Analog I/O terminal with screw terminal,
block for EtherCAT communicaitons.
The input/output range can be easily,
changed by the setting with the switch.
Detachable screw terminal block,
facilitates the maintenance.
Moving average calculation function.
Settings within the range of 100μs-64ms.
(For input only OMRON GRT1-OD8-1. )
Disconnection detection function.
(For input only and for usage with,
1-5V or 4-20mA ranges GRT1-OD8-1)
Selectable node address setting methods:
setting with rotary,
switch and with tool software.
When setting the nodes with rotary switch,
setting is easy and node identification,
becomes possible for maintenance.Name: Expansion Units.
Specifications: Outputs;
16 outputs; PNP;
One Expansion Unit can be,
mounted to one CRT1-ID16(-1),
CRT1-OD16(-1), CRT1-ROS16,
or CRT1-ROF16 Digital I/O Slave OMRON GRT1-OD8-1.
Standards: CE, UC, UC1, N.
"Easy" and "Flexible" system expansion,
with linked CC-Link and CompoNet.
Branching is easily made with CompoNet.
Wiring material cost can be reduced.
Bit-level I/O distribution reduces,
wiring in the system.
A wide variety of CompoNet Slave Units,
contribute to system size reduction OMRON GRT1-OD8-1.
Seven-segment Display on the Gateway Unit,
helps to detect errors on site.
The Participation Flags and Communications,
Error Flags can be checked at the Host,
Controller to detect the location and,
content of the error. I/O classification: Digital output.
Internal I/O circuit common: PNP (+ common).
I/O points: 16.
I/O connection method: M3 terminal block.
Models with 3-tier Terminals (16 Points),
Added to the Remote I/O Terminal Series.
Six Models are Available Depending on the,
NPN or PNP Configuration, Input Points,
I/O Points, or Output Points.
Incorporates easy-to-wire terminals each,
connecting to a single wire.
Reduces designing and wiring effort.
Incorporates a removable circuit block of cassette construction. Unit type: 10 I/O points 6 inputs; 4 outputs, Connector.
Input: 6 points: 24 VDC.
Output: 4 points: transistor (sinking).
Clock: Yes.
Slaves with the Complex Functionality Needed,
for Distributed Blocks.
Programmable Slaves combine devices, such as sensors and actuators,
into one functional unit that is treated as a DeviceNet slave GRT1-OD8-1.
Programmable Slaves greatly facilitate device distribution,
and functional organization.
They help standardize programming between units and reduce the amount of,
programming required at the master.
I/O and operattional checks can be performed for each functional unit,
rather than waiting GRT1-OD8-1.
for final system assembly, as with conventional distributed I/O systems.