8 Channel Web Relay
Solid State Relays with a Web Browser Interface
Web Relay at a Glance
- Internet or LAN Controlled Web Relays
- Supports Multiple Communication Methods Simultaneously
- Supports Direct Internet Access Without a Server
- No static IP Required
- Supports Direct Connection to SignalSwitch.com
- Includes Extensive Network Configuration Options
- Web-Browser Interface for ProXR, ProXR Lite, Reactor, Key Fob, MirX and Taralist Series Controllers
- Supports DHCP
- Supports Fixed IP Address
- Password Protection
Web Relay Device Types:
ProXR Web Relay
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Full Command Set, Built-In Timers and Expandable |
| Category Link: ProXR Web Relay Control | |
| ProXR Web Relay Controllers Enter the IP address of the device in any browser and you are talking to the controller and any attached Expansion Boards. ProXR refers to a set of standardized commands used for computer control when creating programs. Simply send a command to turn the relay on, send a different command to turn the relay off. | |
ProXR Lite Web Relay
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Full ProXR Command Set, Analog to Digital Conversion |
| Category Link: ProXR Lite Web Relay | |
| ProXR Lite Web Relay Controllers Enter the IP address of the device in any browser and you are talking to the controller. Full ProXR Command Set and A/D Inputs without the expandability of our full ProXR controller. | |
Web Relay MirX Pair
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Contact closure inputs on each controller activate the relays at the other controller. |
| Category Link: Web Relay MirX Controllers | |
| Each Web Relay MirX controller is equipped with contact closure inputs and outputs. The inputs on one controller activate the relays on the remote device using Ethernet communications. Since both devices are equipped with contact closure inputs and relays, each device targets and controls the remote device. Two controllers are included when you purchase a MirX pair. | |
Reactor Web Relay
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Reactor controllers trigger relays automatically based on inputs |
| Category Link: Reactor Web Relay Controllers | |
| Reactor Web Relay Controllers are configured using the included Reactor Configuration Utility. Once configured, the controller works without a computer connected, allowing analog inputs to trigger relays according to the configuration. The Reactor Relay was developed to address the needs of customers who need a controller capable of making intelligent decisions without a computer. | |
Key Fob Web Relay
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Reactor controllers trigger relays automatically based on key fob or inputs |
| Category Link: Key Fob Web Relay Control | |
| Reactor Web Relay Controllers are configured using the included Reactor Configuration Utility. Once configured, the controller works without a computer connected, allowing analog inputs to trigger relays according to the configuration. A key fob can also be used to trigger relays or override the analog input configuration. | |
Time Activated Web Relay
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Trigger Relays Based on a Time Schedule You Configure |
| Category Link: Time Activated Web Relay | |
| Time Activated Web Relay Controllers control relays based on a time schedule. Use your computer to setup the time schedule and store your schedule. Once stored, the controller 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. | |
Web Relay Control with .Net Framework
Pre-Programmed with our Open-Source ProXR Server Firmware
Incorporated in More Devices Types Than Any Other Manufacturer
If You're Looking to Control By Web Browser...This is the Place!
Web Relay Communications
Web Relay Communications are easy and effective and can be used to control or test your board from anywhere in the world without the need for custom programming. Our ZETH-NET modules give you the power to control electronics from anywhere in the world using built-in Internet Browser Based Interfaces and the flexibility to customize the open-source software for yourself.
You can Demo This Interface Now at http://www.signalswitch.com:8080/ and control a Live Board here in our office.
There are two different types of Web Relay Communications: LAN Access and Remote Internet Access via SignalSwitch.
LAN Access
First you will need to connect an Ethernet Cable that is hooked into your network to your device and THEN connect the power.
To connect to this device via LAN simply open the NCD Configuration Utility and find the IP Address in the menu that should pop up automatically (if you have multiple devices you'll need to match the MAC Addresses printed on the top of the Ethernet Modules to the IP Address to access that device).
Remote Internet Access
Remote Internet Access allows you to control your Relays from anywhere in the world. It is a little more complicated than LAN Access but not too much so.
Once that is done, open the NCD Configuration Utility and find the IP Address (if you have multiple devices you'll need to match the MAC Addresses printed on the top of the Ethernet Modules to the IP Address to access that device).
Once you have the IP Address put it into the URL/Address Bar at the top of your browser (once again Firefox and Internet Explorer are the suggested browsers) and hit enter.
Now if your ZETH-NET module is connected through a router you will need to set up your router for port forwarding to the ZETH-NET's IP Address. Port Forwarding will be different for each router so you may have to contact your router manufacturer for instructions.
Port 80 is the default port for http protocols and should only be changed if there is a reason. If you do change this setting make sure that you change it on the Device as well as the port forwarding settings on the router.We also recommend reserving the IP Address of your device on your router and using the current IP Address of the Device as its Fixed IP Address to prevent DHCP from changing your IP Address or assigning multiple devices the same IP Address.
Once that is done, go to link.signalswitch.com and enter the MAC Address (printed on the top of the ZETH-NET Module).
You should now have access to the device as if you were on the same LAN Network as it. Here's a breakdown of what each page does:
- Relays - Controls your Relays
- A/D - Monitors your A/D Inputs
- Console - Allows you to send any NCD Supported command to the device
- Network - View the MAC and IP Address of your Device
- Configure - Advanced Options
- Check Boxes at the top
- NCD Network Component - Allows or Disallows direct TCP/IP Communications through port 2101
- SignalSwitch.com - Allows or Disallows communications with SignalSwitch.com (needed for Remote Internet Access)
- Web Page - Allows or Disallows control of the Relays via browser
- Change Relay Labels
- Change A/D Labels
- Change Password
- Set Up Fixed IP Address (Recommended that you reserve this IP Address through your Router)
- Change the port Number that SignalSwitch.com will communicate to this device through (for advanced users)
- Check Boxes at the top
- Logout - Logs Out of the device
Wi-Fi Adapter Available
Make these Ethernet controllers 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.
Solid State Relays with a Web Browser Interface
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KLRSSR1x_ZETH-NET
- 1 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Key-Fob Series
- Learn More
KLRSSR2x_ZETH-NET
- 2 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Key-Fob Series
- Learn More
KLRSSR2x_ZETH-NET_MIX
- 2 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Key-Fob Series
- Learn More
KLRSSR4x_ZETH-NET
- 4 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Key-Fob Series
- Learn More
KLRSSR4x_ZETH-NET_MIX
- 4 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Key-Fob Series
- Learn More
KLRSSR8x_ZETH-NET
- 8 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Key-Fob Series
- Learn More
KLRSSR8x_ZETH-NET_MIX
- 8 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Key-Fob Series
- Learn More
LRSSR1x_ZETH-ME
- 1 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Ethernet Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR1x_ZETH-NET
- 1 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR2x_ZETH-ME
- 2 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Ethernet Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR2x_ZETH-ME_MIX
- 2 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Ethernet Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR2x_ZETH-NET
- 2 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR2x_ZETH-NET_MIX
- 2 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR4x_ZETH-ME
- 4 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Ethernet Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR4x_ZETH-ME_MIX
- 4 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Ethernet Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR4x_ZETH-NET
- 4 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR4x_ZETH-NET_MIX
- 4 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR8x_ZETH-ME
- 8 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Ethernet Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR8x_ZETH-ME_MIX
- 8 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Ethernet Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR8x_ZETH-NET
- 8 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
LRSSR8x_ZETH-NET_MIX
- 8 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- Reactor Series
- Learn More
SSR8xPL_ZETH-NET
- 8 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Web Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- ProXR-Lite Series
- Learn More
ZADSSR16xProXR_ZRS
- 16 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Serial Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- ProXR Series
- 8 A/D Inputs
- XR Expansion Port
- Learn More
ZADSSR16xProXR_ZRS_MIX
- 16 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Serial Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- ProXR Series
- 8 A/D Inputs
- XR Expansion Port
- Learn More
ZUXPSSR16xProXR_ZRS
- 16 Relays
- Optional Amp Solid-State
- Serial Communication
- Ideal Use: SS Switching
- ProXR Series
- XR and UXP Expansion Ports
- Learn More
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