I/O Server Moxa ioLogik E2210

The Moxa ioLogik E2210 is an Active Ethernet I/O server for remote monitoring and control in industrial and IT environments. It supports event-driven I/O messaging over TCP/IP, bi-directional input-to-output signalling, and includes Windows/Linux APIs and Modbus/TCP support for integration with host systems. The device reduces message delivery time compared with traditional SCADA systems and offers an optional LCD module for on-site configuration of network and I/O parameters.

Advantages

Active I/O messaging sends updates when input status changes or predefined conditions are met, enabling real-time data acquisition and faster message delivery (typical 50 ms). The patented Click&Go™ logic lets users configure control logic without programming, allowing simple alarm handling and local output control. An optional LCD display enables direct on-site setup of IP, netmask and viewing of analog or counter values. Digital inputs and outputs can be independently configured for multiple modes, increasing deployment flexibility.

Suitable for

• Remote monitoring and control in industrial automation
• Event-driven alarm reporting and notification systems
• Integration with SCADA, NMS or Modbus/TCP hosts
• On-site setup and diagnostics without a PC

Key specifications

• Model: Moxa ioLogik E2210 (IOLOGIK E2210)
• Digital inputs: 8 points (24 VDC), configurable as DI or event counter
• Digital outputs: 8 relay outputs (configurable modes including pulse output)
• Communication: 10/100 Mbps Ethernet, Modbus/TCP, TCP/UDP, SNMP, up to 10 host connections
• APIs: Windows VB and Windows/WinCE/Linux C API
• Optional: LCD display module for local configuration and status display

How to use

Install the ioLogik E2210 on the network and connect digital inputs and outputs to your field devices. Configure network settings and I/O behavior via the device’s web interface, Click&Go™ logic interface, or the optional LCD module. Use Click&Go™ to define event conditions and messages to send to host systems; no programming language skills are required. For system integration, connect host software using Modbus/TCP, SNMP traps, TCP/UDP messages, or the provided APIs.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, place the unit in an environment that meets the manufacturer’s operating conditions, use proper surge protection where required, and test Click&Go™ event rules during commissioning to confirm timely message delivery and correct output behavior.