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5.3.2.1. Digital Input

5.3.2.1. Digital Input

 

The following Figure and Table show the pin composition of connector CNIN for digital input. For the 32-point input pin, different power can be used for 8 input signals.

 

 

Figure 5.11 CNIN Connector (3M MDR 10240-52A2JL) of the Public IO Board (BD582)

 

 

 

Figure 5.12 3M MDR 10140-3000VE (HOOD:1030-55F0-008) of CNIN Connector Plug of the Public IO Board (BD582)

 

Table 55 Pin Configuration of Digital Input Connector CNIN of the Public IO Board (BD582)

Pin Number

Signal Name

Function Description (Expansion Board/Basic Board)

1

DI01

Public input 1

2

DI02

Public input 2

3

DI03

Public input 3

4

DI04

Public input 4

5

DI05

Public input 5

6

DI06

Public input 6

7

DI07

Public input 7

8

DI08

Public input 8

9

COMIN0

External power input (User power): +24 V (For DI01~DI08)

10

11

DI09

Public input 9

12

DI10

Public input 10

13

DI11

Public input 11

14

DI12

Public input 12

15

DI13

Public input 13

16

DI14

Public input 14

17

DI15

Public input 15

18

DI16

Public input 16

19

COMIN1

External power input (User power): +24 V (For DI09~DI16)

20

21

DI17

Public input 17

22

DI18

Public input 18

23

DI19

Public input 19

24

DI20

Public input 20

25

DI21

Public input 21

26

DI22

Public input 22

27

DI23

Public input 23 (Signal for external operation)

28

DI24

Public input 24

29

COMIN2

External power input (User power): +24 V (For DI17~DI24)

30

31

DI25

Public input 25

32

DI26

Public input 26

33

DI27

Public input 27

34

DI28

Public input 28

35

DI29

Public input 29

36

DI30

Public input 30

37

DI31

Public input 31

38

DI32

Public input 32

39

COMIN3

External power input (User power): +24 V (For DI25~DI32)

40

 

 

The input specification of each port is as follows.

 

l Input port component: AC input photocoupler

l Input impedance= 3

l (+) Common input voltage = 24 VDC

l (-) Common input voltage = 0 VDC

 

The user connects the input signal through the method shown in Figure 5.13 below. First, connect the user power +24 V and ground wire to the public IO board (BD582), and then connect each signal to the input pin, depending on the usage. The power can be differently used by the 8 input port units.

 

 

Figure 5.13 Method for Wiring Input Signals of the Public IO Board (BD582)