LucidIoT Network I/O Module for Analog and Digital IO
LucidIoT Secure IoT Network I/O Module
  • 16 analog and digital IO channels
  • HTTPS, Modbus TCP/IP, MQTT, FTP
  • SSL/TLS secured
  • Data logging function
  • Compatible with LucidControl software
  • DIN-Rail enclosure
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  • Multi-Protocol
USB Analog and Digital IO Modules

LucidControl USB IO Modules

  • Data acquisition and control
  • Cost effective and flexible
  • Platform independent
  • Windows® and Linux
  • Compatible with Raspberry Pi
  • Clippable on DIN-Rail
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  • Industrial & home automation
LucidControl USB Digital I/O - Input Output Module

USB Digital Input Output Module

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LucidControl Product Series

  • 4 insulated digital input channels
  • Counters, filters, edge detectors
  • Pulse width modulation and timers
  • 4 solid-state-relay output channels
USB Digital Input Module

USB Digital Input Module

LucidControl Product Series

  • 4 / 8 digital input channels
  • For 5V, 10V and 24V signals
  • Opto insulated contacts
  • Counters and edge detectors
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USB Digital Output Module

USB Digital Output Module

LucidControl Product Series

  • Opto insulated option
  • 4 / 8 digital output channels
  • Relay module option
  • Pulse width modulation and timers
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  • Switching and power control
USB RTD Input Module Pt100, Pt1000

USB Analog Input Module

LucidControl Product Series

  • Measurement range options
  • 4 / 8 analog input channels
  • e.g. 0-10 V or 0-20mA
  • 14 bit resolution
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  • Acquisition of sensor signals
USB Analog Output Module

USB Analog Output Module

LucidControl Product Series

  • 4 analog output channels
  • Output range options
  • e.g. 0 - 10 V or 4 - 20 mA
  • 12 bit resolution
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  • 4 - 20 mA current interfaces
USB RTD Input Module Pt100, Pt1000

USB RTD Input Module

LucidControl Product Series

  • 4 / 8 Pt1000 / Pt100 RTD channels
  • Temperature range: +/- 180 °C, 360 °C
  • 0.1 °C resolution
  • Heat control applications
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  • Logging of temperatures

Configuration of LucidIoT Network Analog Outputs

The LucidIoT Ethernet network controller is a configurable data acquisition and control system. It can drive up to to 16 analog lines like 0-10V or 4-20mA. The signals can be accessed e.g. by MQTT protocol,  Modbus TCP/IP protocol, web browser, or JSON interface via TCP sockets.

The LucidIoT network analog output module configuration controls 8/16 voltage or current signals. It operates with 0-10V and 4-20mA interfaces.

LucidIoT IO slots can be equipped with one or two analog output units providing up to 16 independent, programmable voltage or current sources.

The first group (IO slot 0 on the left side) provides its outputs at the connectors X1 and X2. In addition, the second group (IO slot 1 on the right side) has its outputs located at the connectors X3 and X4.

The two groups can have different ranges what means that e.g. 8 channels can supply 0-10V signals while the other 8 channels control 4-20 mA signals.

The analog output channels have a resolution of 12 bit with a typical accuracy of  0.25%.

Network Analog Output Module 0-10V Configuration

LucidIoT Network Analog Output Module

The picture shows the connection of the terminal IO of the Analog Output Module with a voltmeter connected to IO terminals 1 and 2.

The IO terminals 1, 3, 5 and 7 represent the positive voltage outputs, the IO terminals 2, 4, 6 and 8 are connected to ground potential.

Analog Output Module 4-20mA Configuration

Analog Current Output

The picture shows the connection of the terminal IO of the Analog Output Module with a current meter  connected to IO terminals 1 and 2.

The IO terminals 1, 3, 5 and 7 represent the positive current outputs, the IO terminals 2, 4, 6 and 8 are connected to ground potential.

The output channels are made in order to source a 4-20mA current which is typically flowing through a 500 Ohm burden resistor.

Accessing IO Values with Web Browser

Accessing analog Output values with web browser

The web interface can access the IO values of the analog output channels by using a web browser.

Voltages are represented in millivolt, currents in microampere without decimals.