Inveo LANTICK PE-0-8: Internet-Controlled Relay Module

Lantick PE-0-8 is an advanced module with 8 digital inputs, offering a wide range of control and monitoring capabilities via LAN network. This smart module is perfect for use in various sectors, providing precise measurement and control.

Key Information 

Benefits

• Versatility: The PE-0-8 module allows measurement and control of the state on 8 different digital inputs. This means you can monitor and control multiple aspects of your project or system.

• Remote Access: With the LAN network, you can track the status of inputs from anywhere. This means you can control your devices or processes, regardless of location.

• Protocol Diversity: The module supports various communication protocols, including HTTP, SNMP, Modbus TCP, and others, making it compatible with various systems and platforms.

• Smart Applications: Collaboration with the KNX protocol and M2M communication open doors to creating smart offices or homes, where all devices can communicate with each other.

• Simple Configuration: With tools provided by Inveo, configuring the PE-0-8 module is easy and intuitive. You can adapt the device to your needs without any problems.

• Indicator LEDs: The module is equipped with LED indicators that visualize the status of the device and inputs. This provides clear information about its operation.

• Monitoring and Data Logging: The Lantick Logger application allows monitoring, recording data in CSV format, and sending them via email. This means you can analyze data and take appropriate actions.

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Technical Specifications 

Power Supply

• 12-24VDC via a 3.5mm screw terminal,
• 12-24VDC Passive PoE via LAN connector,
• maximum power consumption 2.5W.

When using power from the screw terminal, set the blue switch to the “up” position to avoid damaging the switch or computer socket. When using Passive PoE power, the switch should be set to the “down” position.

Communication

• 1 Ethernet port 1x10Mbps.
• Inputs number of inputs: 8 input type: voltage NO, opto-isolated,
• input voltage: 10-24VDC,
• maximum counter value: 4,294,967,296,
• maximum input frequency: 1000Hz.

Communication Protocols

Advanced software allows for communication through:

• a built-in WWW page,
• KNX/IP protocol,
• HTTP protocol,
• Inveo Dashboard access service http://dash.inveo.com.pl,
• M2M, SNMP protocol, Modbus TCP protocol,
• Windows command line program,
• Linux command line program, Android phone/tablet.
• With such an extensive communication system, the device can be used in various fields. Additionally, the implemented KNX protocol and M2M communication with an output device like Lantick PE-8-0 allow for building an intelligent office or home.

Indicator LEDs

The device interface is equipped with LED indicators whose task is to visualize the active functions at any given time. The LEDs indicate:

module power (POWER), LAN connection status (ACT and LINK), the current state of each digital input (Inputs 1-8), loss of Modbus communication (SAFE), 1 to 1 connection or to dashboard server (REMOTE), active DHCP service (DHCP), normal operation mode (NORM), Bootloader mode (BOOT). The device enables the presentation of input and output states on a background chosen by the user, allowing for control of outputs and input monitoring on a graphically represented building.

In the “Downloads” table, the Lantick Logger application is available, enabling monitoring, recording in CSV format, and sending input states via email.

Device Configuration

Upon first startup, the device needs to be configured. The simplest method to configure Inveo devices is to use the Discoverer program. The program is available here. After installing and launching the application, all Inveo devices connected to the network will appear in the table. If the device is not found, select a different Interface or check the connection with the router.

If the device has the Enable Remote Config option turned off, manual change of settings is necessary by changing the IP address of the computer. Detailed instructions for configuring the device can be found in the user manual.