Features:
- High-density current-sinking input acquisition
- Two field-power banks and two controller input words
- One software-selected filter setting for the complete input group
1794-IB32 is not a wider copy of a sixteen-point module; it represents a high-density station position with its own integration footprint.
The three quickest recognition points are its dual field organization, expanded controller image, and group-wide response selection.
Adapter eligibility remains the entry gate; field organization, controller data, and input response then require their own documented decisions.
Apter Power can coordinate official-document review, quotation, and sourcing support for 1794-IB32.
1794-IB32 FLEX I/O 32-Point DC Sink 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.
- First bank: Inputs 0 through 15 use the documented V1 and COM1 power/common terminals.
- Second bank: Inputs 16 through 31 use the separate V2 and COM2 distribution path.
- Base format: The TB32 or TB32S arrangement provides the signal and power terminals required by both banks.
- Lower channels: The first input word reports points 0 through 15.
- Upper channels: A second input word carries points 16 through 31.
- Configuration word: The complementary write data contains the filter selection rather than another input-status bank.
- Shared setting: One selected filter time applies across all thirty-two input channels.
- Available range: The official table provides eight response choices from fast sensing to stronger debounce.
- Startup action: The controller project must write the intended value instead of leaving response behavior accidental.
- Dense DC sensing: Collect many current-sinking field signals in one distributed I/O position.
- Two-bank field layouts: Organize separate sensor-power groups while retaining one module image.
- Filtered discrete monitoring: Adjust the group response where contact behavior or electrical noise requires deliberate debounce.