Smart i/o user’s manual, Introduction – Pepper Computer Modular Computers RS485 User Manual

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SMART I/O User’s Manual

©1996 PEP Modular Computers GmbH

March 12, 1996

Page 1 - 11

Introduction

1

The attachment of both units is achieved by sliding them over the DIN rail

with the clip assembly pulled out and then releasing it when correctly posi-

tioned.

The 24V supply source should possess the following characteristics:

Because of power limitations, it should be noted that although up to 11

SMART-Modules are possible in a complete configuration, attention should

be paid to the following tables that show the individual component power

requirements. The maximum of 6750mW should not be exceeded as damage

to the on-board DC-DC converter may result due to overheating or entering a

reset status due to the thermal cutoff protection switching mechanism.

V o l t a g e

Current

min

m a x

Continuous

P e a k

18V

36V

400mA

1.5A (2ms)

S M - B A S E Power Consumption

min

m a x

CPU Core 1500mW

1700mW

Profibus

250mW

750mW

Module

Power Consumption

Module

Power Consumption

min

m a x

min

m a x

SM-DIN1

5mW

100mW

SM-ADC1

350mW 450mW

SM-DOUT1

5mW

270mW

SM-DAC1

5mW

400mW

SM-DAD1

350mW

450mW

SM-DAC1

350mW

660mW

SM-PT100

400mW

500mW

SM-SSI

unknown

unknown

SM-THERM

400mW

500mW

SM-RS232

23mW

75mW

SM-REL1

23mW

160mW

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