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Product: |
USB+RS232 I/O Controller |
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PIC-113 |
Doc: |
PIC-113.pdf |
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PIC-113 USB Driver (Win8, Win7, Vista, WinXP sp3)
Note:
For Win8 user, you may need to disable the digital signature
enforcement by Win8, in order to install this driver successfully. |
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Description
This
is a I/O controller which allows you to control on/off, or
control/drive external hardware devices. It has inputs which allow
interface to sensors or a simple contact switch. Command can be sent
via the USB (virtual com port) or RS232 port by opening a communication
port through your software. Communication stream can be opened using
the standard library from the typical C#, C++, Visual Basic, Java,
etc... programming language.
Features
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Control I/O (input/output) using USB or RS232 communication port.
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2x
Input and 2x Output port (can be customized for up to 4x input or
output). Input are opto-coupled for protection. Output using miniture
relay as dry contact.
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LED indicators.
- Low power 5V operation.
- Enclosure (available separately)
- Pluggable screw terminal interface to ease installation and maintenance work.
- Use Java, Visual Basic/C++/C#. Source code examples are available for download.
I/O interface wiring guide
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Input port interface to push switched, reed switch, sensor switch, NPN & PNP sensors.
The part number PIC-113-P comes with PNP input version, while PIC-113-N is a NPN version. |
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Output port interface to low current devices. LED indicators, small motor, barrier and door control system.
The
output port is a switch (dry contact) which can be used to switch the
power directly to the load (LED, small DC motor). The output is able to
drive output up to 300Vdc 0.5A. Any voltage or current greater than
that may damage the output port.
The
output being a contact switch (dry contact) can also be connected
directly to the input of another control system. Most control system
have input that is able to accept switch or dry contact.
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Output port interface to high current devices. Magnetic door lock, Door strike, DC motor, solonoid valve, solonoid.
It
is also possible to drive high current devices, by using a small relay
or a transistor. The relay or transistor will be activated by the
output port, and switch on a larger current to drive the high current
DC devices like motor, magnetic lock, solonoid, etc... |
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Output port interface to high voltage devices. AC fan, AC motor, Lamp, Iron, Heater.
It
is also possible to drive high voltage Vac appliances, by using a
higher rated relay or through the product PIC-117 mini AC relay switch.
PIC-117
is a non-mechanical relay AC switch. The relay is more robust compare
to he mechanical version. It uses less energy and can be activated by a
digital input as low as 3.3V.
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Communication Interface
The
device has a RS232 port and can be interface to devices like Computer,
PC104, iPhone, Arduino or other controllers. The connection allows the
I/O to be controlled. |
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We
are able to customised the device for up to 4x input, 4x output. Analog
input, PWM output can also be customised to your need. Propietary RS232
protocol can also be implemented through the RS232 port. For ethernet
version, please refer to our other product PIC-112 Ethernet I/O controller.
Product that uses PIC-113 (Control Vac Power Socket using USB port.)
| USB-VAC-PWR
allow
a computer to control the power to from a 230/110Vac power socket to
appliances. The control command will be communicate via a virtual
serial communication port. For Setup and Command, you can refer to the documentation for PIC-113.
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| For control vias network ethernet socket, please contact us for your customisation requirements. |
Java Software Example
Java example to control PIC-113 USB+RS232 I/O controller.
pic113java.zip (Please read the "readme.txt" file located at the root of the project folder)
Visual Basic Software Example
---not available yet---
Visual C# Software Example
---not available yet---
Visual C++ Software Example
---not available yet---
RS232 Test Tool for PIC-113
Hyperterminal Program
Docklight RS232 Program
PIC-113 test file for Docklight
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