10/100 Ethernet
Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n (optional)
Up to 24xSPDT relays
"Open collector"
0..10V analog
PWM and phase
RS485/232
For our sensors
Alarm (dry contact)
AC/DC Voltage/Current
Pulses from utility meters
Current transformers
RS485/232, Wiegand
TCP/IP + ARP/DHCP/ICMP/TFTP/DNS
Integrated WEB
MQTT (MQTTs)
SNMPv1
Modbus TCP
NTP/SNTP for real-time events
802.1q VLAN
I/O Automation
Macros
PING monitor
Real-time events
SPC Cloud
OpenHAB
HomeAssistant
Domoticz
Zabbix
Other...
With firmware v5.64, you can implement "access control" functions with NetControl models that have Wiegand inputs (eg NetControl 8R4NT2WG8A), where you can define up to 170 pcs. chip/card codes to run set macros.
In firmware v5.62, we have corrected the flaw in all time settings (pulse outputs, Sleep in macros) - the real time is practically less with the interval [-1s;0], i.e. if you set a time of 1s the actual will go from just over 0s to 1s. In order to avoid this drawback, we increased the resolution of the timers and now the accuracy of the set time is up to max. 100ms less (ie 1s would be practically 900 to 1000ms).
The firmware also has a patch in the TCP/IP stack, so we recommend upgrading to this version!
In the section "Application notes" we have added a new document - "Stuck network equipment restart", in which we consider one of the most frequently solved tasks with NetControl for automatically bringing routers, switches, etc. out of a blocked state.
We are glad to introduce a new model NetControl 8R4NT2WG8A in a DIN rail housing. The model has a "double-decker" configuration with an increased number of I/O terminals, alowing more and new interfaces.
It has:
- 4 inputs for NTC temperature sensors TNS10
- 8 relay outputes
- 2 Wiegand 26/34 inputs for MQTT transport
- 8 alarm (analog) inputs
- "Passive PoE In" - can be powered with (11-15)VDC through the free pairs of the UTP cable