I/OLinc 2450

[Sonnyh]

Is there support for the I/OLinc 2450?

[mnsandler]

yes, i have a few people testing it now.

[deverson1]

Alright, I have another question about the 2450. My plugin, 1.4 sees the relay status of the 2450 but how do you read the contact closure portion of the 2450?
Thanks
Dave

[mnsandler]

Alright, I have another question about the 2450. My plugin, 1.4 sees the relay status of the 2450 but how do you read the contact closure portion of the 2450?
Thanks
Dave

Dave, need a little more info... what mode do you have set for the 2450? and what do you mean by the 'contact closure portion'

[deverson1]

According to the "Quickstart Guide" the 2450 has the ability to monitor a dry contact closure along with a relay portion with a NO and NC contacts for output. Hence the term I/O. No I know I've been wrong before so if I am, again, I won't be offended
Thanks
Below is out of the Quickstart Guide.



Introduction
Monitor and control any low voltage devices such as contact closures, electric door strikes
and alarm sensors as part of your INSTEON home automation network. With one dry-
contact input you can control multiple INSTEON devices in your network. Plus, use the
built-in single-pole double-throw (SPDT) switch to connect any low voltage-powered
device for continuous or momentary operation. Create your own remote-control door lock
using a door strike and power supply or use a security sensor to trigger INSTEON
controlled lights to turn on or off. I/O Linc acts as a repeater for all power line INSTEON
signals, is compatible with INSTEON and X10 products, and has a pass through outlet for
other AC devices.

[mnsandler]

Dave, i think you need the following settings

I/O Linc Mode: Continuous
Relay set via Sensor Input: enabled
Send On Cmd: {your preference}

then connect your dry contact to the sensor input terminals on the 2450

when you close your dry contact you should hear the relay click and the device should send and on or off depending on the "Send On Cmd" setting

hope this helps.