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16 Channel Wifi Relay Module

Control up to 16 Devices remotely using this Wifi & Ethernet capable 16 channel relay module.

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Last Updated: 03/28/2024

Tinkersphere

TS1064

$136.40

Specifications:

  • Just control via Serial Port from your computer
  • Supports 802.11b/g/n protocols
  • Supports WEP/WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK/TKIP/AES Wireless Security
  • Supports AP/STA
  • Supports TCP Server/TCP Client/UDP Server/UDP Client Modes
  • No driver required, just use as a normal serial port from your computer
  • Dimensions: 115mm x 130mm x 19mm
  • Low power Wifi Module
  • Compared with traditional dynamic domain name plus router port mapping this device has incomprable superiority by eliminating the need for users to apply for a dynamic domain name, it makes frequent operations, such as port mapping on the router, so the device has plug and play capabilities.

 

Basic Parameters 
Network WiFi: IEEE 801.11n, IEEE 802.11g, IEEE 802.11b
Ethernet: IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u
WiFi Data Rate

11n: Max 150Mbps

11g: Max 54Mbps

11b: Max 11Mbps

Number of Channels

1-14

Frequency Range

2.4-2.4835G

Transmitting Power

12-15dBm

Interfaces

2 x Ethernet Ports

1 x RS232 port

1 x 5V DC Barrel

Antenna 
Antenna Interface

UFL for external 6dB or 2dB dipole antenna

Functions 
WiFi Mode

WiFi network caard/WiFi Access Point/WiFi router

WDS

Support WDS WiFi Bridge

WiFi Security   

WiFI MAC address filtering

WiFI security switch

64/128/152 bit WEP

WPA-PSK/WPA2-PSK, WPA/WPA2

Network management  

Remote web management

configuration files import and export

Upgrade through web

Serial port to net 
Max data rate500000bps
TCP connection max connections >20
UDP Connectionmax connection > 20
Baud rate of serial port1200~500000bps
Others 
Status LEDsVarious LEDs to displau status 
Enviroment   

Working Temperature: -20 - 70 degree C

Working humidity: 10% -90% RH

Storage Temperature: -40 - 80 degree C

Storage Humidity: 5%- 90%

Others Features

SelectiveFrequency bands: 20MHz, 40 MHz automatically selective

Electrical Specifications:

 

Usage:

  • When first powered up,  the modue will setup an access point named HI-LINK_XXXX, where XXXX changes module by module. The default password to the SSID is 12345678.  To configure the module, first connect the PC to the access point created by the module HI-LINK_XXXX, and then point the browser to: http://192.168.16.254/ser2net.asp.
  • We can then configure the network setting, and serial port setting.
  •  The P2P device is referred by to the uuid and password. To find out the uuid and set the password, point your brower to: 192.168.16.254/p2p.asp  when we connect the PC to the access point created by the module HI-LINK_XXXX.  The browser will prompt for username and password to access the configuration page, where the default  username 'admin', and password is 'admin'.
  • We can then control the relays using the app by referring to the uuid, and provide password.

 

Downloads:

  • MCU Source files, the MCU bridges the serial port of the wifi/ethernet module (in p2p mode) to the 16 relays.
    • Protocol:
      • In total there are 16 relays
      • Send:23 2a 31 30 01 62 2a 23 Turn on relay 1, and return 8 bytes:61 61 31 30 01 62 62 62
      • Send:23 2a 31 20 01 52 2a 23 Turn off relay 1, and return 8 bytes:61 61 31 20 01 52 62 62
      • Send:23 2a 32 30 01 63 2a 23 Turn on relay 2, and return 8 bytes:61 61 32 30 01 63 62 62
      • Send:23 2a 32 20 01 53 2a 23 Turn off relay 2, and return 8 bytes:61 61 32 20 01 53 62 62
      • while [2]+a[3]+a[4]=a[5], for example:31+30+01=62
      • Inquiry:
      • Send:23 2a 4f 01 01 51 2a 23 to check the status of the relay, and return 18 bytes of statues
      • If return :23 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 02 20 2A That means all relays are turned on, it starts with 23, and ends with 2A, b[1] means relay 1, b[2] means relay 2...... b[15] means relay f,b[16] means relay 0,b[1]+b[2]+......b[16]=b[17];
      • if return:23 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 10 2A That means all relays are turned off, it starts with 23, and ends with 2A, b[1] means relay 1, b[2] means relay 2...... b[15] means relay f,b[16] means relay 0,b[1]+b[2]+......b[16]=b[17];
  • Apps to turn on/off relays:
  • Complete Instructions
  • Programming and Configuration Description

 

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