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The BLE-USB CR is a compact converter that bridges a USB host to a Bluetooth low energy piconet. It suits engineers who need a USB-attached BLE radio without an external power supply or antenna, as the unit is USB socket powered and uses a 1.0 dBi chip antenna.The module offers two transmission modes. In advertisement mode it operates as broadcaster or observer, while in connection mode it can act as central or peripheral. Connection parameters such as RF power level, broadcast parameters and the number of slaves are set through AT commands, and the supplied Windows utility allows configuration and testing over USB. A slave security mechanism causes the device to ignore connection requests from illegal masters.The manufacturer lists this ordering variant for Asia only. Please check the intended deployment region before specifying the unit for European projects.ApplicationsWireless USB-to-Bluetooth LE links for Windows PCsConnecting Bluetooth LE devices to WinPAC and LinPAC controllers

Single-headed IR emitter cable (with adhesive pad, Ø 3 mm IRED, 2.5 m).

Single-headed IR emitter cable (with adhesive pad, Ø 5 mm IRED, 2.5 m).

Dual-headed IR emitter cable (with adhesive pad, Ø 3 mm IRED, 2.5 m).

Dual-headed IR emitter cable (with adhesive pad, Ø 5 mm IRED, 2.5 m).

GAM-100 CR is a Bluetooth Low Energy (Bluetooth 4.0) gauge master that connects Mitutoyo gauges via their SPC interface. A smartphone or tablet can then receive measurement data wirelessly through the unit, without a cable run to the gauge.The unit has a built-in micro USB rechargeable Li-ion battery, rated at 100 hours at a 10 Hz transmission rate. Transmission rates of 1, 2, 5 and 10 Hz are selected in the Android app, which is also used for gauge data acquisition and configuration. Measurements can be logged with the trigger button or a 3.5 mm foot switch, in single or continuous trigger mode.Data can be kept in local memory on the mobile device or uploaded to a remote MySQL server. Status is shown by LEDs for battery, RF link and charging.ApplicationsWireless dimensional measurement with Mitutoyo gaugesLogging gauge measurements to a mobile deviceUploading measurement data to a remote MySQL serverQuality control and statistical process control data collection

The GPS-721 CR is a DIN-rail GPS receiver module for remote positioning and timing. It tracks 66 GPS channels and outputs NMEA 0183 v3.01 data at 9600 bps, while its RS-485 port works with the DCON protocol and its RS-232 port can use either NMEA or DCON. This lets it sit on a serial network or feed a single host directly.Beyond position data, the module provides a 1 PPS output, with a default 100 ms pulse each second, for precise timekeeping and time measurement. It also includes one non-isolated open-collector digital output (sink type), so the PPS function can serve as a time synchronisation source alongside the serial interfaces. Status LEDs show power and communication along with three GPS indicators.The unit accepts 10 to 30 VDC with reverse polarity protection and operates from -25 to +75 °C. The ordering code includes a 5 m GPS antenna (ANT-115-03). Per the source listing, this ordering code is marked Asia only, and the module carries FCC, RoHS and WEEE certification marks.ApplicationsAutomotive navigationPersonal positioning and navigationMarine navigationSatellite time correctionPrecise timekeeping and time measurement

The GPS-721-MRTU is a remote GPS receiver module that delivers position data over RS-232 or RS-485 using NMEA 0183, DCON or Modbus RTU. Its 66-channel tracking and MediaTek chipset suit engineers who need reliable positioning data inside a compact DIN-rail enclosure.Timing and I/O: A 100 ms PPS pulse per second output supports precise timekeeping and time measurement, and the PPS function can be combined with another source for time synchronisation. A single open-collector digital output is also provided for general-purpose switching.The module accepts a 10 to 30 VDC non-regulated supply with reverse polarity protection and operates from -25 to +75 °C. A 5 m GPS antenna (ANT-115-03) is included with this ordering code.ApplicationsAutomotive navigationPersonal positioning and navigationMarine navigationSatellite time correctionPrecise timekeeping and time measurement

The GPS-721U-MRTU CR is a GPS/GLONASS receiver module built around a u-blox solution. It reports position over RS-232 or RS-485 using NMEA 0183, DCON or Modbus RTU, so it can feed a host controller, PLC or SCADA system without a separate protocol converter.Beyond positioning, the module adds a digital output and a pulse-per-second (PPS) signal. The default PPS output is a 100 ms pulse each second, which can be used for precise timekeeping, time measurement and as a time synchronisation source. The GNSS system selection is made in DCON Utility Pro, with a power cycle required for the change to take effect.This ordering code includes a 5 m GPS antenna (ANT-115-03-02). Status LEDs show power and communication activity as well as GNSS status, and the module runs from a non-regulated +10 to +30 VDC supply over an operating range of -25 to +75 °C.ApplicationsAutomotive navigationPersonal positioning and navigationMarine navigationSatellite time correctionPrecise timekeeping and time measurement

The GPS-721U-MRTU-UTA is a compact GPS/GLONASS receiver module for engineers who need satellite position and time data delivered over serial links. Position data is output in NMEA 0183 format, while the RS-232 and RS-485 ports can also be configured for DCON or Modbus RTU, so the module can be integrated into existing control architectures without a protocol converter.Beyond position reporting, the module provides a dedicated 1 PPS output that emits a 100 ms pulse every second by default. This makes it suitable for time synchronisation and time measurement tasks, and the PPS function can be combined with another time source. A separate digital output channel is also fitted, giving additional discrete signalling alongside the GNSS data.The -UTA variant is intended for applications with a -40 ℃ requirement and operates from -40 ~ +75°C. The module is supplied with a 5 m GPS antenna (ANT-115-03-02). Use DCON Utility Pro to select the GNSS system; changes take effect after the module is powered off and on again.ApplicationsAutomotive navigationPersonal positioning and navigationMarine navigationSatellite time correctionPrecise timekeeping and time measurement

GRP-540M-NB is an NB-IoT gateway that bridges an Ethernet network and three serial ports to a cellular NB-IoT link. It suits M2M designs that need to pass remote I/O or Modbus data to a central site without a fixed wired connection, and it adds GPS positioning with 32-channel All-In-View tracking.Supporting Modbus RTU and Modbus TCP as well as MQTT, the gateway can connect to an NB-DA Server or an MQTT Broker. From the remote control centre, the devices attached to the GRP-540M-NB can then be monitored and controlled. A micro SD card slot and a real-time clock support local storage and time-stamping.The metal casing is rated for an operating range of -25 ~ +75 °C and is designed for harsh industrial environments. It mounts on DIN-rail or by screws. The source lists this ordering code as available for Asia only, so confirm availability before ordering for European projects.ApplicationsNB-IoT gateway for M2M applicationsRemote I/O and Modbus data collection over NB-IoTData collection and remote control with NB-DA ServerData collection and remote control with MQTT Broker

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I-8211W-G is a GPS/GLONASS receiver module that gives a LinPAC controller a precise time reference from satellite signals. Once fitted, the controller can take its time from the satellites rather than relying on its real-time clock alone, which keeps timestamps accurate over time.The module plugs into any slot of the LinPAC (LX-8x31 and LP-8x21 series). The controller launches the application automatically and acquires GPS or GLONASS time, bringing the time error under 1 ms. The module is preset to GPS, and the LinPAC settings can be changed to use GLONASS instead. Satellite support also includes SBAS (WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS).Suited to satellite time correction and precise timekeeping or time measurement on LinPAC systemsApplicationsSatellite time correctionPrecise timekeeping and time measurement

The I-87211W-G CR adds GPS positioning and precise timing to ICP DAS PACs and remote I/O expansion units. It tracks 32 GPS channels and outputs position data in NMEA 0183 v3.01 format at 9600 bps over an RS-232 port, which can also be set to DCON protocol.Beyond the GPS receiver, the module provides a PPS output for timekeeping and time measurement, and two extra digital outputs for general-purpose switching. The PPS signal is delivered as a 100 ms pulse each second by default and can serve as a time synchronisation source alongside other timing inputs in the system.Mounts on DIN rail with a 5 m GPS antenna (ANT-115-03) included in this ordering codeGray cover variant (CR); the product page lists RoHS and WEEE complianceApplicationsAutomotive navigationPersonal positioning and navigationMarine navigationSatellite time correctionPrecise timekeeping and time measurement

IR-210 CR learns the infrared remote commands of a wide range of electronic devices and stores them in the module or in a file. Its six IR outputs can drive several devices individually or at the same time, making it a practical replacement for handheld remotes in automated systems.Control is handled over RS-232 or RS-485. The module acts as a Modbus RTU slave, so it can be added to a PAC, PLC or PC acting as Modbus master. DCON ASCII string commands are also supported. A configuration utility and a PC API library cover learning, testing and storage of IR commands.This order includes two CA-IR-SH2251 IR emitter cables. Their remote control range is 80% of that of the CA-IR-SH2251-5 cable, so check the required distance before selecting this variant.ApplicationsHome entertainment devicesVideo conferencing systemsSurveillance systemse-Classroom servicesLighting scenario controlHome and building automationICP DAS PAC IR remote applications

IR-210-5 CR is a universal infrared learning module that captures IR remote commands from a wide range of consumer and AV equipment, stores them in the module, and replays them on demand. Its six independent IR outputs allow one device to control several targets at once or each output to drive a different device.The module is designed for integration into automated systems. It accepts Modbus RTU commands and DCON ASCII strings over RS-232 or RS-485, so a PLC, PAC or PC can trigger IR commands directly. A PC API library is available for custom software, and the supplied utility handles learning, testing and storage of commands.Suited to smart home and building automation projects where legacy IR remotes need to be replaced by controller logic.Delivered with two CA-IR-SH2251-5 emitter cables for connecting to target equipment.ApplicationsHome entertainment controlVideo conferencing systemsSurveillance systemse-classroom servicesLighting scene controlHome and building automationIR remote control from ICP DAS PAC systems

IR-310-RM is a 10-channel high power relay module for switching mains-powered appliances and loads. It offers four 10 A channels and six 5 A channels, each Form C (SPDT) with NO and NC terminals and its own protection circuit. Relays can be operated independently or in sequence, either over RS-232/RS-485 using Modbus RTU as a slave, or with an infrared remote control.Up to five interlocked relay pairs can be configured, which suits reversing or directional switching such as CW/CCW motor control. Power-on relay values and power failure memory allow the module to restore a defined state after a supply interruption.The IR-310-RM CR is supplied with 64 custom IR commands and 32 built-in IR commands for relay control, and is designed for manual or automatic power switching, lighting scenarios and energy conservation.Applicationse-Classroom serviceLighting scenario controlHome and building automationManual and automatic power switchingEnergy conservationInterlocked switching, e.g. CW/CCW motor control

IR-712-MTCP learns infrared remote commands from a wide range of consumer and AV equipment, stores them in the module or exports them to a file, and then transmits them on demand. Its two IR outputs can drive separate devices one at a time or several at once, which makes it a practical way to bring non-networked remote-controlled equipment into a networked control system.Control is handled over Ethernet. The module acts as a Modbus TCP/UDP server, so PACs, PLCs and PC-based clients can trigger stored commands directly. An ASCII string command set over DCON (TCP/UDP) is also available for emitting IR signals. Configuration, learning, testing and command storage are carried out with the supplied IR utility.This ordering code includes two CA-IR-SH2251 emitter cables for the IR outputs. The module is intended for DIN-rail installation and is suited to smart home, building automation and AV installations where IR control needs to be integrated with a higher-level system.ApplicationsHome Entertainment DevicesVideo Conferencing SystemSurveillance Systeme-Classroom serviceLighting Scenario ControlHome and Building Automation

IR-712-MTCP-5 CR learns infrared remote commands from a wide range of electronic devices and stores them in the module or in a file for later reuse. Its two IR output channels can drive devices individually or simultaneously, making it a practical replacement for conventional IR remote controls in multi-device setups.The Ethernet interface acts as a Modbus TCP/UDP server and also accepts DCON ASCII string commands over TCP/UDP. A Modbus client such as a PAC, PLC or PC can therefore trigger IR commands directly, which simplifies integration into control systems.The supplied IR utility is used to configure the module, learn commands, test them and manage stored command libraries. This order includes two CA-IR-SH2251-5 emitter cables, whose remote control range is 125% of that of the CA-IR-SH2251 cable.ApplicationsHome entertainment devicesVideo conferencing systemsSurveillance systemse-Classroom servicesLighting scenario controlHome and building automation

The IR-712A learns IR remote commands from a wide range of electronic equipment and replays them on demand, so an engineer can replace handheld remotes with a device that a control system can drive. Learned commands can be held in the module or saved to a file for reuse.Two IR output channels allow individual or simultaneous control of several devices. Commands are issued over RS-232 or RS-485 using Modbus RTU Slave or the DCON ASCII string command set, which makes the module straightforward to add to a Modbus master such as a PAC, PLC or PC.A bundled software utility covers configuration, learning, testing and storage of IR commands, and an API library is available for PC program development. This ordering code includes 2x CA-IR-SH2251 IR emitter cables.ApplicationsHome entertainment devicesVideo conferencing systemsSurveillance systemse-Classroom servicesLighting scenario controlHome and building automationICP DAS PC with the IR remote application

IR-712A-5 is a universal IR learning module that captures the remote control commands of a wide range of electronic devices and replays them through two IR output channels. Each channel can drive a device on its own, or both can be triggered together, which suits multi-device control in rooms and building installations.Learned commands can be stored in the module or saved to a file. The module connects to a Modbus master such as a PAC, PLC or PC over RS-232 or RS-485, and also accepts DCON ASCII string commands. The bundled software utility and PC API library cover configuration, learning, testing and storage of IR commands.The module mounts on DIN-rail and operates from -25 ~ +75 °C. The two CA-IR-SH2251-5 emitter cables supplied give a remote control range of 125% of the standard CA-IR-SH2251 cable.ApplicationsHome Entertainment DevicesVideo Conferencing SystemSurveillance Systeme-Classroom serviceLighting Scenario ControlHome and Building AutomationICP DAS PAC with the IR Remote Application

IR-712P-MTCP is a PoE-powered IR learning module that records IR remote commands from a wide range of electronic devices, stores them in the module or saves them to a file, and replays them on demand. It has two IR output channels that can drive devices individually or simultaneously, with capacity for 512 IR commands.Control is through a 10/100 Base-TX Ethernet port using Modbus TCP/UDP or an ASCII string command set over DCON (TCP/UDP). This makes it straightforward to integrate with Modbus clients such as PACs, PLCs and PCs, so existing control systems can trigger IR devices without dedicated remote controls. The accompanying IR utility covers configuration, learning, testing and storage of commands.Two CA-IR-SH2251 IR emitter cables are included with the ordering code. The module suits smart home and building automation projects where IR control of AV, lighting or other equipment needs to be networked.ApplicationsHome entertainment devicesVideo conferencing systemsSurveillance systemse-Classroom servicesLighting scenario controlHome and building automation

The IR-712P-MTCP-5 learns infrared remote commands from a wide range of electronic devices, stores them in the module or exports them to a file, and replays them on demand. Its two IR output channels can drive devices individually or simultaneously, which suits setups with several targets to control.Control is through its Ethernet interface, which runs a Modbus TCP/UDP server and also accepts DCON ASCII string commands over TCP/UDP. The module can therefore be integrated with Modbus clients such as PACs, PLCs and PCs, and it can take the place of conventional IR remote controls in automated systems.Powered over Ethernet (IEEE 802.3af, Class 1) and mounted on DIN-rail, it is aimed at smart home and building automation projects. The package includes two CA-IR-SH2251-5 IR emitter cables, and the supplied cables give a remote control range of 125% of the CA-IR-SH2251.ApplicationsHome Entertainment DevicesVideo Conferencing SystemSurveillance Systeme-Classroom serviceLighting Scenario ControlHome and Building Automation

Serial to Bluetooth LE bridge for RS-232, RS-422 and RS-485 networks. The tBLE-720 CR lets a serial device join a Bluetooth LE piconet without running cable. It converts data from RS-232, RS-422 or RS-485 into Bluetooth LE, and the link can be made to a second tBLE-720 or to a smartphone, tablet or notebook.The module offers two transmission modes. In advertisement mode it operates as broadcaster or observer, and in connection mode as central or peripheral. A DIP switch selects the transmission mode and role, and a rotary switch sets the baud rate. Connection and broadcast parameters can be adjusted with AT commands, and a Windows GUI configuration utility is available for setup and testing over the serial interface. A slave security mechanism causes the slave to ignore connection requests from illegal masters.Status and RF link LEDs assist with troubleshooting. The unit is DIN-rail mounted with a plastic housing and operates from +10 ~ +30 VDC over the range -25 ~ +75 °C. The manufacturer marks this model as Asia only.ApplicationsWireless extension of RS-232, RS-422 or RS-485 serial networksBluetooth LE links between serial devices and smartphones, tablets or notebooks