Fi and ZigBee ZB Wireless Mesh Networking with other communication options to come. A communications module is required for configuration. Once configured, the Reactor will work on its own or a computer may use the communications module to take control of the Reactor for computer control.
Resources
Download the Reactor Quick Start Guide to learn about the Reactor Logic and Configuration
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