Description
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Numato Lab’s 64 Channel USB Relay Module is a versatile product for controlling electrical and electronic devices remotely from a PC over a USB link. Ease of use and wider operating system compatibility are the primary goals behind this product’s design. Built-in USB to serial conversion allows the module to be used without any USB specific knowledge. This simplicity allows the use of off-the-shelf Terminal Emulation programs such as Hyper Terminal and PUTTY for controlling the module with a simple set of human-readable commands. For power users, this module can be controlled by writing programs in various programming languages.
Features
- 64 onboard SPDT Relays
- 8 TTL(3.3V) compatible GPIOs
- 6 Analog Input Channels that support 0V – 3.3V input scale with 10-Bit Resolution (multiplexed with digital IOs)
- USB interface with CDC support. As easy as using a serial port, no USB knowledge required.
Applications
- Home Automation
- Industrial Automation
- Lighting Control
- Garden Equipment Control
- Test Fixtures
- DIY and Hobby
Supporting Operating Systems
- Windows XP and later
- Linux
- Mac OS X
- or any other operating system that supports USB CDC devices.
Important shipping information! Due to the large size, this product can only be shipped with FedEx/UPS. If this product is added to the cart, please choose FedEx/UPS as the shipping method during checkout.
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