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General| Product Type | Digital Input Module |
|---|---|
| Fieldbus | PROFIBUS DP |
| Input Voltage | 24 V DC |
| Current consumption from system supply | 50 mA |
| Number of fieldbus addresses | 1 |
| Operating temperature | -25 °C to +60 °C |
| Weight | 100 g |
| Data transfer rate | 9.6 kbps to 12 Mbps |
| Isolation | 500 V |
| Storage temperature | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Module Type | Digital Input |
Provides critical safety notes regarding system installation, operation, and handling components.
Details mechanical, electrical, and environmental specifications for the system components.
Covers system and field power supply requirements, isolation, and connection details for the I/O system.
Explains grounding methods for the DIN rail and the grounding function for electromagnetic interference resistance.
Details the CANopen fieldbus couplers, covering their description, hardware, and operation.
Explains data transmission using CANopen communication objects like PDOs, SDOs, and NMT.
Provides a step-by-step guide for starting up a WAGO CANopen fieldbus node, including connection, configuration, and status changes.
Lists technical specifications for the fieldbus couplers, including system data, EMC, and approvals.
Covers CAN bus transmission media, network topology, cabling, and bus length limits.
Explains CANopen communication objects like PDOs for data and SDOs for configuration.
Illustrates the individual communication states and transitions of a CANopen fieldbus coupler.
Explains the object directory as the central point for CANopen subscriber configuration and data storage.
Explains that PDO data transmission is only possible in the Operational status and covers special transmission types.
Explains emergency messages sent for critical errors or important information, including their structure and causes.
Explains the process data structure for CANopen coupler/controller, mapping data for I/O modules.
Explains CENELEC/IEC standards for classifying explosive environments and components.
Outlines NEC 500 classifications for North America, including divisions, explosion protection groups.
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