TPS2
Compact, with status LEDs and a label window.
TPB2 enclosure
Tibbo Project System
One platform. Two sizes. 70+ Tibbits.
Pick the box, with or without a screen, plug in the I/O you need, and program it in AppBlocks. The same Tibbits fit every model.
TPS2L
The same size, with a colour LCD and a sensor keypad.
TPB2L enclosure
TPS3
Twice the sockets, for bigger I/O counts.
TPB3 enclosure
Look inside.
A top cover with the screen and keypad, a vibration plate, the board with your Tibbits, side walls and a base. Scroll to take one apart.
- Top cover with LCD and sensor keypad
- Vibration protection plate
- Tibbo Project PCB with Tibbits
- Side walls
- Bottom cover
Tibbits: the I/O, one module at a time.
Each Tibbit is a module, with a connector where it needs one, that plugs into a socket. Choose the ones the job needs.
Cellular
For sites with no cable to run.
- #45 LTE (4G) modem, three regional versions
- #46 Cat-M1/NB-IoT modem
Serial
Modbus RTU meters, drives and older equipment.
- #01 RS232
- #02 RS232/422/485
- #05 RS485
- #44 Isolated RS232/422/485
PoE
Power and network over one Ethernet cable.
- #23 Isolated PoE power supply
Digital inputs
Switches, sensors and contacts, isolated from the field.
- #04 Isolated inputs, 24 V versions too
- #54 Four dry-contact inputs
- #00 Direct I/O lines
Relays and outputs
Switch pumps, valves and contactors.
- #03 Low-power relays
- #06 High-power relays
- #07 Solid-state relays
- #11 Open-collector outputs
- #58, #59 24 V NPN/PNP outputs
4–20 mA and analog
Transmitters for level, pressure and flow.
- #61 Isolated ±10 V / 4–20 mA ADC, also with a 24 V loop supply
- #52 Isolated ±10 V ADC
- #13 ADC
- #14 DAC
AC voltage
See whether mains is present, and switch it.
- #63 AC voltage detector, 110 V or 220 V
- #15 High-voltage AC solid-state relay
I/O expansion
Eight digital lines on a cable, wherever they’re needed.
- #41 8-bit port, on a 200 mm cable
Sensors
Measure the box’s surroundings directly.
- #28 Ambient light
- #29 Temperature
- #30 Temperature and humidity
- #35 Barometric pressure
- #22 RTD temperature meter
1-Wire and Single-Wire
Temperature probes and other bus sensors.
- #62 Two 1-Wire/Single-Wire ports
Buttons
A push button on the box itself.
- #38 Pushbutton
LEDs
Status you can see across the room.
- #39 Large LED: green, red, yellow or blue
Audio
Sound in and out: announcements, alarms, intercom.
- #48 Audio in/out
microSD
Log data locally, keep files on the device.
- #49 microSD card slot
Power
Run it from 12, 24 or 48 V. Each supply takes its input through the connector beside it.
- #33 Wide-input supply, 8–60 V
- #25 12/24/48 V supply
- #09, #10 5 V supplies, 9–18 V in
- #18 Power input: a jack and two terminals, paired with the supply
Technical data
| TPS2 | TPS2L | TPS3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardware | |||
| Controller board | TPP2 | TPP2 | TPP3 |
| Tibbit sockets | 12 (6 module, 6 connector) | 12 (6 module, 6 connector) | 28 (14 module, 14 connector) |
| Serial ports (UART sockets) | Up to 4 | ||
| Display | Status LEDs, paper label window | 3.5" colour LCD, 4-key keypad | Paper label window |
| Size and mounting | |||
| Body (W × D × H) | 105 × 105 × 39 mm | 105 × 105 × 42 mm | 176 × 105 × 39 mm |
| Mounting | 35 mm DIN rail (EN 60715) or flat | ||
| Power | |||
| On the board | Regulated 5 V terminal | ||
| With a power Tibbit | 9–18 V (#09, #10), 8–60 V (#25, #33), PoE (#23) | ||
| Power input | A #18 jack and terminals (or a terminal block) in the socket beside the supply | ||
| Connectivity | |||
| Ethernet | RJ45 | ||
| Wi-Fi | Optional add-on (WA2000) | ||
| Bluetooth | Optional add-on (WA2000) | ||
| Field I/O | Through Tibbits: RS232/422/485, relays, isolated inputs, ADC/DAC and more | ||
| Software | |||
| Programming | AppBlocks in the browser; Tibbo BASIC/C in TIDE | ||
| Fleet | AppBlocks Cloud: device groups, OTA updates | ||
| Environment and approvals | |||
| Operating temperature | 40 ~ +70°C | 40 ~ +70°C | 40 ~ +70°C |
| Certifications | CE, FCC, RoHS | CE, FCC, RoHS | CE, FCC, RoHS |
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