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Overview of the VersaMax I/O product line, its features, and applications.
Describes the architecture and function of a VersaMax Genius I/O station.
Details the VersaMax Genius Network Interface Unit (NIU) and its role.
Explains the AC or DC power supply modules for the NIU and station.
Describes the physical dimensions and mounting of VersaMax I/O and option modules.
Specifies the required space around modules for proper ventilation and access.
Details the thermal performance requirements and clearances for modules.
Provides guidance on mounting VersaMax I/O stations on DIN rails and panels.
Explains the procedure for mounting modules directly onto a panel for increased stability.
Guides on installing expansion receiver modules in the leftmost slot of expansion racks.
Details how to install power supply modules onto the NIU, expansion receivers, or carriers.
Instructions for configuring the Serial Bus Address (SBA) and baud rate using rotary switches.
Explains how to make Genius bus connections, including termination and shielding.
Describes the four I/O data memories (I, Q, AI, AQ) within the NIU and their capacities.
Explains how the NIU exchanges input and output data with the Genius bus.
Details the NIU's behavior and diagnostics when Enhanced Diagnostics Mode is enabled.
Explains the logical structure of racks and slots used to identify modules in an I/O station.
Outlines the process of configuring the NIU and I/O station using programming software.
Details the settings and parameters for configuring the Genius NIU's operating characteristics.
Describes procedures for managing NIU configurations via PC connection.
Explains how the NIU automatically configures itself and its installed modules.
Lists the primary datagrams that can be sent to or from the Genius Network Interface Unit.
Details the format of datagrams sent by the NIU to report faults.
Describes the format and structure of configuration data for NIU and I/O station modules.
Explains how redundant bus controllers manage I/O and fault reporting for critical applications.
Details how NIUs can be integrated into redundant bus configurations for increased reliability.
Describes the electrical characteristics and interface circuit of the Genius bus.
Explains the factors limiting the maximum length of the Genius bus.
Overview of the VersaMax I/O product line, its features, and applications.
Describes the architecture and function of a VersaMax Genius I/O station.
Details the VersaMax Genius Network Interface Unit (NIU) and its role.
Explains the AC or DC power supply modules for the NIU and station.
Describes the physical dimensions and mounting of VersaMax I/O and option modules.
Specifies the required space around modules for proper ventilation and access.
Details the thermal performance requirements and clearances for modules.
Provides guidance on mounting VersaMax I/O stations on DIN rails and panels.
Explains the procedure for mounting modules directly onto a panel for increased stability.
Guides on installing expansion receiver modules in the leftmost slot of expansion racks.
Details how to install power supply modules onto the NIU, expansion receivers, or carriers.
Instructions for configuring the Serial Bus Address (SBA) and baud rate using rotary switches.
Explains how to make Genius bus connections, including termination and shielding.
Describes the four I/O data memories (I, Q, AI, AQ) within the NIU and their capacities.
Explains how the NIU exchanges input and output data with the Genius bus.
Details the NIU's behavior and diagnostics when Enhanced Diagnostics Mode is enabled.
Explains the logical structure of racks and slots used to identify modules in an I/O station.
Outlines the process of configuring the NIU and I/O station using programming software.
Details the settings and parameters for configuring the Genius NIU's operating characteristics.
Describes procedures for managing NIU configurations via PC connection.
Explains how the NIU automatically configures itself and its installed modules.
Lists the primary datagrams that can be sent to or from the Genius Network Interface Unit.
Details the format of datagrams sent by the NIU to report faults.
Describes the format and structure of configuration data for NIU and I/O station modules.
Explains how redundant bus controllers manage I/O and fault reporting for critical applications.
Details how NIUs can be integrated into redundant bus configurations for increased reliability.
Describes the electrical characteristics and interface circuit of the Genius bus.
Explains the factors limiting the maximum length of the Genius bus.
General| Series | VersaMax |
|---|---|
| Communication | Ethernet |
| Communication Protocols | EtherNet/IP |
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to 85°C |
| Humidity | 5 to 95% non-condensing |
| Certifications | CE, UL, cUL |
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