The XEM is a BACnet
Application Specific Controller
(B-ASC) for Building Automation
Systems
(BAS ). The XEM
allows reliable direct Ethernet connections and was the first listed
BACnet/Ethernet device in the world. Controls
are performed by 32-bit microprocessor digital technology. The control
program is saved onto flash memory. Running data is held in Ram, but
it can be supported for approximately 72 hours in case of power failure
by means of a battery backup.
The Input and Output modules are : Analog Input
module(AI) , Analog Output module(AO), Digital Input module(DI)
and Digital Output module(DO).AI has 16 physical points. AO has 8
physical points. DI has 16 physical points. DO has 8 physical points.
The XEM input and output modules can provide a total of 128 physical
points. The XEM is supported distributed I/O module.