32UI (Universal Input), 16 AO (Analog Output) and 16 DO (Digital Output) over RS485 communication in a Daisy chain

[C2Chandan]

I am not getting any IO expansion Module which can support these feature as

32UI (Universal Input), 16 AO (Analog Output) and 16 DO (Digital Output) over RS485 communication in a Daisy chain

Universal Inputs

• 0-5V DC
• 0-10V DC
• 0-20mA / 4-20mA
• 5kΩ Thermistor
• 10kΩ Thermistor
• RTD (100Ω / PT100/PT1000)
• Dry Contact / Binary Input
• Pulse Count Input

Universal Outputs

• 0-10V Analog Output
• 0-20mA / 4-20mA Analog Output
• Relay / Binary Outputs

Please suggest

[mƎALLEm]

Hello,

Nothing to do with STM32 and seems to be a very specific hardware. 

Need to develop your own board or look for modules for each function and assemble them to construct the needed module.

[Andrew Neil]

This is ST’s community, for help with ST products - I don’t think ST has any such product as this?

I think you’ll need to search general (industrial) electronics catalogues; may be find an (industrial) electronics general forum …

Are you looking for an off-the-shelf, ready-built product?

 

https://www.google.com/search?q=Universal+Input%2C+Analog+Output%2C+Digital+Output+over+RS485

[C2Chandan]

Thanks for your response. We are evaluating a Building Automation I/O Expansion system. The requirement is approximately 28 Universal Inputs, 16 Analog Outputs and 16 Digital Outputs as a one stack up also can be extended to 224 signals point connected over an RS485 daisy chain. We are trying to determine whether an off-the-shelf industrial I/O expansion system exists or whether a custom STM32-based design along with signal conditioning is more appropriate. Any recommendations for industrial universal I/O expansion vendors would be appreciated.

[Andrew Neil]

 Any recommendations for industrial universal I/O expansion vendors would be appreciated.

As noted, that’s off-topic for this community.

Have you tried putting “industrial universal I/O expansion vendors” into your favourite internet search engine or AI ?

My previous google link also found a few ...