Published On: December 28, 2012

RTI's XP-8s Bring More Power to Control

Published On: December 28, 2012
Last Updated on: October 31, 2020
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RTI's XP-8s Bring More Power to Control

Remote Technologies Incorporated has begun shipping an update to the company's XP-8 processor. This new processor, the XP-8s, features some rather impressive upgrades that should enhance performance.

RTI's XP-8s Bring More Power to Control

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RTI_XP8s_control_processor_small.jpgRemote Technologies Incorporated (RTI) recently announced that it has begun shipping the latest version of its XP-8 remote control processor: the XP-8s. Offering all of the control interface options of its predecessor, the accelerated XP-8s offers a faster processor, more internal memory, and an SD card for an additional 4GB of Flash memory.

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The XP-8s' processing power has been boosted with a new 532MHz i.MX processor, which is more than twice as fast as the XP-8. This reportedly translates into better performance, expanded two-way driver support, and faster system file downloads. To take the capabilities of the XP-8s even further, the amount of internal non-volatile Flash memory has been upgraded to 128MB, which is four times more than its predecessor. In addition, each unit will ship with a 4GB SD Flash card to provide plenty of storage for large residential and commercial installations.

Designed for large-scale and complex projects, the XP-8s remote control processor combines a real-time/multi-tasking operating system with expandability. The XP-8s offers advanced control options, including eight two-way RS-232 ports, IR ports, built-in relays, and sense inputs. An Ethernet port provides RTiPanel support and IP control for complete whole-house or facility control of A/V, lighting systems, thermostats, multi-room audio, and more, from nearly anywhere in the world. Additionally, the processor features an astronomical clock, allowing for events or commands to take place automatically.

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