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Discrete I/O
Discrete I/O
Analog I/O
n Reduce or eliminate re-validation when field devices are replaced n Improve diagnostics capability n Fieldbus neutral; open, non-proprietary, multi-vendor technology n Reduce initial design costs n Decrease planned and unplanned downtime
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Discrete I/O
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Power
Discrete I/O
Analog I/O
IO-Link Masters
Discrete I/O
M8 ports Up to 16 inputs M12 ports Up to 16 inputs 16 outputs 16 configurable
Analog I/O
4 channels (10 bit) 0-10 V in 4-20mA in plus 8 inputs 1 channel (14 bit) 0-10 V in/out 4-20mA in/out PT100 in
Smart Sensors
Measurement and position sensors RFID Read/write Read only Ultrasonic and inductive position sensors Linear position transducer 2 to 180 stroke lengths 5 m resolution 32 bit signed integer
With Distributed Modular I/O, it is possible to replace smart programmable devices such as: pressure, gripper, color, laser measurement, fiber optic, registration mark, and edge guide sensors as well as valve manifolds, measuring light curtains, linear transducers, smart starters, and RFID systems without any adjustment or parameterization required at the field device. Balluffs Distributed Modular I/O with the open standard IO-Link (see http://www.io-link.com) allows bidirectional communication between field devices and Industrial Networks. This communication allows for the field device parameters to be stored in the PLC or PC memory, and downloaded automatically to any new replacement part. No longer are push-button teaching, setting of switches or potentiometers necessary to re-calibrate. Correct calibration is assured, and performed promptly by the control system upon replacement.