| 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. |
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Learn how computer controlled relays communicate and control

Learn the basics of wireless communications and find the right wireless controller for your application

Learn about Induction Suppression and how to counter it using Capacitors

Learn about Analog to Digital Conversion and its uses

Learn how to find the Com Port that your Device is using

Learn about the Expansion Options available to use with our controllers

Test of the range of our Wireless Communication Options

Test of the range of our XSC Wireless Communication Options
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| ZB ZigBee 32-Channel 8-Bit/12-Bit Analog to Digital Converter + XR Expansion Port | |
| Stock#: ZAD1232PROXR_ZBMESH | |
| 1-9 | $268.00 |
| ZB ZigBee 48-Channel 8-Bit/12-Bit Analog to Digital Converter + XR Expansion Port | |
| Stock#: ZAD1248PROXR_ZBMESH | |
| 1-9 | $377.00 |
Analog to Digital Conversion allows
you to Read Voltage Levels from 0-5VDC.
XR expansion port Allows you to Control
up to 256 External Relays:
Read and Control with the Same Board!
This Analog to Digital Converter allows you to read voltage levels from 0-5 volts using 8-bit or 12-bit resolution. This is particularly useful for reading temperature sensors (one temperature sensor is built into the board, shared with analog input number 8). A/D Inputs are also useful for reading light level sensors, thermocouples, switch closures, or just about any other kind of sensor you can think of. Built-In Pull-Up/Down Resistors keep the inputs quiet.
The latest Buzz in Wireless Technology is ZB ZigBee. ZB ZigBee is a great way to communicate data throughout buildings (or even across town) because it uses all the devices in the area to make sure your data arrives at its intended destination. ZB ZigBee automatically hops your data all over the ZB ZigBee Mesh Network, transparently forwarding your data to its intended destination. The beauty of ZB ZigBee is that you don't have to do anything except tell it where you want your data to go. The ZB ZigBee Mesh Network handles everything else for you. We have created a page dedicated to helping ZB ZigBee Mesh Network users understand this technology. So if you are a first time user of ZB ZigBee and you are looking for a great place to get started, see our article!
By combining the power of ZB ZigBee Mesh Networking with our ProXR series relay controllers, you can take advantage of our powerful ProXR command set for data collection and control, in combination with many wireless ZB ZigBee Mesh Networking features. ZB mesh is a perfect integration of good speed and excellent reliability, and for the first time, you can now improve data reliability by adding routers between the computer and far away devices.
Here is a quick rundown of what you should expect from ZB ZigBee Mesh Network:
Plug a ZB ZigBee Coordinator into the USB Port of your computer. The Coordinator will be used to communicated to your wireless ZB ZigBee Mesh Network. The Coordinator will mount as a COM port on your PC. Open the COM port and start sending data to the Coordinator. The Coordinator will forward your data to any or all devices on the ZB ZigBee Mesh Network.
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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, Bluetooth, Fiber Optic, Wireless ZigBee/Mesh, 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. Detailed information about the ProXR command set can be found in the ProXR Manual.
Building a solid foundation for future hardware is what ProXR is all about. We have worked hard to modularize the ProXR firmware in such a way that it can support growth of features without sacrificing backward compatibility. Most controllers produced from 2007 onward will support our ProXR command set. These controllers will also include a XR Expansion Port, allowing you to add relays to any controller you choose. So if your needs for computer control increase, our controllers will be ready for your growth.
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.
ZB ZigBee 16-Channel 8-Bit/12-Bit Analog to Digital Converter + XR Expansion Port | |
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