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DDI01

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ABB DDI01 is a 32-channel 24 V DC current-sinking input module with four isolated signal groups for Freelance rack I/O.
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Technical specifications for DDI01

  • Manufacturer:
    ABB
  • Part Number:
    DDI01
  • Product Family:
    ABB H&B Freelance 2000
  • Product Type:
    32-channel digital input module
  • Stock:
    1
  • Input channels:
    32
  • Input type:
    IEC 61131-2 Type 1 current-sinking
  • Rated input voltage:
    24 V DC
  • Rated input current:
    8 mA
  • Input impedance:
    Approximately 3 kΩ
  • Isolation:
    Four optically isolated groups of eight inputs
  • Self-scan cycle:
    2 ms minimum
  • Configurable input delay:
    2 ms
  • Input filter:
    400 µs maximum
  • Status indication:
    LEDs on the I/O side
  • Protection:
    Reverse-polarity protected
  • Rack power consumption:
    1.8 W
  • External fuse:
    1 A time-lag
  • Maximum field cable:
    1000 m
  • Hot replacement:
    Permitted
  • Dimensions:
    4 × 18.5 × 30.8 cm
  • Weight:
    1.7 kg
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    Sweden
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Signal Grouping Scan and Filtering Cabinet Integration Application
  • Thirty-two inputs for 24 V DC binary field states
  • Four isolated groups preserve separate field references
  • Module scanning and filtering condition incoming signals

DDI01 collects discrete process states and transfers them through the documented Freelance rack backplane and system cable.

Its grouped isolation allows separate field references while local indicators help relate terminal activity to the controller image.

Reconcile sensor type, group commons, fuse, cable assignment and project channel map before enabling interlocks or sequences.

Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for DDI01 are confirmed during quotation.

ABB DDI01 32-channel digital input module Manuals, Datasheets, Links

Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

  • Field inputs are organized into isolated groups with separate electrical references.
  • Group-common wiring must follow the cabinet drawing and approved terminal assignment.
  • Channel mapping connects each terminal position to the corresponding controller signal.
  • The module conditions incoming transitions before they enter the process image.
  • Filtering and delay choices must suit the pulse duration and noise environment.
  • Interlock testing should confirm that the configured timing preserves the intended event.
  • The system cable links the input card to its assigned backplane connection.
  • Field supply protection and cable routing influence reliable signal detection.
  • Commissioning compares device operation, channel indication and controller status for every group.
  • Limit-switch and contact-state acquisition
  • Digital alarm and interlock inputs
  • Discrete sensor monitoring in Freelance rack systems
Description
DDI01 is the ABB Freelance rack interface used to acquire thirty-two 24 V DC binary field states from switches, contacts and electronic sensors.

The inputs are divided into isolated groups and scanned by the module processor, with configurable delay, channel indication and protected field wiring for cabinet integration.

Before reconnection, verify the current-sinking input convention, group commons, field supply, system cable, filtering requirement and the exact rack channel assignment.
Alternative Names
DDI01 DDI 01 ABB DDI01 ABB DDI 01 0369626 P3711-4-0369626
Technical notes
DDI01 requires confirmation of 24 V DC current-sinking sensors, four isolated group commons, channel mapping, input delay, fuse and system cable before replacement to prevent false interlock states.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Which field-signal convention must be matched when selecting ABB DDI01?
The module uses 24 V DC current-sinking inputs. Confirm sensor output type, field-supply polarity and common wiring rather than relying only on the channel count.
How are field commons arranged on ABB DDI01?
The inputs are divided into four isolated groups. Preserve each group common and do not merge isolated circuits unless the approved cabinet drawing explicitly does so.
Can ABB DDI01 capture very short field pulses?
The module uses a documented scan, filter and configurable delay. Compare the expected pulse width with those timing elements before assigning a fast event to the card.
What should be checked if ABB DDI01 shows unstable input states?
Inspect field voltage, common continuity, sensor leakage, shielding, cable routing, fuse condition and the configured input delay before suspecting the module.
Can ABB DDI01 be replaced while the rack remains energized?
ABB permits module exchange, but field circuits must be placed in a safe state and the channel, backplane and cable assignment must be recorded before removal.
Why must all four input groups of ABB DDI01 be tested after rewiring?
Each isolated group has its own field reference. A correct state in one group does not confirm supply, common or cable continuity in the remaining groups.
How should ABB DDI01 be accepted after replacement?
Force or safely operate representative devices in every isolated group, verify LED and controller state agreement, and confirm alarms or interlocks use the intended channels.

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