The CPUXA™ is the center of the ADICON™ 2500 series. It connects to the computer via the RS232 port on the back of your PC. The CPUXA™ has a built in IR receiver so you can start learning infrared commands immediately. There is an IR transmit port to connect an IR emitter and an extra IR receive port to connect a external IR receiver. The CPUXA™ has a RJ-11 connection that connects to a TW523 and provides two way X10 control. A 4-wire screw terminal provides for power and communications to our various ADICON™ 2500 modules.

Various modules are also available to allow you to expand the ADICON™ 2500 series. The SECU16™ provides 8 low current relay outputs and 8 inputs that can be configured as Analog Inputs (0-5V), Digital Inputs, 4-20mA inputs or Supervised inputs. The SECU16I™ provides 16 inputs that can be configured as Analog Inputs (0-5V), Digital Inputs, 4-20mA inputs and Supervised inputs. The SECU16IR allows you to add 16 additional IR outputs. The RLY8XA™ provides 8 high current (120V @ 10A) relay closures. The RLY8XA™ can even be controlled via X10 using a TW523.

With the ADICON™ 2500 series, you even have the ability to control your ADICON™ 2500 series remotely. The ADNET™ Modem connects to the CPUXA’s serial port. Using the C-Max™ control wizard software, you can call into the ADICON™ 2500 from a remote computer and control the ADICON™ 2500 as if you were right at the CPUXA. You can also use the ADNET™ Modem to call a pager based on an event that happens on the ADICON™ 2500 series. An alphanumeric message can be sent to your pager to indicate the event. Up to 15 messages can be stored, and each message can be 64 characters long.