- Provides a dedicated PCI scanner path for monitoring and controlling Allen-Bradley Remote I/O
- Connects the Remote I/O network through channel 1A using the specified three-pin Phoenix connector
- Replacement requires preserving rack addresses, communication rate, cable polarity, and end termination
1784-PKTS dedicates its single PCI communication channel to Allen-Bradley Remote I/O scanner operation for supported PC monitoring or control systems.
Remote I/O wiring terminates at channel 1A through the documented three-pin Phoenix connector; the card does not provide the DH+ or DH-485 functions assigned to other PKTx variants.
Before replacement, preserve the rack map, communication rate, scanner-driver configuration, cable polarity, termination, jumper selection, and PC-based control application.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for 1784-PKTS are confirmed during quotation.
Allen-Bradley 1784-PKTS Single-Channel Remote I/O Scanner PCI Card 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.
- 1784-PKTS is a single-channel remote I/O scanner-only PCI card.
- It is intended for PC monitoring of Allen-Bradley I/O and PC-based control.
- Do not assign DH+ or DH-485 communication duties to this catalog.
- PCI plug and play handles the host base-memory and interrupt resources.
- Use the documented scanner driver or development toolkit for the application.
- Record the card jumper when more than one PKTx-family card is installed.
- Connect remote I/O to the channel 1A three-pin Phoenix connector.
- Preserve rack addresses, communication rate, cable polarity, and end termination.
- Validate every connected adapter and I/O group before enabling control outputs.
- PC monitoring of compatible Allen-Bradley remote I/O modules.
- PC-based control systems that require a dedicated remote I/O scanner.
- Third-party remote I/O scanner-driver development with the documented toolkit resources.