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| Global Caché |
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Global Caché is a manufacturer of IP Bus Devices which use
TCP/IP
based networks as infrastructure.
Global Caché boxes have RS-232 and
IR ports as well as relay contacts.
The IR ports can be used as sensor
inputs which automatically report
any changes over the network!
 You
can find more detailed information about Global Caché in our product
database
 This
link will bring you directly to the Global Caché homepage
 For
technical support please contact: avit-support@comm-tec.de - +49 (0) 7161
/ 3000 - 483
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Overview: |
| Control systems with Global Caché |
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The communication protocol is open so that you will be able to use the
devices with all IP compatible control systems.
For some of the brands available on the market (AMX*, CRESTRON*) there are complete application drivers
available for download. For Stardraw Control, the Global Caché driver is already
integrated.
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| Why Global Caché? |
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- Simple cabling over Ethernet:
Every IP-Network can be
used, no separate bus cable necessary
- Price:
A bi-directional RS-232 interface costs about
30 - 40 Euro (list price)
- Control interfaces:
RS-232 uni-/bi-directional, IR,
Relays, contact closures
- Easy programming:
Pre-programmed drivers for AMX*,
CRESTRON* and Stardraw Control
- All-purpose:
Compatible to all control systems that
can output control commands over a network interface
- Flexible application:
Products can be used as a
remote bus device or as a 19“ control port extension in the
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| IP-Bus Devices of Global Caché |
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The Global Caché Bus Devices are available in two configurations and four
different box formats. With all Global Caché Bus Devices, the power supply as
well as all IR cable transmitters are included in the price.
| Type |
Ethernet |
RS-232
bi-directional |
Infrared
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Contact closures |
Relays
24V/0,5A
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Dimensions
(WxLxH) |
Drawing |
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GC-100-6 |
10 Mbit/s |
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3 |
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154 x 76 x 33 mm |
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GC-100-12 |
10 Mbit/s |
2 |
6 |
3 |
305 x 76 x 33 mm |
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GC-100-18 |
10 Mbit/s |
2 |
6 |
3 |
445 x 76 x 33 mm |
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GC-100-18R
19"-Montage
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10 Mbit/s |
2 |
6 |
3 |
wie GC-100-18
+ Rackmount |
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| IR Accessories |
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- GC-IRL
IR-Code Learner. Integrated in a 9pol Sub
D connector for the operation at a RS-232 interface, either at a PC or
at a GC-100 IP-Bus Device.
Frequency spectrum: 20 KHz – 500 KHz
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- GC-IRE
IR – RS-232 Extender, used to digitize IR
signals to serial information. Integrated in a 9pol Sub D connector, the
GC-IRE processes IR signals between 20 KHz and 500 KHz. By using the IR
receiver GC-RG1 the GC-IRE provides the receiver with the required
supply voltage. |
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- GC-RG1
The IR Receiver GC-RG1 can be installed
inconspicuously with its 2m of cable set and its extremely small box
(25x5x10mm WxHxD) and allows using any hand-held transmitter (30-72 KHz
Carrier) in combination with control systems. |
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| Sensors |
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The Global Caché cable sensors are connected to an IR port of the GC-100 IP
Bus Devices. When the sensors in operation indicate a change in state, they
release an event over the network which can be evaluated by the control system
connected to it.
The following sensor products are available:
- Video Sensor GC-SV1
The GC-SV1 has a highly
resistive sensor input for video signals. The cable with 2m length has a
cinch connector with loop through possibility which can be directly
connected to a FBAS output. The sensor receives the required supply
voltage of 5V from the IR-port of the GC-100. |
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- Voltage Sensor GC-SP1
The sensor detects
voltages on 0 or 1. AC/DC voltages from <±2V will be valued as 0,
higher ones as 1. Max. input voltage is ± 24V. The output voltage (TTL)
is separated galvanically from the sensor voltage (optical
coupler). |
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- Contact Closure Sensor GC-SC1
The sensor detects
the state of the connected potential-free switches / push buttons. The
integrated electronic provides, because of its hysteresis, a debouncing
of the controlled contacts. |
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* The mentioned brands are proprietary of the respective
owner
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