Ready-made solution – control of 4 outputs, questions regarding the integrated unit

1.

Does anyone know of a ready-made solution that would allow control via relays of

2 garage doors
2 lighting systems

Controlled via an Android system and a web interface

I’m looking for a solution that even a complete novice could connect and set up

2.
BTW, for my own needs I use the Integr 64 with MobilekPD2 Pro and Marka support; it works really well, but I’m running out of outputs.
Which additional output expander is best to choose?
Does the DIN-rail version differ in any way apart from the price?

Once connected, is it simply a matter of selecting the device ID from the service menu?
Once the device is recognised, will the virtual outputs become active physical outputs?
At the moment, I’ve already used up all 30 virtual outputs – on which of these virtual outputs will the active outputs from the output expander appear?

Best regards,
DT

Answer 2: It is no different apart from the casing
- Simply select ‘Identification’ from the service menu and save it to the flash memory at the end
- Once the device has been recognised, the virtual outputs will become active physical outputs

To avoid occupying the virtual outputs, set the correct device address (not the next one, but a subsequent one). Just to be on the safe side, make a backup copy of the current control panel software configuration (provided you are programming it from a PC)

Oh, I think you’re mistaken, mate; changing the address won’t make any difference to the existing virtual output settings. Once identified, the new module will occupy the first physically available slots (regardless of whether they’re already configured in any way or not).

Hi, you know, I can’t quite remember, but I used to make those adapters for the C64 using the inputs, and it worked; in fact, in one piece of software (Dload), they even included the option to move the expander input and output numbers to different positions without changing the addresses. But that was ages ago...

Yes, it is possible to move modules around (programmatically). However, things get very messy if someone inadvertently re-identifies them, for example when adding a module. Everything reverts to the order defined by the addresses, and that’s when the trouble starts.