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Remote
Digital I/O Module
The CyMOD 4058C module is a complete
remote digital I/O package that supports a total of 28 channels of
digital I/O (24 input/output and 4 input). When connected to a host
PC, the module provides a powerful and versatile remote data acquisition
solution, up to 4000 feet from a PC.

The module has features designed to ensure
the safety and accuracy of data, including a watchdog supervisory
circuit that will automatically reset the module if it stops responding.
A unique electro-conductive spray on the inside of the moduleýs ABS
housing helps to reduce RFI (radio frequency interference) and EMI
(electromagnetic interference) noise. An additional water-resistant
EPCB coating on the surface of the internal circuit-board components
helps ensure reliable operation in harsh environments. The module
includes everything necessary for wall, DIN-rail, or piggyback mounting.
Full software support for Windows 3.x/95/98/NT is available.
The module has a high-density 50-pin
connector for 24 of the I/O lines. The CM 4058C package includes a
3-foot shielded cable and a TPB DIN50S terminal panel to simplify
wiring. Both the CM 4058 module and the TPB DIN50S barrier strip terminal
panel can be mounted onto a DIN-rail to create an organized and easily
maintainable system.
The CyMOD series is designed to be completely
hardware and software compatible with the industry-standard ADAM 4000
series, so CyMOD units can be seamlessly integrated into an existing
remote I/O network. CyMOD modules can handle data transfers at speeds
up to 38.4 Kbps and as many as 128 modules can be networked on a single
system (4,000 feet max. 256-modules/8,000 feet max. using a repeater).
CyberResearch, Inc.
(203) 483-8815
Fax: (203) 463-9024
www.cyberresearch.com
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