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remote I/O

Ethernet I/O

Perle’s Ethernet I/O technology (IOLAN DS I/O and IOLAN SDS I/O Device Servers) enables access and control of remote digital I/O, analog I/O, relays and temperature sensors as well as connections of remote serial equipment on any IP network. The IOLAN DS I/O has the ability to monitor environmental alarms, intrusion detection, relay contact closures and equipment failure.

 
  • IOLAN DS I/O Device Server
  • Universal Digital I/O, Analog input, RTD/Thermocouple temperature sensor input and EIA/RS-232/422/485 offers flexibility for a wide range of applications  
  • Dual processor architecture - 87 MIPS main processor along with a 16 MIP I/O co-processor for the best performance on the market
  • Models with AES or 3DES encryption are also available

 

Datasheet IOLAN SDS I/O

Datasheet IOLAN DS I/O

Examples of Digital, Analog and Temperature I/O Devices for use with IOLAN I/O Device Server »»

 

Ethernet I/O

 
 

An IOLAN I/O Device Server is ideal for remote I/O management using common SCADA or OPC Servers using MODbus/TCP protocol as well as Network Management Systems ( NMS) utilizing SNMP. An IOLAN I/O Device Server is ideal for connecting COM/TTY based applications such as MODbus ASCII/RTU to remote I/O devices. Perle’s TruePort re-director provides COM port or fixed TTY connections across an IP network.

An Application Program Interface ( API ) is also available so that custom applications can be developed to access ethernet I/O distributed channels attached to remote IOLAN I/O Device Servers. Common serial applications such as Visual Basic can be used to send IOLAN API commands to remote IOLAN I/O Device Servers across an IP network.

Metal enclosure for wall mount or DIN rail mounting. Industrial grade unit protection is provided though optical isolation of I/O channels of 2000 Vrms, Ethernet isolation of 1500 Vrms, open/short detection logic on RTD/Thermocouple inputs and 15,000 volts electrostatic discharge protection across all serial pins.

The IOLAN SDS I/O Device Server addresses the need for connecting remote I/O and serial devices that operate in extreme temperatures –40C to +74C  (-40F to +165F) to an enterprise’s IP network.

 

  
   
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