The DSWM Series uses LoRa wireless technology to connect distributed I/O points.
Instead of routing long control cables between every machine and the main control cabinet, remote I/O modules can communicate wirelessly across the industrial installation.
Benefits of LoRa for Distributed I/O
- Long-range communication
- Low power wireless technology
- Strong wireless link for distributed applications
- Suitable for low-bandwidth industrial signals
- Reduced field cabling
- Flexible installation
- Suitable for remote equipment
Wireless frequency and maximum communication distance should be specified separately for each Denki Seigyo model/region.
RS-485 & Modbus RTU
The DSWM Series combines wireless field communication with a familiar industrial wired interface.
RS-485
RS-485 provides a robust serial interface commonly used for industrial automation equipment.
Modbus RTU
Modbus RTU enables the DSWM module to exchange I/O data with compatible automation controllers.
Typical Connection
PLC
↓
RS-485
↓
DSWM
↓
LoRa
↓
Remote DSWM
↓
Field I/O
The reference products similarly support Modbus RTU commands through serial communication and wireless LoRa networking.
Digital Input Applications
Connect Your Field Sensors Wirelessly
DSWM digital inputs can be used for remote acquisition of switching signals such as:
Proximity Sensors
Photoelectric Sensors
Limit Switches
Push Buttons
Pressure Switches
Level Switches
Machine Status Contacts
Alarm Signals
This makes DSWM particularly useful for applications where sensors are distributed over a large machine or production area.
Digital Output Applications
Control Remote Equipment
Digital outputs can be used to interface with suitable:
- Relays
- Solenoid valves
- Contactors
- Indicator lamps
- Pneumatic actuators
- Machine control inputs
- Alarm devices
Always select the appropriate interface/relay driver according to the actual load and the final DSWM output specification.
Analog Input Applications
Bring Remote Process Data to Your PLC
Analog DSWM models allow process variables to be acquired from remote locations.
Typical Measurements
Pressure
Temperature
Flow
Level
Speed
Process Variables
This is particularly useful in plants where process transmitters are located away from the main control panel.
Analog Output Applications
Wireless Process Control
The DSWM analog-output models can be positioned close to remote control equipment and receive their control values wirelessly.
Example
PLC
↓
Modbus
↓
LoRa
↓
DSWM-8AO
↓
Analog Control Signal
↓
VFD / Valve / Controller
This can significantly simplify distributed process-control architectures.
Mixed I/O for Complete Machine Control
The DSWM-4DI4AI4DO and DSWM-8DI8DO configurations are especially useful for machines requiring both monitoring and control.
Example
Sensors
→ 4 DI
Transmitters
→ 4 AI
Actuators
← 4 DO
All three signal groups can be handled by one distributed wireless I/O node.
Typical Application Architecture

Conveyor System
Photoelectric Sensors
→ DSWM
→ LoRa
→ PLC
→ DSWM
→ Motor/Actuator Interface
Process Plant
Pressure / Flow / Level Transmitters
→ DSWM-8AI
→ LoRa
→ PLC / SCADA
Machine Automation
Proximity Sensors
→ DSWM-8DI
→ LoRa
→ PLC
→ DSWM-8DO
→ Solenoid Valves
Applications
Factory Automation
Distributed machine I/O without extensive control wiring.
Conveyor & Material Handling
Remote sensor monitoring and actuator control.
Furnace & Heating Systems
Remote status, alarm and process-signal acquisition.
Packaging Machinery
Distributed sensors and actuator signals.
Process Automation
Analog process monitoring and control.
Water & Utility Systems
Remote monitoring and distributed equipment control.
Machine Retrofit
Add remote I/O to existing machinery while reducing new cable installation.
Large Production Lines
Connect machines and field devices separated by significant distances.
Designed for Distributed Automation
Where Conventional Wiring Becomes Difficult
The DSWM Series is particularly valuable when:
✓ Machines are physically separated
✓ Control panels are far from field devices
✓ Cable installation is expensive
✓ Existing equipment needs modernization
✓ Additional I/O needs to be added
✓ Remote process signals need to reach a PLC
✓ Multiple machines need to communicate wirelessly
Installation
The DSWM concept is intended for industrial control-panel and machine-side installation.
Installation Options
DIN Rail Mounting
For control cabinets and electrical panels.
Panel / Positioning Mounting
For direct installation inside machine enclosures.
The reference LoRa I/O products use both guide-rail and positioning-hole installation, with a compact industrial enclosure.
DSWM Series Selection Guide
| Requirement |
Recommended Model |
| Only digital sensor monitoring |
DSWM-8DI |
| Only remote digital control |
DSWM-8DO |
| Remote analog measurement |
DSWM-8AI |
| Remote analog control |
DSWM-8AO |
| Analog measurement + control |
DSWM-4AI4AO |
| Mixed sensor + analog + output control |
DSWM-4DI4AI4DO |
| General machine DI/DO automation |
DSWM-8DI8DO |
DSWM Series Advantages
| Feature |
Advantage |
| LoRa Wireless |
Distributed long-range communication |
| RS-485 |
Industrial communication interface |
| Modbus RTU |
Easy controller integration |
| Multiple I/O |
Application-specific selection |
| Digital I/O |
Machine monitoring & control |
| Analog I/O |
Process measurement & control |
| Distributed Architecture |
I/O closer to field devices |
| Reduced Cabling |
Less long-distance control wiring |
| DIN Rail |
Easy industrial installation |
| Scalable Family |
One platform for multiple applications |
DSWM Series Technical Overview
| Parameter |
DSWM Series |
| Product Type |
Industrial Wireless Remote I/O |
| Wireless Technology |
LoRa |
| Wired Communication |
RS-485 |
| Protocol |
Modbus RTU |
| Digital Inputs |
Model dependent |
| Digital Outputs |
Model dependent |
| Analog Inputs |
Model dependent |
| Analog Outputs |
Model dependent |
| Installation |
DIN Rail / Panel |
| Application |
Industrial Automation |
| Configuration |
7 I/O variants |
Ordering Information
DSWM Series Model Structure
DSWM – I/O Configuration
| Code |
Description |
| DSWM |
Denki Seigyo Wireless Module |
| 8DI |
8 Digital Inputs |
| 8DO |
8 Digital Outputs |
| 8AI |
8 Analog Inputs |
| 8AO |
8 Analog Outputs |
| 4AI4AO |
4 Analog Inputs + 4 Analog Outputs |
| 4DI4AI4DO |
4 Digital Inputs + 4 Analog Inputs + 4 Digital Outputs |
| 8DI8DO |
8 Digital Inputs + 8 Digital Outputs |
Available Models
DSWM-8DI
DSWM-8DO
DSWM-8AI
DSWM-8AO
DSWM-4AI4AO
DSWM-4DI4AI4DO
DSWM-8DI8DO
Why Denki Seigyo DSWM?
One Wireless Platform. Multiple I/O Solutions.
From simple remote digital monitoring to mixed analog and digital machine control, the DSWM Series provides a common wireless I/O platform for industrial automation.
Monitor remotely.
Control remotely.
Reduce wiring.
Simplify automation.
A wireless remote I/O module collects digital and/or analog signals from field devices and transfers the information wirelessly to an automation controller.
Yes. The specified DSWM family uses RS-485 communication.
Yes. The DSWM architecture is intended for Modbus RTU-based industrial communication.
Yes, where the sensor signal matches the electrical specifications of the selected DI/AI model.
Yes. The RS-485/Modbus RTU interface is intended for integration with compatible PLCs and automation controllers.
It is particularly useful where field devices are distributed away from the main control cabinet, where long cable runs are undesirable, or where existing machinery needs additional remote I/O.