ADC - 8DI I/O Card

I/O CARD


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This COMMANDER I/O function card interfaces 8 digital input signals to a companion Base/Expansion cardfile assembly.

Signals may be either logic common, +DC, or AC in nature, and are fully isolated. Signals greater than 24V require conditioning before presentation to the I/O card input terminal. These inputs can also be used to process low-speed pulsing signals as well as certain encoding signals.

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SPECIFICATIONS

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Functional

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Operating power

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Transient protection

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Operating environment (electronics)

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COMMON INPUT VALUES

Higher voltage levels may be found for indication signals. This is accommodated by adding an external voltage dropping resistor in series with the plus terminal of the card. The nominal resistor values for various voltage levels are:



SIGNAL       R-VAL        ADD'L.       

                          SPECS        



48VDC        6.8K         CC 5% 1/4W   



125VDC       22K          CC 5% 1W     



120VAC       22K          CC 5% 1W     



240VAC       44K          CC 5% 2W     




Use of the Universal Termination Assembly, or equivalent, is recommended when status signals exceed 48V.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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Terminals & Connectors

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ORDERING INFORMATION

200132: I/O CARD, 8 POINT DI

This assembly is provided in the following versions (XXX designation of part number).

200132-000 $123

200132-001 $151

200132-100 $115

200132-101 $143

MATING TERMINAL. Pull-apart Terminal Strip, for versions -000 and -001.
200128-016 $36


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