IA-3146-EA8-P
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TCP/IP Ethernet Relay Controller, 16 Relays, 16 Digital Inputs and 8 Analog Inputs
List of features
TCP/IP port
4-ch SPDT Relay
12 Channel SPST Relay
8 channel Analog Input
2 channel are Current/Voltage Selected
16 channel Isolated Digital Input
2 channel Event Counting option
Digital Filter on all Digital Inputs
Auto Report on input change
On board watchdog protection
High noise immunity
Din-Rail mounting ready
Description
The IA-3146-EA8-P is a TCP/IP port Multifunction Controller that includes Relays, Isolated Digital
Inputs, Analog Inputs, Event Counters, Digital Filter, Auto Report on input change facility and more.
The Analog Inputs are based on an accurate 12bit converting system that includes 3 unipolar
Voltage ranges and a standard 4-20mA Current range applicable on two channels.
The Digital Inputs are Optically Isolated with an optional internal power source. As such, they
support “Dry-Contact” and TTL inputs with a current input of 1.5mA. Externally powered option is
supported too, with a voltage range of +/-4 to +/-30VDC. The inputs are divided into two groups,
while each group may be set individually to internal or external power source.
The IA-3146-EA8-P includes two kinds of relays. 4 SPDT relays and 12 SPST relays. All N.O. contacts
are rated at 5Amp while the N.C. contacts are rated at 3Amp.
All relays are Voltage Protected by Voltage Suppressors placed across each N.O. contact, in order to
protect the relay contacts, to minimize the EMI/RFI switching noise and to significantly increase the
products life time.
The Event Counters inputs shares the last two Digital Inputs, offering the user a choice of Digital
Input Monitoring or Event Counting use.
Microsoft DOT.net Library, Open Source code examples and operation utilities are being attached to
each card, to simplify and shorten its software implementation time.
The IA-3146-EA8-P makes an excellent tool for Web monitoring and control of Factory Floor,
Machines, Environment control systems and Home control.
