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Key Fob Configuration Kit Configuring Commands to The KFX Module |
You configure How the Relays React to a Key Fob Button Press
Free Setup Software
By default, the KFX receiver is shipped with momentary operation of 8 relays from an 8-button key fob. If you wish to send different commands to the board they will need to be programmed into the KFX Module. This is done by connecting the Key Fob Configuration Kit to your computer and using Base Station Software (a free download). Once you have set the commands, the module will be removed from the configuration Kit and installed into the board. The KFX Module will now send your commands to the board when the key fob button is pressed.
Here's How it Works
When a button is pressed on the Key Fob, the KFX Receiver it is paired with will send a preconfigured command to the board and the relays will react accordingly. The KFX Receiver can be configured for button press and button release events. If you intend to use smaller key fobs with less than 8 buttons, it is possible to use the extra KFX memory to send more than 9 bytes of commands when buttons are pressed and released.
The Web-i board is equipped with a Lantronix XPortPro Ethernet module that has built-in web pages. The board connects to your router or hub with a standard CAT-5 cable. Using any device with a browser such as a smart phone, tablet or computer you can access the built-in pages to trigger relays or read attached sensors. This can be done on your local area network or over the internet by setting port forwarding on your router. DHCP is enabled by default on this device and static IP addresses are also fully supported. You can activate a static IP Address on the “Configure” page of the Web-i Interface.
This webpage is generated by the Web-i module and will allow you to access and control your device over a local area network or from anywhere in world with Remote Internet Access (with some additional setup). Each page of the interface controls a different function of the device. The "Relays" page allows control of relay functions. The "A/D" page shows a reading of the A/D input values for each relay. The "My Page" page allows multiple commands to be sent at once with customized control Macros. The "Console" page allows manual control of individual commands sent to the Web-i module. The "Network" page provides the basic information concerning your device. ; The "Configure" page allows you to configure the settings of your controller. Some modules may have a "Trigger Events" page, which allows user to trigger specialized functions of their device.