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How Does CANLAB Bring the Same I/O Bank to USB and W5500 Ethernet Hosts?

CANLAB combines isolated inputs, relays, analog sensing and PWM with USB HID and W5500 TCP access, plus C++ host code for Windows and Linux.

Benjamin

Published September 07, 2026

Original author: CANLAB s.r.o.Original source (new tab)

How Does CANLAB Bring the Same I/O Bank to USB and W5500 Ethernet Hosts?

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WIZnet parts

Project description

One I/O bank, two ways to reach it CANLAB IO BOARD USB/ETHERNET puts physical inputs and outputs under the control of a computer, using USB locally and WIZnet W5500 Ethernet remotely. CANLAB s.r.o., a manufacturer in Brno, Czech Republic, sells the board for simple automation and household monitoring or control. Both communication interfaces can operate simultaneously, so a local application and a network client can reach the same I/O hardware. CANLAB product page The mixed I/O bank includes 24 isolated digital inputs, 10 analog inputs, eight relays, eight transistor outputs and two…

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