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Digital Channels - 8 Ports individually selectable as Inputs or Outputs

Inputs

User programmable counts positive or negative transitions up to 200Hz

NPN/PNP

Jumper selectable pull up for NPN, active low, type sensors and pull down

for PNP, active high, type sensors

Logic Level 0:

-0V to +1V

Logic Level 1:

+2V to +30V

Latched Inputs:

Triggered by user programmable positive or negative edges, stays true

until acknowledged

Outputs

Can be set to predetermined values on power on

Maximum output current

1 channel driven: Sinks up to 0.85 Amp max

Max combined load 4 Amps per BB device

Characteristic:

Open drain output, protected MosFET intelligent short circuit protection

up to 36V

Maximum output load

Voltage

30V

ESD Production

16kV

IO processing

Arduino processing real time signals

IO Protocols

Modbus TCP or DCON ASCII (over TCP or Virtual COM port)

IO protocols

WebSocket, ASCII

TCP, REST, ASCII

over Serial

Allow communication with the BB-400 to get and set values of IO lines over the local

network or from the device itself. This is different to protocols that send data up to

the cloud.

WebSocket

1.

Number of simultaneous connections

2.

Throughput

3.

Average response time

ASCII

1.

Number of connections per second

2.

Max number of commands per second

3.

Average response time

REST

1.

Number of connections per second

2.

Max number of commands per second

3.

Average response time

ASCII over Serial

1.

Commands per second

2.

Average response time

Cloud

Connectivity

Brainboxes are developing support for the following cloud platforms….

Amazon webservices, Azure, Google cloud platform, IBM Watson

Soon you will able to stream data to these services simply by entering your

credentials. You have the option to write and deploy your own connection to the

cloud platform of your choice.

The I/O lines run on an Arduino compatible microcontroller, giving you

access to the vast library of Arduino I/O functionality.