Ethernet Communications Module Web Page WebRelay Interface (Fusion Version)

Web Relay with a Linux Framework

Web-i uses an embedded Linux Web Server Module
Pre-Programmed with NCD Web-i Firmware
Allowing you to Control Anything from Anywhere with just the Internet and a Browser
We have just taken Network Communications a Huge Step Forward!

Control this Device Remotely from Anywhere in the World

Control this Web Relay from anywhere you can get an internet connection and on any device with a web browser.  That means that your computer, PDA, cell phone, iPhone or Android becomes a remote control for this device! This new services is available through our website Link.Signalswitch.com. Each Web-i module has a unique MAC address printed on the top and you can simply enter //link.signalswitch.com/MacAddress into the URL. Example: //link.signalswitch.com/00409D43F71C and then type in the password. It’s that simple, after a few moments you will be granted access to the controller. A static IP address is NOT REQUIRED for remote access and the device and computer MUST have separate internet connections.

Control this Device from a Local Area Network

This device can also be controlled over a Local Area Network. You may need to log into your router to find the IP address. Take note of the MAC address printed on the top of the controller. Your router will display a list of IP addresses and associated MAC addresses. Take note of the IP address that matches the printed MAC address on your controller. Open any web browser and type the IP address into the URL.

Web Relay Modules

This board is equipped with a Web-i Module.  The Module has custom firmware built-in that will allow you to access the built-in web pages.  Those pages will allow you to send commands to the board such as simple on/off commands or complex timing commands.  The Web-i communications module also adds an Ethernet interface to the board and will connect to a your router with a standard CAT-5 cable (a Wi-Fi adapter is available – see below).  The Web-i module will be powered by the board which will require 12 volts of power that can be hard wired or you can purchase a “wall wart” type Power Supply at checkout.