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BL compact™ fieldbus station for DeviceNet™, 4 Analog Inputs for Current or Voltage and 2 Analog Outputs for Current, On-machine Compact fieldbus I/O block, DeviceNet™ slave, 125 / 250 / 500 kbps, Two 5-pole M12 connectors for fieldbus connection, 2 rotary switches for node address, IP67, IP69K, M12 I/O connectors, LEDs indicating status and diagnostics, Electronics galvanically separated from the field level via optocouplers, 4 analog inputs for current or voltage, 0/4…20 mA or -10/0…+10 VDC (s
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Configurable 4 channel, 4 to 20 mA analog output module. Each point can be configured to either sink or source a 4 to 20 mA signal using either an internal or external power source.
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ABB 2100418 TFIO module, configurable 8-point analog input module. Each point can be configured as a 0 to 10 V voltage input or a 0 to 20 mA current input.
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Configurable 8-point digital I/O module. Each point can be configured to be either an input and/or output. All points are always inputs, if the output is activated the input will be held steady state. Includes a 16-bit accumulator for each input.
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BL67 electronic module, Connection of SSI Encoders, Cable length (L) 30Â m, Independent of the type of fieldbus and connection technology used, Protection class IP67, LEDs indicate status and diagnostic, Electronics galvanically separated from the field level via optocouplers, Connection of SSI encoder, Transmission rate, max. 1Mbps
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BL67 electronic module, 8 Configurable Digital Channels, PNP, Channel Diagnostics, 0.5 A, , Independent of the type of fieldbus and connection technology used, Protection class IP67, LEDs indicate status and diagnostic, Electronics galvanically separated from the field level via optocouplers, 8 configurable digital channels, 24 VDC, PNP, Max. 0.5 A, Channel diagnostics, Adjustable filter times, Invertible inputs
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BL67 base module, 1 × M23 Connector, 12-pin, , Passive connection components for sensors and actuators, Quick replacement of electronics in wired state, Mechanical coding prevents accidental plugging of the wrong electronic module, Protection class IP67, M23 connection technology, 12-pin, 1 port
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Gateway for BL67 I/O system, Interface for CANopen, , 3 decimal rotary coding switches, Protection class IP67, LEDs for display of supply voltage, group and bus errors, Interface between the BL67 system and CANopen, 1 Mbps, Two 5-pin M12 connectors for fieldbus connection, One male 7/8, 5-pin, for power supply, "
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Compact I/O station for DeviceNet, 4 Digital Inputs, 4 Universal Digital Channels, , DeviceNet slave, 5-pin screw-clamp terminal block, for DeviceNet fieldbus connection, Rotary coding switch for setting the DeviceNet address, 4 digital inputs, 4 universal digital channels, DI/DO, 24 VDC, PNP, Output current: 0.5 A, Protection class IP20
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I/O Module for DeviceNet, 16 digital npn inputs, , 16 digital npn inputs, , Short-circuit monitoring, Module-related diagnostics, Two channels per connector, Fiber-glass reinforced PA6 housing, Vibration and shock-resistant, Encapsulated module electronics, Metal connectors, Degree of protection IP67
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 | BLCDN-6M12L-4AI-VI-2AO-I BL compact™ fieldbus station for DeviceNet™, 4 Analog Inputs for Current or Voltage and 2 Analog Outputs for Current, On-machine Compact fieldbus I/O block, DeviceNet™ slave, 125 / 250 / 500 kbps, Two 5-pole M12 connectors for fieldbus connection, 2 rotary switches for node address, IP67, IP69K, M12 I/O connectors, LEDs indicating status and diagnostics, Electronics galvanically separated from the field level via optocouplers, 4 analog inputs for current or voltage, 0/4…20 mA or -10/0…+10 VDC (s | Turck | Quick Quote | ||
 | 2100415 Configurable 4 channel, 4 to 20 mA analog output module. Each point can be configured to either sink or source a 4 to 20 mA signal using either an internal or external power source. | ABB Control | Quick Quote | ||
 | 2100418 ABB 2100418 TFIO module, configurable 8-point analog input module. Each point can be configured as a 0 to 10 V voltage input or a 0 to 20 mA current input. | ABB Control | Quick Quote | ||
 | 2100543 Configurable 8-point digital I/O module. Each point can be configured to be either an input and/or output. All points are always inputs, if the output is activated the input will be held steady state. Includes a 16-bit accumulator for each input. | ABB Control | Quick Quote | ||
 | BL67-1SSI BL67 electronic module, Connection of SSI Encoders, Cable length (L) 30Â m, Independent of the type of fieldbus and connection technology used, Protection class IP67, LEDs indicate status and diagnostic, Electronics galvanically separated from the field level via optocouplers, Connection of SSI encoder, Transmission rate, max. 1Mbps | Turck | Quick Quote | ||
 | BL67-8XSG-PD BL67 electronic module, 8 Configurable Digital Channels, PNP, Channel Diagnostics, 0.5 A, , Independent of the type of fieldbus and connection technology used, Protection class IP67, LEDs indicate status and diagnostic, Electronics galvanically separated from the field level via optocouplers, 8 configurable digital channels, 24 VDC, PNP, Max. 0.5 A, Channel diagnostics, Adjustable filter times, Invertible inputs | Turck | Quick Quote | ||
 | BL67-B-1M23 BL67 base module, 1 × M23 Connector, 12-pin, , Passive connection components for sensors and actuators, Quick replacement of electronics in wired state, Mechanical coding prevents accidental plugging of the wrong electronic module, Protection class IP67, M23 connection technology, 12-pin, 1 port | Turck | Quick Quote | ||
 | BL67-GW-CO Gateway for BL67 I/O system, Interface for CANopen, , 3 decimal rotary coding switches, Protection class IP67, LEDs for display of supply voltage, group and bus errors, Interface between the BL67 system and CANopen, 1 Mbps, Two 5-pin M12 connectors for fieldbus connection, One male 7/8, 5-pin, for power supply, " | Turck | Quick Quote | ||
 | FDN20-4S-4XSG Compact I/O station for DeviceNet, 4 Digital Inputs, 4 Universal Digital Channels, , DeviceNet slave, 5-pin screw-clamp terminal block, for DeviceNet fieldbus connection, Rotary coding switch for setting the DeviceNet address, 4 digital inputs, 4 universal digital channels, DI/DO, 24 VDC, PNP, Output current: 0.5 A, Protection class IP20 | Turck | Quick Quote | ||
 | FDNL-N1600-T I/O Module for DeviceNet, 16 digital npn inputs, , 16 digital npn inputs, , Short-circuit monitoring, Module-related diagnostics, Two channels per connector, Fiber-glass reinforced PA6 housing, Vibration and shock-resistant, Encapsulated module electronics, Metal connectors, Degree of protection IP67 | Turck | Quick Quote | ||
I/O Modules
General Guide & Overview
In the world of control systems, I/O modules play a crucial role in facilitating the seamless exchange of data between the control system and external devices. These modules come in various types and offer a wide range of functionalities to meet the specific automation needs of different industries.
Before we dive into the types and options available, let's explore the fundamental functions of I/O modules. These modules serve as the intermediaries between the control system and sensors, actuators, and other peripheral devices. They ensure efficient communication, allowing the control system to receive input signals from sensors and provide output signals to actuators for precise control and automation.
Now, let's take a closer look at the different types of I/O modules. There are digital I/O modules, analog I/O modules, and specialty I/O modules. Digital I/O modules handle binary signals, such as on/off or high/low, while analog I/O modules process continuous signals like voltage or current. Specialty I/O modules are designed for specific purposes, such as temperature sensing or motor control.
When selecting an I/O module, it's important to consider the specific requirements of your control system. Factors such as the number of I/O points, communication protocols, and compatibility with the control system should all be taken into account.
With the rapid advancement of technology, I/O modules now come with a multitude of options. These options include various communication interfaces like Ethernet, USB, or serial ports, as well as additional features such as built-in diagnostics, hot-swapping capabilities, and LED indicators for easy troubleshooting.
In the next sections, we will explore the installation and management of I/O modules, as well as delve into the supported I/O modules and their features. So, keep reading to gain a comprehensive understanding of I/O modules and how they can enhance your control systems.
Installation and Management of I/O Modules
Proper setup, installation, and management of I/O modules is essential to ensure their correct functioning and compatibility with the control system. To achieve optimal performance, follow these key steps:
I/O Module Setup
1. Identify the specific I/O module required for your system based on the desired functionality.
2. Consult the manufacturer's documentation to verify compatibility with your control system and ensure that any required software or firmware updates are performed.
3. Determine the appropriate physical location for the I/O module, considering factors such as cable lengths, environmental conditions, and accessibility for maintenance and troubleshooting.
4. Connect the I/O module to the control system using the provided cables, ensuring proper alignment and secure connections.
I/O Module Installation
1. Power off the control system and any devices connected to it.
2. Insert the I/O module into the designated slot, following the manufacturer's instructions. Take note of any specific alignment or positioning requirements.
3. Secure the I/O module in place using the provided mounting brackets, ensuring a stable and vibration-free installation.
4. Power on the control system and verify that the I/O module is detected and recognized by the system.
I/O Module Management
1. Access the control system's configuration software or interface to manage and monitor the I/O module.
2. Configure the I/O module settings, such as input/output assignments, signal range, and communication protocols, according to the system requirements.
3. Regularly check the status and health of the I/O module, monitoring for any errors, malfunctions, or communication issues.
4. Perform firmware updates and maintenance tasks as recommended by the manufacturer to ensure optimal performance and reliability.
By following these installation and management guidelines, you can ensure the proper setup, installation, and ongoing functionality of your I/O modules within your control system.
Supported I/O Modules and their Features
When it comes to control systems and automation, having the right I/O modules is crucial. These modules offer a range of features and functionalities to meet specific system requirements. Let's take a closer look at some of the supported optional I/O modules and what they bring to the table.
One important aspect to consider is the I/O module's features. Different modules offer a variety of capabilities, such as analog input/output, digital input/output, temperature input, and specialty input/output. These features ensure that the I/O module can effectively communicate with and control external devices as needed, enabling seamless integration within the control system.
In addition to features, I/O modules also come with various ports for connectivity. These ports allow for easy communication and data exchange between the module and external devices. Some common ports include Ethernet ports for network connectivity, serial ports for device communication, and USB ports for easy configuration and firmware updates.
When working with I/O modules, visual feedback is essential. That's why many modules come equipped with LEDs. These LEDs provide status indicators, such as power, communication, and module health. They offer a quick and convenient way to monitor the module's operation and ensure everything is functioning as expected.
FAQ
What are I/O modules?
I/O modules are essential components in control systems that facilitate the exchange of data between the control system and external devices.
What are the major functions of an I/O module?
The major functions of an I/O module include data exchange between the control system and external devices, data buffering, data format conversion, and error detection and reporting.
What types of I/O modules are available?
There are various types of I/O modules available, including digital I/O modules, analog I/O modules, and interrupt-driven I/O modules.
How should I set up and install I/O modules?
Proper setup and installation of I/O modules are crucial for ensuring correct functioning and compatibility with the control system. It is recommended to follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines for installation.
How do I manage I/O modules?
I/O module management involves tasks such as configuring settings, monitoring module performance, and troubleshooting any issues that may arise.
What are some of the supported I/O modules and their features?
Supported I/O modules offer various features and functionalities to cater to specific system requirements. Some examples include modules with different types of ports such as digital and analog inputs and outputs, and modules with LED indicators for status monitoring.