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X20BT9100

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B&R X20BT9100 is an X2X Link bus transmitter that extends the X20 station and can supply the internal I/O potential group for the X20 System.
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Technical specifications for X20BT9100

  • Manufacturer:
    B&R
  • Part Number:
    X20BT9100
  • Product Family:
    B&R X20 System
  • Product Type:
    X2X Link Bus Transmitter with I/O Supply
  • Stock:
    1
  • Primary function:
    X2X Link bus transmitter with internal I/O supply
  • Maximum X2X segment length:
    100 m
  • Bus power consumption:
    0.5 W
  • Internal I/O consumption:
    0.1 W as transmitter; additional 0.6 W as supply
  • I/O supply voltage:
    24 VDC -15% / +20%
  • Required I/O line fuse:
    Maximum 10 A, slow-blow
  • I/O contact load:
    10 A
  • I/O input reverse-polarity protection:
    No
  • Required terminal block:
    X20TB06 or X20TB12, ordered separately
  • Required bus module:
    X20BM11 or X20BM15, ordered separately
  • Module pitch:
    12.5 mm +0.2 mm
  • Mounting orientation:
    Horizontal or vertical
  • Degree of protection:
    IP20
  • Operating temperature:
    -25 to 60 °C horizontal; -25 to 50 °C vertical
  • Storage / transport temperature:
    -40 to 85 °C
  • Relative humidity:
    5 to 95%, non-condensing
  • Weight:
    0.02 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    9.6 x 1.2 x 5.6 cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    Germany
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Station Assembly I/O Supply X2X Link Product Applications

Features:

  • X2X Link extension: carries the link from an X20 station to a following station.
  • Integrated I/O supply: can feed the internal I/O potential group.
  • Status visibility: LED indicators show X2X bus function and module run/error state.
X20BT9100 brings an outgoing X2X connection to the edge of an X20 station, making it useful where equipment sections are physically separated.

Its local I/O feed can serve a defined potential group while the link continues to the next station; the group arrangement remains an important part of the installation.

The transmitter uses a separately ordered through-connected bus module and terminal block, so the assembled station needs those matching components.

Apter Power can provide quotations and technical documentation for the B&R X20BT9100 X2X Link Bus Transmitter with I/O Supply.
B&R X20BT9100 X2X Link Bus Transmitter with I/O Supply Manuals,Datasheets,Link

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.

  • End position: X20BT9100 operates only at the rightmost slot of an X20 station.
  • Bus module: X20BM11 or X20BM15 provides the required through-connected internal I/O power path.
  • Terminal block: X20TB06 or X20TB12 completes the assembly and is ordered separately.
  • Group source: when X20BT9100 supplies internal I/O power, its 24 VDC input feeds that potential group.
  • Feed protection: B&R requires a slow-blow line fuse rated no higher than 10 A for the I/O supply path.
  • Load boundary: the 10 A permissible contact load defines the limit of the local I/O feed.
  • Single supply: when X20BT9100 feeds a potential group, no other module may supply that same group.
  • Station placement: the 100 m segment limit lets a following X20 station sit away from the source row within the documented X2X span.
  • Cable preparation: B&R lists optional X2X cable for custom assembly, allowing the interstation run to suit the installed route.
  • Commissioning visibility: an LED indicates X2X bus function at the transmitter, giving on-module feedback for the outgoing link.
  • Separated X20 stations: carry X2X Link between equipment sections up to 100 m apart.
  • System expansion: extend an X20 installation from the transmitter position to a following station.
  • Combined link and feed: use the transmitter where an X20 station needs both outgoing X2X Link and local internal I/O power.
Description
In an X20 system spread across separate machine sections, B&R X20BT9100 carries X2X Link beyond the local station. This lets a subsequent station sit with its own I/O instead of keeping the installation in one continuous module row.

Where the transmitter also supplies internal I/O power, X20BT9100 becomes the feed point for that potential group. The group cannot have a second supply, so its boundary is part of the station design rather than a wiring detail.

During commissioning and fault finding, X20BT9100 indicates module run/error and X2X bus function separately. These status cues help technicians distinguish the module state from the outgoing link before investigating the next station.
Alternative Names
X20BT9100 X20 BT9100 B&R X20BT9100 B&R X20 BT9100 BR X20BT9100 B&R X20 System X20BT9100 X20 System X20BT9100
Technical notes
X20BT9100 is used only at the rightmost station position. Verify the outgoing X2X segment, 100 m segment limit, required bus and terminal modules, I/O supply path, potential-group boundary, 10 A contact-load limit, and downstream receiver before energizing.
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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.
Where should B&R X20BT9100 be mounted?
It belongs at the rightmost slot of the local X20 segment because the outgoing X2X Link leaves the station from this module.
Why can the next X2X segment stay offline after installing B&R X20BT9100?
Check the outgoing cable, segment length, connector wiring, downstream receiver position and supply, module seating, and X2X diagnostics.
Can B&R X20BT9100 feed a potential group already supplied elsewhere?
No. Avoid two supplies in the same group; use the documented isolating bus-module arrangement when a new group is required.
Does the remote station require a separate bus receiver when using B&R X20BT9100?
Yes. B&R X20BT9100 transmits the X2X Link from the local station, while the remote station requires a compatible X2X Link bus receiver such as X20BR9300. Confirm the receiver, station power supply and X2X Link cable arrangement before installation.
Which accessories must be confirmed for B&R X20BT9100?
Confirm X20TB06 or X20TB12 and X20BM11 or X20BM15, plus the outgoing X2X cable and the downstream receiver assembly.
What should be checked if local I/O power disappears around B&R X20BT9100?
Check the 24 VDC feed, fuse, polarity, potential-group design, selected bus module, terminal mapping, contact load, and whether another supply conflicts with the group.
What should be documented before replacing B&R X20BT9100?
Record the rightmost slot, outgoing segment, cable route, downstream receiver, I/O feed and fuse, potential group, accessories, load, and diagnostics.