Congratulations on selecting the DLI DIN relay, an industrial Ethernet controlled relay. Its features include:

• 8 SPDT Relay Outputs

  Eight sets of single-pole double-throw contacts are provided. Screw terminals are rated at 6-10 amps over commercial temperature range. T-90 relays are used with 15-30A 277V contact ratings.

• Universal Power Input

  An internal bridge rectifier and switching power supply accepts from 9-24 volts AC or from 9-48 volts DC.

• Miscellaneous inputs

  One 0-10VDC input, one 0-100VDC input, one temperature/relative humidity probe.

• Simple Web Interface

  The internal web server is accessible from any browser. Simply enter an IP. Configuration and control are web-based.

• AutoPing™ Reboot

  AutoPing continuously monitors an IP address. If a server, router, or other peripheral goes down, AutoPing can automatically reboot it without user intervention. Several devices can be monitored simultaneously.

• Programmable LCD Display

  A 2x16 LCD displays status for each relay.

  Custom messages can be displayed via user scripts.

• Multi-User Password Security

  Multi-user authentication limits access to the power controller. The administrator selects which relays each user can control.

• Sequenced "On Timer"

  A programmable delay timer allows relays to be switched on in sequence, rather than simultaneously. Most devices draw a surge of power when initially switched on. Using this timer, more equipment can share a single circuit without overloads. Programmable scripts can be used to create customized power-up and shut-down sequences with variable timing.

• MOV Surge Suppression

  Dual 3600W metal oxide varistors clamp power surges and spikes, protecting attached devices.

• Scripting Language, Syslog, and Utilities

  Lua scripting can be used to create custom control and reboot sequences, schedule periodic reboots, etc. Internal and external event logs are provided.

• New Features

  New features include HTTPS, WiFi support and Lua scripting.

• Field Upgradeable Firmware

  Firmware is field upgradeable via Ethernet or WiFi.