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2-14
IV2 Series User's Manual (Control Panel)
Cables
Supplying power to the sensor amplier
The power terminal block is mounted on the bottom of the
sensoramplier.
Use wire whose temperature rating is 80 ºC or
higher for the power supply.
Follow the instructions mentioned below to
avoid damage caused by bad connections.
The nominal cross-sectional area of the wire
for connecting the power should be 0.8 mm
2
to 1.3 mm
2
(AWG16 to 18).
Length of the insulation removed from the
wire should be around 9mm.
The stripped part of the wire should not be
soldered (pre-soldered).
Insert the wires to the power terminal block
completely.
Wire the power cables directly into the
terminal block.
Use a rod terminal when using a crimp-type
terminal.
1
Insert the wire to B by pushing A in with a
screwdriver.
Pullthewireoutslightlytoconrmthatitissecured.
B
A
0V
24V
24 V
Wire to DC 24 V of the power
supply.
0V Wire to 0 V of the power supply.
Ground.
Connection diagram
Selecting NPN output
When NPN is selected as the Polarity
DC24V
(NPN)
24 V line of power terminal
block (DC24V)
OUT1 to OUT8*
IN1 to IN8*
0 V line of power terminal block
(0 V)
FG of power terminal block
External deviceSensorAmplier
Load
* For the terminal number and wiring color, refer to
“●TerminalNumberandWiringColoroftheI/O
Cable for the IV2 Series (OP-87906)” (Page 2-13).
Selecting PNP output
When PNP is selected as the Polarity
DC24V
(PNP)
24 V line of power terminal
block (DC24V)
IN1 to IN8*
OUT1 to OUT8*
0 V line of power terminal block
(0 V)
FG of power terminal block
External deviceSensorAmplier
Load
* For the terminal number and wiring color, refer to
“●TerminalNumberandWiringColoroftheI/O
Cable for the IV2 Series (OP-87906)” (Page 2-13).
0 V and FG are insulated.
2
Installation and Connection

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