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TLSSR8x_ZETH-NET_MIX Taralist Time Controlled Relay
Discontinued - This item has been replaced by a new Item, see product description for details
Use your computer to setup the time schedule and store your schedule into the TLSSR8x_ZETH-NET_MIX controller. Once stored, the TLSSR8x_ZETH-NET_MIX does not require a computer, and will activate relays according to a schedule that can be as simple or as complex as your application requires.
Control this Device Over the Internet
Signal Switch Compatible
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$233.00/ea
Taralist Time Activated Relay Controllers are available with up to 64 onboard relays and can be expanded to control up to 256 relays!
Taralist Series at a Glance
- Time Activated Relays using Integrated Real Time Clock
- Battery Backed Clock Keeps Time when Powered Down
- Control Relays based on Time Schedule Loaded into Controller
- Store Schedules Wirelessly AFTER Installation or using the USB Port
- Programmable Time Compensation Reduces Time Drift
- Supports Daylight Savings Time with Programmable Schedule
- Calculates Relay Status from Midnight to the Current Time on Boot Up
- Controls 256 Relay Based on Time Schedule
- Override Control of Relays using a Computer (Wireless or USB)
- Sync time with PC or Manually Set Time
Video Resources
(Select a thumbnail to view the video)Taralist Intro
Introduction to our Taralist Series Controller
Taralist Setup
Learn how to Setup your Taralist Series Controller
Introduction to Relay Control
Learn how our computer controlled relays communicate and the differences between Relay types
Induction Suppression
Learn about Induction Suppression and how to counter it using Capacitors
How to Get a Quote
Learn how to get a quote from our site
Wireless Range Test
Test of the range of our Wireless Communication Options
802.15.4 Range Test
Test of the range of our IEEE 802.15.4 Wireless Communication Options
XSC Range Test
Test of the range of our XSC Wireless Communication Options
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This Product:
TLSSR8x_ZETH-NET_MIX
| Ratings | AC | DC |
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| Voltage | 240 | 24 |
| Amperage | 5 | 5 |
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| Stock#: TLSSR8x_ZETH-NET_MIX | |
| 1-9 | $233.00 |
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National Control Devices, LLC www.controlanything.com Since October, 1995 .
Ethernet Relay with a .Net Framework
and Built-In Real Time Clock
ZETH-NET uses Digi Stock Digi .Net Framework Communications Module
Pre-Programmed with our Open-Source NCD-NET Firmware
Control Anything from Anywhere with just the Internet and a Browser
Watch this Video and Check Out our
Demo Page to Learn About this Powerful New Controller
ZETH-NET uses Digi .Net Framework Communications Module Pre-Programmed with our Open-Source NCD-NET Firmware, Allowing a Web Browser to Access and Control an NCD Device from a Local Network or Anywhere in the World. Go to our demo page and take control of one of our -NET controllers here in the offices of NCD from anywhere in the world.
Control this Device Remotely from Anywhere in the World
Control this Web Relay from anywhere you can get an internet connection and on any device with a web browser. That means that your computer, PDA, cell phone, iPhone or iPad becomes a remote control for this device! This new services is available through our website Link.Signalswitch.com. Each .NET module has a unique MAC address printed on the top and you can simply enter http://link.signalswitch.com/MacAddress into the URL. Example: http://link.signalswitch.com/00409D43F71C and then type in the password. It's that simple, after a few moments you will be granted access to the controller. A static IP address is NOT REQUIRED for remote access and the device and computer MUST have separate internet connections.You can Demo This Interface Now at http://www.signalswitch.com:8080/ and control a Live Board here in our office.
Control this Device from a Local Area Network
This device can also be controlled over a Local Area Network. You may need to log into your router to find the IP address. Take note of the MAC address printed on the top of the .NET controller. Your router will display a list of IP addresses and associated MAC addresses. Take note of the IP address that matches the printed MAC address on your controller. Open any web browser and type the IP address into the URL.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.
Integrated Real Time Clock
The Taralist series Time Activated Relay Controllers are unlike any other relay timer in the world. The Taralist series have an integrated battery backed Real Time Clock with memory that allows users to control relays based on a time schedule. Use your computer to setup the time schedule and store your schedule into the Taralist controller. Once stored, the Taralist does not require a computer, and will activate relays according to a schedule that can be as simple or as complex as your application requires.
Time Schedule Events & How They Work
Events are scheduled times when a relay or group of relays are turned on or off. They are defined by the user first by time: Year, Month, Day of Month, Day of week, Hour, Minute, and Second. By having these options you have the ability of switching relays on or off at very specific times. Activate relays only when the day is Monday, activate relays when the day is Monday and the Year is 2020, activate relays when the day is Monday, the year is 2020 at 9:44:21 AM. They are also defined by how they control the relays, whether they turn a relay or group of relays on or off. You can add up to 999 Events to the list.)
Program Multiple Schedules
Override functions are also supported. So if the normal schedule activates a light during weekdays, but you don't want the light to come on during holidays, simply program your holiday schedule to prevent the light from activating according to your normal schedule.
Daylight Savings Time is also supported, and is FULLY CUSTOMIZEABLE. As we all know, DST laws change periodically, but the Taralist series allow you to change the year and date of all DST events (we have programmed the US dates until 2030).
Taralist controllers allow you to build and save your time schedule as a file on your computer, you can comment your schedule and control which events are active and inactive. We encourage you to keep your schedule file in a safe place. Once you have perfected your file, you can store the time schedule into as many Taralist controllers as you could ever need.
Defining Time
Setting Controller's Time
Clock Accuracy - Adjustable Time Compensation
Clock Accuracy is of paramount importance to us. Like most clocks, time drift is a reality that must be considered. The Taralist clock has some special features to help keep the time accurate. We have included time compensation functions that allow you to automatically adjust the clock forward or back (by up to 15 seconds) each day of the week. For instance, you may find the Taralist keeps better time if it automatically advances the clock 1 second each day of the week. Or you may find that you need to subtract 5 seconds from the clock 1 day per week. Adjustable time compensation will help keep your clock accurate (though it is always a good idea to check on the clock periodically).
When the current time matches the time of the event stored in your controller, you can activate or deactivate a single relay, a group of relays, or all 256 relays. You can also set the relays to Computer control or Taralist control (this is perfect for holiday override. A computer may be used to activate/deactivate relays at any time. The computer will override the time schedule. The computer can also return control of the relays back to the Taralist controller, or the Taralist controller can be set to automatically take back control of relays at a specific time.
Computer Control
Time Relay Computer Control
The interface elements shown at right allow a computer to take over control of any relay and force the relays to a On or Off state. You may also turn all relays on or off using the all relays on and all relays off buttons. You can also read the status of relays by clicking the Read Relay 1-8 Status. The Status of the relay will be shown to the right of the button. The slider at the top of the screen allows you to select with bank of relays these commands are directed to. You may attach up to 32 banks or 256 Relays.
Power Loss Backup Buffer
The Midnight Backup Buffer is a special feature we developed to help keep track of which relays should be activated in the event power is lost. Every night at midnight, the current status of all relays is stored in non-volatile memory. If power is lost, the Taralist will load the status of the relays from memory. Next, the Taralist will calculate all events from midnight to the current time to determine if any relays need to be activated or deactivated. Finally, the Taralist will refresh all relays and will be ready for normal operation.
Relay Outputs
Time Relay Controllers are capable of controlling up to 256 Relays from only one Time Relay CPU. These controllers are available with 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 24, and 32 relays on a printed circuit board as well as a small controller with only an XR expansion port instead of relays. XR Expansion Relays may be added to the XR Expansion Port at any time giving you as many relays as you need (up to 256).A relay is similar to a switch. The only difference between a switch and a relay is the actual mechanism for changing the on/off status of the switch. On a switch, you manually push on a piece of metal or plastic to operate the switch. On a relay, an electric current is used to operate the switch. Though a relay resembles the characteristics of a switch, it cannot be controlled by touching it with your finger. So from now on, we will use the word "Relay" to indicate a switch that is controlled by the Time Relay controller (instead of your finger).
Attention: ZUSB Communication Module
Please Note: All customers are STRONGLY ADVISED to purchase at least ONE USB Communication Module (Part Number ZUSB). This communication module may be used to recover a controller or to reconfigure a controller should there be an accidental loss of communications. NCD Tech support may be unable to assist customers who do not have a USB Communications Module available for troubleshooting purposes.
Attention: Relays Provide No Voltage Output
Please Note: Relays do NOT provide a voltage output. They provide a contact closure output, exactly like the terminals found on a light switch at your local hardware store. Wiring to a relay will be slightly different depending on the model controller you choose.
For wiring information see our Relay Logic page.
Notes:
Boot up time of a Taralist controller is less than 1 second. The CPU on the Taralist controller operates at 64 MHz and is capable of processing 2000 events in 17ms. Taralist controllers may be configured wirelessly or through the USB port using the NCD Configuration Utility. A computer may take control of a Taralist controller and control relays by sending only a few bytes of data (using Wireless or USB communications). The Taralist controller requires power at Midnight of each night for proper operation of the Backup buffer. A very small rechargeable Lithium battery is permanently soldered to the controller; the charge rate of this battery is programmable from the NCD Configuration utility. When connected to the USB port of your computer, the Taralist controller must have power to prevent excessive time drift. The Midnight Backup Buffer may be edited using the NCD Configuration Utility. Time schedule events cannot be processed without power, battery backup is used to keep time only.
Resources
Product Resources:
| NCD Base Station Software |
Base Station identifies the controller that is attached to your computer and provides a convenient graphical user interface for controlling and testing your NCD Device. |
| Taralist Quick Start Guide |
 Download the Taralist Quick Start Guide for Setup Instructions |
| Mechanical Drawing | Mechanical Drawing of this Controller |
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