EIOC

Ethernet Input Output Controller

OVERVIEW

The Ethernet Input Output Controller (EIOC) is an addition to the Ethernet suite of devices for use on the AC2000 system. Connecting to the nearest network point the EIOC provides a flexible means to monitor and control an array of equipment.

The EIOC features 16 analogue inputs and 8 digital outputs. The 16 analogue inputs can be cross-mapped to one or many of the outputs upon activation / deactivation. The 8 digital outputs are a combination of 4 NO/NC relay contacts and 4 open collector switches that can all be controlled by the EIOC. The outputs can be used to control solid-state relays, which in turn can control all kinds of equipment including Intruder panels, PIR detectors, or switching on/off heating and lighting.

Additionally inputs on the EIOC can be used to activate a Broadcast Zone on the AC2000 system which can be configured to activate an output on a different EIOC or CEM reader located anywhere on the network.

EIOC

FEATURES

Ethernet connectivity to host

16 Inputs (2 or 4 state)

8 Outputs (4 Relay NO/NC and

4 Open Collector)

Outputs can be mapped to single or multiple inputs on the same controller or across the network

Dedicated tamper input

Designed for ease of installation and maintenance using 2 part connectors throughout

Backup battery connection for emergency power (optional)

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EIOC specifications

Tyco Electronic Integrated Operation Center (EIOC) is a cutting-edge facility that serves as a centralized hub for smart building management and global monitoring of security systems. Its design is built around enhancing operational efficiency, ensuring safety, and fostering seamless communication across various systems. Tyco, a prominent name in security and fire protection solutions, has incorporated advanced technologies within the EIOC to enable real-time data analysis and response capabilities.

One of the main features of the EIOC is its ability to integrate a multitude of systems, including video surveillance, access control, and fire detection into a single cohesive platform. This integration allows security personnel to monitor and respond to incidents comprehensively, minimizing the response time to critical situations. The platform utilizes a range of technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud computing, which creates a network of interconnected devices that stream data in real-time. This connectivity enables predictive analytics and proactive security measures.

The EIOC is equipped with sophisticated algorithms that analyze data patterns to identify potential security threats before they escalate. By employing artificial intelligence and machine learning, the system not only improves response times but also enhances decision-making processes. Moreover, the facility supports mobile access, allowing operators to monitor systems remotely from various devices, ensuring that security personnel can respond swiftly no matter their location.

Additionally, the EIOC boasts a user-friendly graphical interface, which simplifies monitoring and control of integrated systems. This interface empowers operators to manage security operations effectively, fostering an environment of collaboration and efficiency. Another critical characteristic is the emphasis on scalability; the EIOC can easily adapt to the growing needs of an organization, accommodating new technologies and increasing numbers of devices without significant overhauls.

The Tyco EIOC also places a strong emphasis on compliance and reporting, ensuring that organizations can easily adhere to regulatory requirements. Automated reporting features provide insights into security metrics and operational performance, allowing businesses to assess the effectiveness of their security infrastructure continuously.

In summary, Tyco’s Electronic Integrated Operation Center exemplifies the convergence of advanced technology and innovative security solutions. Its robust integration capabilities, real-time data handling, and user-friendly operations make it a vital component for modern safety and security management, capable of evolving alongside the needs of contemporary organizations.