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GPIO-1 wiring schematics

 

This article explains how the various GPIO-1 inputs and outputs can be wired.

GPIO-1 inputs

 

1. High Range Monitored Input – Active High - 24VDC Locally Sourced
Notes: Vocia software configured as High Range Monitored  - Active State High. Circuit shown in Low State.

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2. High Range Monitored Input – Active High - 24VDC Externally Sourced
Notes: Vocia software configured as High Range Monitored  - Active State High. Circuit shown in Low State.

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3. High Range Unmonitored Input – Active High - 24VDC Locally Sourced
Notes: Vocia software configured as High Range  - Active State High. Circuit shown in Low State.

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4. High Range Unmonitored Input – Active High - 24VDC Externally Sourced
Notes: Vocia software configured as High Range  - Active State High. Circuit shown in Low State.

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5. 5V TTL Logic Control Input

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Notes:
• Low Voltage = 0 – 0.8 VDC.  Logic High = 2 – 5VDC.
• If configured as Active State High Alarm/Fault/Reset triggers when voltage transitions from Low to High.
• If configured as Active State Low Alarm/Fault/Reset triggers when voltage transitions from High to Low.

 

 

6. Contact Closure Mode

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GPIO-1 outputs

 

1. Outputs Driving a LED Powered from GPIO-1 24V DC Out

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2. Outputs Driving a LED Powered Externally

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3. Outputs Driving a Relay Powered From GPIO-1 24V DC Out

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4. Outputs Driving a Relay Powered Externally

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