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Revision as of 12:34, 26 June 2007
Features
- 8 inputs - programmable to normally open or closed.
- 18 outputs
- Provides connectors for 3 MRBD Multi-Relay Boards with drivers.
- Easy connection in mounting box (included)
- Easy programming of the unit from the AlphaPro programming tool for PC.
- Connects by RS485 or RS232 to the AlphaCom exchange.
- When using RS485, up to 10 units can be chained.
- With RS485 the maximum distance from the exchange is 1 km.
- Status LED on the board.
- Built-in error indication
- Power must be supplied locally if the RIO unit is mounted outside the exchange room.
Description
The Remote Input Output Unit (RIO) is a flexible way of connecting digital inputs/outputs to the AlphaCom exchange. The devices can operate on point to point connections (RS 232) or on a multidrop bus (RS 485)
Each RIO unit has 8 inputs and 18 outputs. The outputs are connected to the relayboard MRBD. Each MRBD has 6 relays. If all 18 outputs are used, 3 MRBD boards are required. The RIO and the MRBD are interconnected with a cable included with the MRBD. The RIOs can be mounted away from the exchange room, thus reducing cabling. If response time is critical (<2sec), as in audio control, the internal RCIs and RCOs in the exchange should be used.
The RIO is used for:
- Distribution of remote control outputs (RCOs) from the AlphaCom exchange such as door opening, video camera control, additional call indications etc.
- Connection of technical alarm inputs (RCIs). The alarm inputs can be signals coming from temperature control devices, fire panels, burglar alarms etc. The AlphaCom itself provides 6 RCI (2 in ACM) inputs, this can be increased to 140 RCIs by using the maximum number of RIOs.