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dS2824 - 24 x 16A ethernet relay control through labview

Hi,

 

Has anyone controlled dS2824 - 24 x 16A ethernet relay through labview. If controlled please share me procedure with some examples.

Thanks in advance

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Is your boss willing to pay for provided code?

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You may have to program it yourself.  They have their own software but I assume you want to integrate it into LabVIEW.   Open a VISA Socket connection to the devices and write and/or Read commands using VISA Write and VISA Read.

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The manual seems pretty clear on how to set up the device and the commands to write to it.  Personally, I would set it up to use the ASCII commands and it is quite simple from there.


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@crossrulz, exactly.  The hardest part will be to set up the networking either as a private VLAN or on the public network with a DHCP.  The communication is just ordinary command/response.

 

It appears to use port 17123 (according to a figure, but not documented!!) and default to an address of 

192.168.0.123 so you need to make sure that your computer is on that subnet unless you have a local DHCP server.

 

then just use a visa address of TCPIP::192.168.0.123::17123::SOCKET and off you go!

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