Input interface ribbon cable – Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Integration Maintenance Manual Documentation Set User Manual

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I/O Interface

Section 10A

10A-8

The push-button MTB panel I/O module is included with the push-button

MTB panel. It can also be purchased separately to interface a custom

MTB panel to the control. This module provides 44 inputs and 18 outputs

to the I/O ring.

The push-button MTB panel I/O module is interfaced with the system I/O

ring through fiber optic cables, which are connected to the optical receiver

and transmitter on this module. Refer to Appendix A for additional

information on fiber optic cables and connectors.

Figure 10A.5 shows the external appearance of the push-button MTB panel

I/O module.

Figure 10A.5

Push-Button MTB Panel I/O Module External Appearance

+12V dc
GND

OP11

(out)

OP12

(in)

CN51

CN52

I/O ring fault indicator

JPR1

JPR2

Table 10A.C lists the connectors used to connect the push-button MTB

panel I/O module to the operator panel power supply and a custom MTB

panel.

Table 10A.C

Push-Button MTB Panel I/O Module Connectors

Connector On

Connected To

Cable

Remark

MTB I/O Module

Module

Connector

Number

+12V

GND

Operator Panel Power Supply

(or External Power Supply)

+12V

BT03

GND

C28

CN51M

Custom MTB Panel

Input

CN52M

Output

Input Interface Ribbon Cable

MTB panel data is sent to the push-button MTB panel I/O module via the

input interface ribbon cable. It is then sent to the control via the fiber optic

I/O ring. Table 10A.D lists the pin assignments for the input interface

ribbon cable for a custom MTB panel. If you are using an Allen-Bradley

MTB panel refer to page 9A-30 for the pinouts of this cable.

10A.2

Push-Button MTB Panel I/O

Module

10A.2.1

Push-Button MTB Panel I/O

Module Pin Assignments

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