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Mitsubishi Electric QY10 - User Manual

Mitsubishi Electric QY10
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I/O Module Type Building Block
User's Manual
QX10 QY10
QX10-TS QY10-TS
QX28 QY18A
QX40 QY22
QX40-S1 QY40P
QX40-TS QY40P-TS
QX40H QY41H
QX41 QY41P
QX41-S1 QY42P
QX41-S2 QY50
QX42 QY68A
QX42-S1 QY70
QX50 QY71
QX70 QY80
QX70H QY80-TS
QX71 QY81P
QX72 QY82P
QX80 QH42P
QX80-TS QX41Y41P
QX80H QX48Y57
QX81 QI60
QX81-S2
QX82
QX82-S1
QX90H

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

  • M
    Michael HallAug 20, 2025
    What to do if an input signal does not turn off on my Mitsubishi Electric QY10 Controller?
    • C
      Clayton HarrisonAug 20, 2025
      If an input signal on your Mitsubishi Electric Controller doesn't turn off, it could be due to a few reasons. One cause may be leakage current from the input switch. To resolve this, connect an appropriate resistor to ensure the voltage across the input module terminals is less than the off voltage. A CR constant of 0.1 to 0.47 F + 47 to 120? (1/2W) is recommended. Another cause could be driving the system with a limit switch that has a neon lamp. The solution is the same as above, or you could create an independent display circuit. Lastly, leakage current from the wiring cable's line capacity could be the problem. The solution is the same as the first example; however, leakage current is not generated when the power supply is located in the input equipment side.
  • M
    Melinda CampbellNov 6, 2025
    What to do if Mitsubishi Electric QY10 Controller input signal does not turn OFF?
    • S
      Stephanie PotterNov 6, 2025
      If the input signal of your Mitsubishi Electric Controller doesn't turn OFF, several factors could be the cause. Here are some potential solutions: * If the issue is due to leakage current from the input switch, connect an appropriate resistor to lower the voltage across the input module terminals below the OFF voltage value. A CR constant of 0.1 to 47 F + 47 to 120 (1/2W) is recommended. * If it's due to a limit switch with a neon lamp, apply the same solution as above or create an independent display circuit. * For leakage current from the wiring cable's line capacity, use the same resistor solution. Note that leakage current isn't generated when the power supply is on the input equipment side. * If using a switch with an LED indicator, connect a resistor to lower the voltage be...

Summary

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Design Precautions

Safety precautions related to the design and configuration of the system to prevent accidents.

Installation Precautions

Precautions for installing modules, including handling and mounting procedures to prevent damage.

Wiring Precautions

Precautions for wiring the modules, covering safe connection practices and noise prevention.

Startup and Maintenance Precautions

Precautions for starting up and maintaining the product, including handling and checks.

CONDITIONS OF USE FOR THE PRODUCT

1. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS AND PRECAUTIONS FOR USE

1.2 Precautions for Use

General precautions to be observed when using I/O modules.

1.2.1 Input module

Precautions specific to DC input modules, including simultaneous ON points and response time.

1.2.2 Output module

Precautions for output modules, covering switching frequency, load connection, and fuses.

1.2.3 I;O combined module

Details on I/O numbers for combined modules and configuration when using them.

1.2.4 I;O module with protection function

Explanation of overload and overheat protection functions in specific I/O modules.

1.2.5 Interrupt module

Specifies conditions for interrupt input operation with specific modules and GX Developer.

1.2.6 Installation and wiring

Guidelines for installation and wiring, including wire types and screw tightening torque.

1.3 Various Settings for I;O Module

Describes various settings for I/O modules using GX Developer.

1.3.1 Setting of I;O response time

How to set the I/O response time for input and I/O mix modules using GX Developer.

1.3.2 Setting of error-time output mode

How to set the error-time output mode (Clear or Hold) for output or I/O mix modules.

1.3.3 Switch setting of interrupt module

Procedure for setting interrupt processing conditions (leading/trailing edge) for interrupt modules.

2. INPUT MODULE SPECIFICATIONS

2.1 QX10 AC Input Module

Specifications and external connection diagram for the QX10 AC Input Module.

2.2 QX10-TS AC Input Module

Specifications and external connection for the QX10-TS AC Input Module with spring clamp terminals.

2.7 QX40 H DC High-Speed Input Module (Positive Common Type)

Specifications for the QX40H High-Speed Input Module, including response time and function settings.

2.15 QX70 H DC High-speed Input Module (Positive Common Type)

Specifications for the QX70H High-speed Input Module, including noise immunity and function settings.

2.20 QX80 H DC High-speed Input Module (Negative Common Type)

Specifications for the QX80H High-speed Input Module, including response time and function settings.

2.25 QX90 H DC High-speed Input Module (Negative Common Type)

Specifications for the QX90H High-speed Input Module, including noise immunity and function settings.

3. OUTPUT MODULE SPECIFICATIONS

3.7 QY41 H Transistor High-speed Output Module (Sink Type)

Specifications for the QY41H Transistor High-speed Output Module (Sink Type).

4. I;O COMBINED MODULE

5. INTERRUPT MODULE

7. CONNECTORS

8. SPECIFICATIONS OF CONNECTOR;TERMINAL BLOCK CONVERTER MODULES

9. SPRING CLAMP TERMINAL BLOCK

10. PART NAMES

11. I;O MODULE TROUBLESHOOTING

11.1 Input Circuit Troubleshooting

Identifies common input circuit problems and provides corrective actions.

11.2 Output Circuit Troubleshooting

Identifies common output circuit problems and provides corrective actions.

Mitsubishi Electric QY10 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMitsubishi Electric
ModelQY10
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

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