Serial Port I/O Relay
Board - Kit or Fully Assembled & Tested
You can program and control
this relay board via a PC Serial Port. Simply
connect a serial cable from your computer to the connector on relay
board. There are 8 relays each capable of switching 250V/12A
switched by using Dinkle connectors (250V rated).
There are also 4 optically isolated inputs that can be used for feed
back. We provide Windows 9x/2000/ME/XP software download to control the
unit. The kit is a boon to the Science Fair project, laboratory
experimenter and so on. Uses serial port so it can be located over 100 yards from the PC.
Need more inputs and outputs? Join two CK1610's
together with the CK1610 Upgrade Kit.
Follow this link
to some free software for the CK1610 board (also known as K108) -
developed by John Gray -
free software.
Specifications:
- L: 5-1/2" W: 4-1/2" H: 1-1/2"
- Requires external
9-12 volt dc @ 500mA power supply
(Need a Power Supply?)
- Draws about 20mA in idle state
- 8 Relay Outputs, relay ratings: 24VDC@15A, 120VAC@15A,
250VAC@10A
(more info on
how relays work)
- 4 Optically Isolated Inputs
- Programmed via any terminal program and simple
text commands
- Complete instructions included
See
CK1610.pdf for complete
details, including schematic and theory of operation. Requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader available at
www.adobe.com
for FREE!
Windows software 9x/2000/ME/XP, Dos Software also
included Download
CK1610Software.zip
This unit can be used with ANY computer and operating system. It can
be controlled via a terminal emulator program such as HyperTerminal. Or,
click her for a free Terminal program
See Radio
Frequency data link kit K173 AND K174 to
connect your PC to the CK1610
Also See:
CK1601 - Parallel Port Relay
Board
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