Applied Digital has discontinued the IRX transceiver. The Adicon Ocelot is a highly evolved Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and replaces the older IR-X. It can be programmed for stand-alone operation, or controlled by many of the popular third party Home Automation Software programs. The Ocelot has been designed to accommodate most automation requirements. External ports are provided for RS-232 communications, RS-485 communications, X-10 communications, and infrared (IR) control. These ports allow the Ocelot to interface with a variety of external devices.
Controller: The Ocelot controller can handle up to 2048 lines of user code. The code is stored in a non-volatile memory that will retain it’s contents even if the power is lost. A battery backed real-time clock allows the controller to execute instructions based on the time and date.
RS-232 Port: The Ocelot provides a RS-232 port for communications with an external computer. This port is used to initially load the user program. It can also be used for communications with a third party software program. Additionally, this port can be used for communications with an ADICON modem, or for controlling external RS-232 equipment with ASCII commands.
RS-485 Port: The Ocelot provides a RS-485 port for communications with other ADI modules. ADI provides modules for relay outputs, analog inputs, temperature monitoring, humidity monitoring, zoned IR outputs, audio messages, switch inputs, etc.
X-10: The Ocelot provides a port for connecting an X-10 interface such as the TW-523. This interface allows the Ocelot™ to control external lighting and appliance modules. The Ocelot™ can also monitor/control RCS X-10 thermostats with this port.
IR Input: The Ocelot has an integral learning IR input that can store up to 1024 unique IR commands. The Ocelot has the ability to recognize previously learned IR commands. This is one of the most exciting features of the Ocelot, as you can initiate macros based on a single button press of a remote control.
IR output: The Ocelot provides a stereo jack for outputting IR commands. This is typically used for connecting an IR mini-emitter. This output cannot directly drive an IR blaster.
- 6.5"L x 3.75"W x 1.38"H
- 9-16 Volts AC or DC, 150ma.
- RS232 - DBSF w/6' Cable
- X-10 - RJ11 w/6' Cable
- Infra-Red In - Stereo Jack
- Infra-Red Out - Stereo Jack
- 2000 Lines of Code, 1024 Infrared Code Locations
- 32 Timers/32 Variables
If X10 is Utilized, Requires TW-523, Sold Separately
If Infrared is Utilized, Requires IR-100 Connecting Block or SECU16IR and IR-E1 Emitters, Sold Separately
Ocelot is a Trademark of Applied Digital, Inc.
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