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FC-7P
– Defining FC-7P Ethernet Gateway − GPIO/Relay
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Defining FC-7P Ethernet Gateway
− GPIO/Relay
This section defines the
FC-7P
.
Figure 2: FC-7P
Ethernet Gateway − GPIO/Relay
Feature Function
Feature
1
LINK LED
Shows the Ethernet link is active
2
Activity LEDs
Ports 1 and 2, white
(upper) and blue
(lower)
Indicate the transmission (output) status of port 1 and port 2:
When the port is set as GPIO Digital Out, the white LED indicates that
IO-P1 is active and the blue LED indicates that IO-P2 is active.
When the port
is set as RELAY, the white LED indicates that Relay-
P1 is active and the blue LED indicates that Relay-P2 is active.
3
MODE DIP-switches
(Port 1 and Port 2)
Switch up (off) for GPIO, switch down (on) for relay
The default setting is port 1 GPIO (up) and port 2 relay (down)
4
ON LED
Lights green when the unit is on
5
Port 1 I/O 3-pin
Terminal Block
Port 1 terminal block port connects to two GPIO ports or two relays
6
Port 2 I/O 3-pin
Terminal Block
Port 2 terminal block port connects to two GPIO ports or two relays
7
RESET Button
Press and hold while cycling the device power to reset to factory
default parameters
8
ID
Press to broadcast ID message for auto-discovery of the device
9
LAN/POE RJ-45
Connector
Connects to a PoE source (Power over Ethernet) for powering and an
IP client or other controller, either directly or via a LAN
10
SERVICE Mini USB
Connector
Connects to a USB power source for powering and to a PC for a local
firmware upgrade
11
5V DC Connector
For extra power resiliency, connect to the optional 5V DC power
supply, center pin positive. Not needed when the device is supplied
power by PoE or a USB power source