Numato 8 Channel USB GPIO module is low cost easily deployable solution for connecting your PC to other electronic circuitry through USB.
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Numato Lab’s 8 Channel USB GPIO Module helps to connect real-world devices to your computer easily through USB. No USB specific knowledge is required to set up and use this module. Numato Lab’s GPIO …
Read More…Numato Lab’s 8 Channel USB GPIO Module helps to connect real-world devices to your computer easily through USB. No USB specific knowledge is required to set up and use this module. Numato Lab’s GPIO devices provide an interface that looks like a Serial Port on your Operating System and thus effectively hiding the complexity of USB. All that you need to operate GPIOs is a standard Serial Terminal Emulator such as HyperTerminal/Teraterm or your favorite programming language such as C/C++, Python, Perl, etc… Besides providing standard General Purpose IOs, this product has multiple Analog Inputs as well. These Analog inputs can be used to read Analog quantities such as temperature, pressure, etc.. with the help of appropriate sensors.
Building a computer or Smartphone controlled devices wasn’t always the easiest thing to do. Specialized knowledge in hardware and software was often needed to get even the simplest of things done. But what could you do if you can control devices from your Windows/Linux/Mac/Android device in less than five minutes? The possibilities are unlimited. Build a computer-controlled security system, an automated test fixture, a computer-controlled garage door, and much more with Numato Lab’s USB GPIO devices!
Numato Lab’s USB GPIO devices are designed to help customers to get started very easily and keep everything as simple as possible even when building complex systems. This goal is achieved by a few carefully designed features below.
Numato Lab’s USB GPIO devices support simple and human-readable commands to control the device (For example, command “gpio on 1” will turn ON GPIO1). These commands can be manually typed in through a standard Serial Terminal Emulator such as HyperTerminal or Teraterm and can also be sent from a custom application or script. Custom applications or scripts can be used to automate the interaction with the device and implement logic such as conditional device control based on input values or timer etc…
The device is supported by AltonaLab IoT software and can be easy used in a diagram for control or monitoring:
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