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Industrial I/O (input/output) modules are critical industrial network components that deliver input signals from a field device, such as a sensor or actuator, to a controller.
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DXMR90-X1
Banner Engineering DXMR90-X1 is a remote I/O controller designed for surface mounting, featuring a black translucent PVC housing. It operates within an ambient air temperature range of -40 to +80°C and offers a degree of protection rated at IP65, IP67, and NEMA 1. The dimensions of this industrial controller are H16mm x W121.7mm x D63.5mm. It belongs to the DXMR90 series and includes a variety of connection types: a 5-pin M12 connector (D-coded; Ethernet), five 5-pin M12 female connectors, and a 4-pin M12 male connector. The supply voltage required for operation is 12-30Vdc, with a nominal range of 12Vdc-24Vdc. It supports multiple communication protocols, including RS-485 Modbus RTU, Modbus TCP, Ethernet/IP, and PROFINET.
Banner
STOCK: 81
Fast shippingBL67-GW-DN
Gateway for BL67 I/O system, Interface for DeviceNetâ„¢, , 3 decimal rotary coding switches, Protection class IP67, LEDs for display of supply voltage, group and bus errors, Interface between the BL67 system and DeviceNet, 120/250/500 kbps, Two males 7/8, 5-pin, fieldbus connection, "
Turck
STOCK: 49
Fast shipping2080-OB4
Allen Bradley 2080 Micro800 System, 4-pt Digital Output, 12/24V DC, Source
Allen Bradley
STOCK: 37
Fast shippingCT-222F
16 channel digital output, source type, PNP, 24VDC output voltage, 0.5A
ODOT Automation
STOCK: 29
Fast shipping2085-IT16-SC
Micro800â„¢ 16 Channel Thermocouple Analog Inputs Module
Spectrum Controls
STOCK: 29
Fast shippingCT-121F
16 channel digital Intput, 24VDC, sink type, PNP, supports counting function (Max. counting frequency of 200Hz)
ODOT Automation
STOCK: 29
Fast shipping2080-IF2
2080 Micro800 System, 2-ch V/I Analog Input Unipolar 0-10V/0-20mA (non-isolated)
Allen Bradley
STOCK: 20
Fast shippingTM2DDO8TT
Schneider Electric TM2DDO8TT is an I/O unit categorized under the Modicon TM2 I/O modules sub-range, designed as a DC digital output module. It features a connection type of removable screw terminal block and operates on a supply voltage of 19-30Vdc, with a nominal voltage of 24Vdc. This unit is engineered for symmetrical rail mounting and is equipped with 8 digital outputs (24Vdc 300mA; transistor; Source). The current consumption is specified at 10mA at 5Vdc (state 1; for all outputs) and 20mA at 24Vdc (state 1; for all outputs).
Schneider Electric
STOCK: 20
Fast shippingBNI0046
IO-Link sensor/actuator hub, Interface: IO-Link 1.1, Operating voltage Ub: 18...30.2 VDC, Connection (COM 1): M12x1-Male, 4-pin, A-coded, Connection (supply voltage IN): 7/8"-Male, 5-pin, Connection slots: 8x M12x1-Female, 5-pin, A-coded, Digital inputs:
Balluff
STOCK: 20
Fast shippingCT-3238
8 channel analog input, 0-20mA, 4-20mA, 16-bit, single ended
ODOT Automation
STOCK: 19
Fast shippingTM2AMI2HT
Schneider Electric TM2AMI2HT is an I/O unit categorized under the Modicon TM2 I/O modules sub-range, designed specifically as an analog input module. It features a connection type of removable screw terminal block, ensuring ease of installation and maintenance. The unit operates on a supply voltage range of 19-30Vdc, with a nominal voltage of 24Vdc, and is designed for symmetrical rail mounting. It has a current consumption of 50mA when powered at 5Vdc internally and 40mA at 24Vdc externally. The TM2AMI2HT is equipped with 2 analog inputs, which are single-ended and support input ranges of 0-10Vdc and 4-20mA with a resolution of 12-bit, catering to a variety of industrial sensing and control applications.
Schneider Electric
STOCK: 19
Fast shippingCT-4234
4 channel analog output, 0-20mA, 4-20mA, 16-bit, single ended
ODOT Automation
STOCK: 19
Fast shippingCT-2718
8 channel digital output, relay type, 9-30VDC @ 2A, 110VAC @ 0.55A, 250VAC @ 0.25A
ODOT Automation
STOCK: 18
Fast shippingTM2AMO1HT
Schneider Electric TM2AMO1HT is an I/O unit categorized under the Modicon TM2 I/O modules sub-range, designed specifically as an analog output module. It features a removable screw terminal block connection type, ensuring ease of installation and maintenance. The unit operates on a supply voltage range of 19-30Vdc, with a nominal voltage of 24Vdc, and can be mounted on a symmetrical rail. It has a current consumption of 50mA when powered by 5Vdc internally and 40mA with an external 24Vdc supply. The TM2AMO1HT provides 1 x analog output, supporting 0-10V, 4-20mA, and 12-bit resolution outputs, catering to a variety of industrial automation needs.
Schneider Electric
STOCK: 12
Fast shippingTBEN-L4-16DXP
Compact Multiprotocol I/O Module for Ethernet, 16 Universal Digital Channels, Configurable as PNP Inputs or 2 A Outputs, , PROFINET device, EtherNet/IP device or Modbus TCP slave, Integrated Ethernet switch, Supports 10 Mbps/100 Mbps, 2 × M12, 4-pin, D-coded, Ethernet fieldbus connection, PROFINET S2 system redundancy, Glass fiber reinforced housing, Shock and vibration tested, Fully potted module electronics, Protection classes IP65, IP67, IP69K, 7/8 male connector for power supply, 4-pin, Galv
Turck
STOCK: 11
Fast shippingBNI00FW
BNI00FW Network blocks for Profinet, Digital inputs 16x PNP, Digital outputs 16x PNP
Balluff
STOCK: 10
Fast shippingTM2DRA16RT
Schneider Electric TM2DRA16RT is an I/O unit categorized under the Modicon TM2 I/O modules sub-range, designed specifically for DC digital output functions with 1NO. It features a removable screw terminal block connection type and operates on a supply voltage of 19-30Vdc, with 24Vdc as the nominal voltage. This unit is engineered for symmetrical rail mounting and is equipped with 16 digital outputs that can handle 30Vdc / 240Vac 2A with normally open relay contact outputs. The current consumption is rated at 30mA at 5Vdc in state 1 for all outputs and 40mA at 24Vdc in state 1 for all outputs.
Schneider Electric
STOCK: 10
Fast shippingTBEN-LG-16DOP
Compact multiprotocol I/O module for Ethernet, 16 Digital PNP 2-A Outputs, , PROFINET device, EtherNet/IP device or Modbus TCP slave, Integrated Ethernet switch, Supports 10 Mbps / 100 Mbps, 2x M12, 4-pin, D-coded, Ethernet fieldbus connection, Glass fiber reinforced housing, Shock and vibration tested, Fully potted module electronics, Protection classes IP65, IP67, IP69K, 7/8 male connector for power supply, 4-pin, Galvanically isolated voltage groups, Max. 2 A per output, Output diagnostics pe
Turck
STOCK: 9
Fast shipping6ES7222-1HD22-0XA0
SIMATIC S7-200, DIGITAL OUTPUT EM 222, FOR S7-22X CPU ONLY, 4DO (RELAY); 10 A, 5 - 30V DCOR 5 - 250V AC
Siemens
STOCK: 7
Fast shippingTM2ALM3LT
Schneider Electric TM2ALM3LT is an I/O unit categorized under the Modicon TM2 I/O modules sub-range, designed for analog input/output operations. It features a connection type of removable screw terminal block and operates on a supply voltage of 19-30Vdc, with a nominal voltage of 24Vdc. This unit is mounted on a symmetrical rail and has a current consumption of 50mA at both 5Vdc internal and 24Vdc external. It is equipped with 2 analog inputs that support differential signals for thermocouple types J, K, and T with a 12-bit resolution, and 1 analog output capable of 0-10V or 4-20mA output with a 12-bit resolution.
Schneider Electric
STOCK: 7
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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.