Quido ETH 3/0: 3 inputs and thermometer
Quido ETH 3/0 includes 3 digital inputs and thermometer. Quido connects directly to a LAN (Ethernet) and can be fully controlled and managed through a web interface. Inputs are designed to connect voltage or contacts – can distinguish two states (0 and 1). The thermometer can be connected to a cable of up to 15 meters and is able to measure temperatures in the range from -55 to +125 °C.
Thermometers, plexi covers, metal boxeses or DIN rail holder ban be found in Quido accessories.
Features of I/O module
- Connects directly to LAN (10/100 Ethernet)
- Controlled by: Web interface, e-mail, Spinel, MODBUS TCP, SNMP, HTTP GET, XML and Wix applications
- E-mail notification (without SSL/TLS, port 25).
- For developers: Spinel.NET library on Github with examples in C# (documentation only in Czech)
- LED indication of power, communication, and the status of inputs and outputs.
- 3 Galvanically isolated digital inputs for voltage or contacts.
- 1 Thermometer with a measuring range of -55 to +125 °C.
- Automatically sends information about changes on the inputs.
- Autonomous control based on the measured temperature.
- Counts pulses on the inputs.
- Operating temperature of electronics -20 to +60 °C.
- External power supply 8 to 30 V.
- Plastic lever for Wago 236 terminals (standard part of delivery).
Basic functions and block diagram of Quido ETH module
Basic functions of I/O module
- Reads the current status of inputs
- Automatically sends information (email, HTTP GET, ...) about changes on the inputs.
- Counts pulses on the inputs or changes in the status of the input
- Thermometer: measuring range of -55 to +125 °C
- Temperature monitoring (the relay closes when temperature changes, closes for a predefined period when a specified temperature has been reached; sends an e-mail or HTTP GET)
The main page of Quido ETH 8/8
Practical applications
- Easy control and sending and notifications of the current status via HTTP GET queries.
- Do you want to monitor electricity consumption directly from your PC? How to connect Quido and electricity meter.
- Do you need to control an appliance with 230 V power supply? How to switch 230 V with Quido and relay.
- What information can you get from XML in Quido?
- Are you looking for a feature that is curruntly not available? Feel free to contact us and Quido module can be taylored according your needs!
Configuration via web interface (example from Quido ETH 8/8)
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Datasheet Quido ETH
Complete documentation for I/O moduls Quido ETH
File size: 2.3 MB
Date: 10.02.2023
Quido Modbus
Complete documentation of Modbus TCP and Modbus RTU in Quido I/O modules
File size: 0,7 MB
Date: 10.02.2023
Quido Spinel EN
Complete documentation of Spinel protocol in Quido I/O modules
File size: 1.4 MB
Date: 18.10.2023
Other items:
- Ethernet Configurator: Universal configuration software for Papouch Ethernet devices. It allows you to set-up your device even from another network range. It can set basic network parameters even for a device in a different subnet than your PC has.
- Wix: Software for measurement, storing values, controlling and viewing measured-out values from Papouch s.r.o. devices (or others if integrated with for example MODBUS).
- Spinel: Free universal communication protocol
Quido ETH 3/0: 3x digital inputs, 1x temperature input, Ethernet interfaceEthernet interface, reset button, external termometer socket (from left)Power supply contacts, ground, output relay contacts (from left)Ethernet interface, reset button, external termometer socket (from left)Power supply contacts, ground, output relay contacts (from left)Web interface - temperature watching output settingsWeb interface - other settingsInformation about the device