ICP Electronics Australia provides the industry with its ICP DAS IR-712P-MTCP.
This device is designed to learn and store up to 512 infrared commands from electronic devices, making it a versatile tool for controlling a wide array of smart meeting rooms and surveillance systems, among others.
Equipped with two IR output channels and one IR learning input, the IR-712P-MTCP supports IR remote control carrier frequencies ranging from 33 kHz to 56 kHz, ensuring compatibility with most IR-controlled devices. Its support for Ethernet interface and PoE power supply (IEEE 802.3af, Class 1) simplifies installation and operation, eliminating the need for additional power sources and reducing cable clutter.
Notably, the IR-712P-MTCP employs the Modbus TCP/UDP communication protocol, enabling seamless integration with Modbus master station equipment like PACs, PLCs, and PCs. Included with the module are two CA-IR-SH2251 IR transmitter cables, extending its reach and efficacy in controlling devices. This product is not only compliant with RoHS WEEE standards, ensuring its environmental friendliness, but also revolutionizes remote control by offering an all-encompassing solution for managing and automating electronic devices in a variety of settings.
Key features:
- 2 IR output channels.
- 1 IR learning input
- IR command capacity: 512
- Supports IR carrier frequencies: 33, 36, 37, 38, 40 and 56 kHz.
- Supports Ethernet interface.
- Support PoE power supply (IEEE 802.3af, Class 1)
- Supports Modbus TCP/UDP protocol to emit IR commands.
- Provides ASCII String Command (DCON over TCP/UDP) to emit IR signal.
- Includes 2x CA-IR-SH2251 IR emitter cables.
- (Remote control range: CA-IR-SH2251 is 80 per cent of CA-IR-SH2251-5).