Ethernet Input Output Controller Product Manual

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OVERVIEW

The Ethernet Input Output Controller (EIOC) is an addition to the Ethernet suite of

devices for use on the AC2000 system. Connecting to the nearest network point the

EIOC provides a ﬂexible means to monitor and control an array of equipment.

The EIOC features 16 analogue inputs and 8 digital outputs. The 16 analogue inputs

can be cross-mapped to one or many of the outputs upon activation / deactivation.

The 8 digital outputs are a combination of 4 NO/NC relay contacts and 4 open collector

switches that can all be controlled by the EIOC. The outputs can be used to control

solid-state relays, which in turn can control all kinds of equipment including Intruder

panels, PIR detectors, or switching on/off heating and lighting.

Additionally inputs on the EIOC can be used to activate a Broadcast Zone on the

AC2000 system which can be conﬁgured to activate an output on a different EIOC or

CEM reader located anywhere on the network.

EIOC

• Ethernetconnectivitytohost

• 16Inputs(2or4state)

• 8Outputs(4RelayNO/NCand

4 Open Collector)

• Outputscanbemappedto

single or multiple inputs on

the same controller or across

the network

• Dedicatedtamperinput

• Designedforeaseof

installation and maintenance

using 2 part connectors

throughout

• Backupbatteryconnectionfor

emergency power (optional)

FEATURES

EIOC

Ethernet Input Output Controller

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EIOC Ethernet Input Output Controller FEATURES OVERVIEW • Ethernet connectivity to host The Ethernet Input Output Controller (EIOC) is an addition to the Ethernet suite of devices for use on the AC2000 system. Connecting to the nearest network point the EIOC provides a flexible means to monitor and control an array of equipment. The EIOC features 16 analogue inputs and 8 digital outputs. The 16 analogue inputs can be cross-mapped to one or many of the outputs upon activation / deactivation.
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CEM/B/047 Product Highlights Alarms The EIOC will send the normal input state change alarms. In addition to this unit tamper, mains failure and mains restored alarms will also be sent to host controller. Offline operation When offline the EIOC will operate as normal using the last configuration it received. If there has been no configuration received it will operate using the default configuration. The EIOC does not store any offline alarms.