The high density I/O panel is PoE (Power over Ethernet) enabled and offers up to 32 total programmable inputs/outputs. Each I/O can be configured to be an input or an output, so you can create a solution that suits your specific needs. The I/O device’s 1U chassis design fits easily inside standard 1U racks or cabinets for easy installation. The I/O device also features DHCP IP addressing, plus multiple configuration options with the ability to configure each I/O port independently as an input or an output and hide unused I/O’s for simplified management. With Intelli-M Access, you have the ability to automatically discover the I/O panel on the configured subnet, and present all of the I/O devices for configuration in the peripherals section of Intelli-M Access for easy configuration and device management. Intelli-M Access also enables you to give each device and I/O a unique name for easy identification. High Density Panel Power over Ethernet enabled high density input/output module delivers 32 programmable I/O’s per device with no limit on the number of devices you can add to an Intelli-M Access Control system for complete scalability. Each I/O can be configured to be an input or output making each module as unique as your access control system. Automatic Discovery in Intelli-M Access Intelli-M Access v2.0 automatically discovers the I/O panel on the configured subnet, presenting all of the I/O devices for configuration in the peripherals section of Intelli-M Access. Rack mount The high density I/O panel’s sleek, 1U chassis design will conveniently fit in your standard IT rack or cabinet with all cabling coming out the back, and strain relief fittings on the inside for I/O cables. I/O 32 Programmable TTL (Transistor-Transistor Logic) I/O’s per Panel. 2 screw terminals per I/O Power Power over Ethernet (PoE) Form Factor 1U Rack mount Panels per system Unlimited number of Panels per Intelli-M System Discovery Automatically Discovered in Intelli-M Access 2.0 software when plugged into the same subnet as the server IP Addressing DHCP Configuration Ability to assign a name the device and to each I/O for reference. Hide unused I/O’s to avoid confusion. Configure each I/O as an input or output independently