How many rio's is it possible to have on one data line on a gal 128. eight?

Edited October 20, 201015 yr by steveo44

16

Valid addresses

Line 1 - 1 to 8

Line 2 - 0 to 7

16

Valid addresses

Line 1 - 1 to 8

Line 2 - 0 to 7

thanks for the reply. i asked the question as i didnt know what the i.d 0 could used be used for. Ta.

Pretty sure its 14 with 2 onboard.

Although this shows 16, think 14 is correct they are including the onboard RIO`s.

Pretty sure its 14 with 2 onboard.

Although this shows 16, think 14 is correct they are including the onboard RIO`s.

I don't even use them, but its not rocket science. 128 / 8 =16. 16 - onboard rios = answer. most panels work this way lol.

Galaxy call the onboard zones 1001-1008 or 1001-1004, 1011-1018 so thats Rio 1 and Rio 2 next Rio would be 1021 ect. Line 2 would be 2011- onwards

Edited October 20, 201015 yr by Oxo

totals remain the same

Agreed, clue in the name really 128 500 512 520

The 128 didnt have any onboard zones so only 1 onboard for internal stuff

Never used the 128, only smaller than or larger than.

Either way its a older panel, and 16 will be the highest amount of Rio`s to be fitted.