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Analog input module ASM1-6
USBwireless4-channel

analog input module
analog input module
analog input module
analog input module
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Characteristics

Signal type
analog
Bus
USB, wireless
Number of inputs/outputs
4-channel

Description

Highlights • - 4-Channel 12-Bit Wireless 0-10V Input endNode with USB • - Each Analog Input Includes a Dedicated Non-Shared Ground Input • - For Use with Existing Sensors that Already Include a Power Solution • - Long Range Wireless Communications with 128-Bit AES Encryption • - USB Communications Interface with Virtual COM Port Access • - Dual 9-32V DC Power Interface with Power and RGB Status LEDs • - Long Range Wireless Communications up to 2 Miles at 900MHz • - 900MHz, 868MHz and 2.4GHz Wireless Options with Antenna • - Pluggable Connectors for Wireless 0-10V Input and Power • - Based on NCD endNode Wireless I²C Architecture o - I2C Expansion Port for Limitless Expansion Capabilities o - Expandable to Control NCD I2C Devices and Sensors o - ProXR Enterprise Command Set for I2C Relay Expansions Wireless 0-10V Inputs Introducing the world’s most powerful Wireless 0-10V input receiver. The ASM1-6 makes it easy to read industrial 0-10V sensors with an incredible 2-Mile wireless communication range using 128-Bit AES Encryption. Read industrial 0-10V pressure sensors, temperature sensors, flow meters, ultrasonic sensors, level sensors, force sensors, weight sensors, distance sensors, strain sensors, and much more with a 12-Bit Resolution. Use several ASM1-6 endNodes and talk to each endNode using secure wireless communications. Read wireless 0-10V inputs on the factory floor, as we have tested this wireless technology in factories in excess of 1 mile indoor line-of-sight with heavy industrial machines operating.
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