The dS2832 is an Ethernet connected relay module featuring 32 channels of 16Amp 250Vac relays. Each relay has both normally open (NO) and normally closed (NC) as well as the common available on three terminals. 8 flexible I/O channels with a choice of VFC, NPN, or 12-bit analog input.
Devantech 8 channel, 16A Ethernet relay board allows simple relay automation or create Peer-to-Peer control in just a few clicks with powerful dScript programming language. Communications are USB for development, RJ45 for normal access.
Hardware
Serial ports - 1 x TTL level serial port, 1 x RS485 port.
Relays - 32 with up to 16Amp @24vdc or 250vac, screw Terminals for N/O N/C and Common contacts
I/O - 8 flexible channels, your choice of VFC input, NPN output or 12-bit analogue input.
Communication - USB for development, RJ45 Ethernet for normal access
Power - 12V DC jack 2.1mm (adaptor sold separately)
The dS2832 provides 32 volt free contact relay outputs with a current rating of up to 16Amp each, 8 flexible I/O's which can be analogue or digital and 1 serial port (3.3v level). The module is powered from a 12vdc supply which can be regulated or unregulated. The relays are SPCO (Single Pole Change Over) types. The normally open, normally closed and common pins are all available on the screw terminals.
LED indication
The dS2832 provides a red LED mounted immediately next to each relay to indicate whether it is in a powered state (LED on), there are also two LED's mounted in the Ethernet connector which will flash with Ethernet traffic. A row of three LEDs, Blue, Green and Red, are available for status indication. The Red LED lights when the module is in bootloader mode – this is when the IDE is uploading system firmware to the module. The Green LED lights the board begins running user programs. All three LEDs are available and can be controlled as digitalports 33-35.
The “FlashingLeds” example provides a colourful display showing how to use them.
There are also LEDs on the I/O lines. These indicate the I/O status in digital output and VFC input modes only.
Power supply
The dS2832 requires a 12v DC supply capable of supplying a minimum of 2A. This is most easily provided by a low cost mains adapter. A suitable universal adapter is available on our website and may be ordered along with the modules. Connection is via the 2.1mm DC jack socket. Positive on the center pin.
Operating temperature
-40C to +70C
Power relays
Four 16A volt free contact relays are provided for switching a common input between a normally closed output and a normally open output. The relay coil is powered by the 12vdc incoming supply on user command.
Connection examples
Example input - connecting a switch
Connecting a simple switch could not be easier, just wire the switch between a pin (P) and ground (0v). When the switch closes the input will become active. Make sure you use the 1 option in the digitalport declaration to enable the ports passive pull-up
Example output - connect a relay
You can connect your own 12V relays, the first coil pin of the relay is wired to the 12V supply terminals on the board, the other is wired to the output pin (P). When the output pin becomes active it is driven down to 0V ground, the relay will have 12V across the terminals and switch, so COM is connected to NO (Normally Open).
- Ethernet connected module, 10/100Mb auto negotiated
- Relays – 32 x 16Amp 250Vac C/O
- Simple configuration and setup from your web browser
- Optional AES encryption for totally secure control using binary tcp/ip mode
- Completely customize the module using the powerful dScript language
- Controlled graphically by secure webpage or optionally one of ASCII, Binary or Modbus command sets over TCP/IP
- Send email notifications on selected events
- Peer to Peer – Control relays on other modules
- Schedules – Able to schedule events based on time of day/week
- Counter/Timers – Count or time events. 10 counts/second Max
- Also available when optionally programming in dScript is a TTL level serial port and an RS485 serial port
- Add a TCP server to respond to incoming TCP requests with your own functions
- Include a TCP client and send packets of TCP data to other devices using your own protocol
1. Remote control of appliances and equipment: The DS2832 Relay Board can be used to control various types of electrical devices and appliances remotely, such as lights, fans, and HVAC systems.
2. Automation of industrial processes: The relay board can be used to automate industrial processes, such as controlling the flow of liquids, gases, and other materials through pipelines; enabling or disabling AC or DC motors for motion control; connecting and disconnecting systems from test equipment.
3. Control of motors and pumps: The relay board can be used to control motors and pumps in a wide range of applications, including industrial, agricultural, and marine.
4. Security and surveillance: The relay board can be used to control security cameras, alarms, and other security equipment, allowing for remote monitoring and control.
5. Lighting control: The relay board can be used to control the lighting in a building or other environment, including turning lights on and off, dimming, and controlling the color of LED lights.
6. Home automation: The relay board can be used to control various devices and appliances in a home, such as lights, fans, and HVAC systems, as part of a smart home system.
7. Robotics: The relay board can be used to control various components of a robot, such as motors, servos, and sensors.
8. Automotive applications: The relay board can be used to control various systems in a vehicle, such as lights, fans, and audio systems.
| Characteristics | ||
| Serial ports | 1 x TTL level serial port, 1 x RS485 port | |
| Relays | 32 with up to 16Amp @24vdc or 250vac | screw Terminals for N/O N/C, and Common contacts |
| I/O - 8 flexible channels | Your choice of VFC input, NPN output, or 12-bit analog input | |
| Communication | USB for development, RJ45 Ethernet for normal access | |
| Power | 12V DC jack 2.1mm (adaptor sold separately) | |
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