Figure 6. wiring power to your fieldpoint bank – National Instruments FP-PS-4 User Manual

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needs. Select one or a combination of the methods to power the
signals of each of your I/O modules:

The signals of the I/O module are powered by an FP-PS-4 that
is connected to only that I/O module.

The signals of the I/O module share an FP-PS-4 with a
neighboring I/O module or network module. This is called
cascading power.

Caution

Cascading power from neighboring bases or

network modules defeats isolation between cascaded
modules.

Figure 6 shows a combination of the two ways to power the
FieldPoint bank.

Figure 6. Wiring Power to Your FieldPoint Bank

In Figure 6, the FP-PS-4 bank provides the power using both of the
methods mentioned previously. The FP-2000 and FP-AO-200 have
their own power supplies. Isolation is maintained because the
FP-AO-200 has its own power supply. The FP-RLY-420 and
FP-DO-400 share a power supply, which provides enough power,
but defeats isolation between the signals of those two modules.

15 16 V

31 32 C

V 1

3

2

C 17 18

CAUTION: Cascading
power defeats isolation.

FP-DO-400

FP-RLY-420

FP-AO-200

FP-2000

FP-PS-4 Bank

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