Quido_ETH_2/16 OC: Ethernet I/O module, 2 inputs, 16 outputs, OC, thermometer

Features of I/O module with transistor outputs

• Control and monitoring via Ethernet (10/100 Ethernet; standard computer LAN)
• Communication options: Web interface, e-mail, Spinel, MODBUS TCP, SNMP, HTTP GET, XML, TCP and UDP data connection
• Email alerts (port 25, email without SSL security).
• Also control from Windows programs QuidoFX a Wix
• 2 digital inputs for contact.
• 16 digital open collector outputs (output type NPN NO).
• 1 thermometer on a cable up to 15 meters long.
• Automatic response of the device to changes in the input state.
• Automatic response to temperature change.
• With counter function (counting changes on inputs).
• As an accessory it is possible to order an expansion the terminal board.
• Part of the delivery is lever for easy handling of terminal blocks.

Basic functions and block drawing of Quido ETH OC

Basic functions of the I/O module with OC outputs

• Reading the status of inputs
• Automatic sending of emails, HTTP GET or data packet about a change in inputs or temperature status
• Input pulse counting or input state change counting
• Output control
• Setting outputs for a specific time
• Temperature monitoring function - control of outputs according to the measured temperature.

Sample website from Quido ETH 8/8

It may come in handy

• See how easy it is control Quido via HTTP GET.
• You have electricity meter, water meter, etc. with pulse output? Connect it to Quid - instructions here.
• How to switch 230V with Quid? Take a look at instructions on how to switch higher voltages with Quid.
• Example of how to integrate Quido into intelligent wiring with Loxone.
• Does a machine contact in the warehouse trip a relay on the other side of the premises? You need transfer contact states or other two-state readings over a greater distance? Try over Ethernet with I/O modules Quido Duplex.
• Are you looking for a completely autonomous I/O module? Do you need to switch output 1 when input 3 and 4 are switched, etc.? Or do you set it to switch on only from 14:00 to 16:30? It can do all that I/O modules of the Teco series.