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1799 Embedded I/O
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1799 Embedded I/O
1799 Embedded I/O is a printed circuit board for machine-embedded applications. With its extended temperature specifications, 1799 Embedded I/O provides 24V DC digital I/O that can be mounted directly inside or on a machine, in the side-channel of a conveyor, or within a field replaceable unit. These printed circuit boards are ideal for applications restricted by space limitations, applications requiring highly distributed I/O close to sensors and actuators, and applications with an enclosure provided. Typical applications include: modular and sortation conveyors, robotics I/O, operator interface panels, packaging machines, highly distributed lift applications, semiconductor material handling, and warehouse automation conveyors.
Benefits
- Compact size and extended temperature specifications let you embed I/O directly into or onto a machine.
- Built-in DeviceNet™ adapter supports virtually all DeviceNet-compliant devices and systems, while the removable DeviceNet I/O connectors reduce wiring, installation costs, start-up time, and downtime.
- Universal NEMA type 1+ inputs help ensure compatibility with a broad range of sensors, both NPN and PNP.
- Node address switches and autobaud ease network commissioning.
- Supports a broad range of power supplies and multiple voltage levels from the network.
- Output short-circuit protection protects outputs against accidental miswiring.
- Change-of-state DeviceNet capability reduces network bandwidth usage and improves network throughput for improved speed and efficiency.
- DeviceLogix™ Smart Component Technology lets you control outputs and manage status information locally within the card for quick response, reduced network traffic, and a smaller control program.
- Zone Interlocking Parameters (ZIP) speed communication between cards for use in high-speed applications.
- Dual-port EtherNet/IP module uses advanced network technology, for example, producer/consumer communication, to increase network functionality and throughput.