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AM299

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KEBA AM299 is a compact mixed-I/O module that combines two 12-bit analog inputs, two 12-bit analog outputs, four digital inputs and four digital outputs in one K-bus station.
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Technical specifications for AM299

  • Manufacturer:
    KEBA
  • Part Number:
    AM299
  • Product Family:
    KEBA
  • Product Type:
    Mixed Analog and Digital I/O Module
  • Stock:
    1
  • Analog inputs:
    2 channels
  • Analog input resolution:
    12 bit
  • Analog outputs:
    2 channels
  • Analog output resolution:
    12 bit
  • Digital inputs:
    4 channels
  • Digital outputs:
    4 channels
  • Input mapping:
    AI0–AI1 and DI0–DI3
  • Output mapping:
    AO0–AO1 and DO0–DO3
  • Diagnostic condition:
    sensor-failure reporting
  • System interface:
    KEBA internal module bus
  • Configuration records:
    module address and module identification
  • Tariff Code:
    8538900000
  • Country of origin:
    Austria
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Channel Map Diagnostics Commissioning Application
  • Two 12-bit analog inputs and two 12-bit analog outputs
  • Four digital inputs and four digital outputs
  • K-bus mapping with sensor-failure and module-status records

AM299 gives one controller slot a balanced set of analog and discrete machine interfaces.

Its mixed channel set suits compact assemblies where measured values, setpoints and on/off devices must be handled together.

Channel mapping and replacement checks must follow the documented execution recorded in the Revision section.

Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for AM299 are confirmed during quotation.

KEBA AM299 Mixed Analog and Digital I/O Module Manuals, Product Family, 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.

  • AI0–AI1 carry analog input values
  • AO0–AO1 carry analog output commands
  • DI0–DI3 and DO0–DO3 carry discrete states
  • Sensor-failure status is available
  • EEPROM and watchdog status are mapped
  • Timing response and SERR records support fault finding
  • Restore the documented module address
  • Check analog scaling before enabling motion
  • Prove each discrete output with the load isolated
  • Compact machine mixed-I/O stations
  • Analog setpoint and sensor integration
  • Legacy Kemro controller maintenance
Description
AM299 concentrates analog measurement, analog command and discrete machine signals in one mixed-I/O position.

The documented AM299 execution maps two analog input words, two analog output words and four digital points in each direction through the controller object directory.

A replacement should retain the channel scaling, module address, sensor-failure handling and the field wiring assigned to every analog and digital point.
Alternative Names
KEBA AM299 AM299 AM 299 KEBA AM299/A AM299/A AM 299/A
Technical notes
AM299 maps two 12-bit analog input words, two 12-bit analog output words and four digital points in each direction, with sensor-failure and module-status records available to the host controller.
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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.
What must be recorded before replacing KEBA AM299?
Record the module address, every channel assignment, analog range and scaling, digital logic convention and any alarm tied to sensor-failure status.
Can KEBA AM299 replace AM299/B without review?
No. The documented /B execution can allocate digital outputs as PWM motor bridges, while the /A execution used here provides four conventional digital outputs.
How should the analog channels on KEBA AM299 be checked after installation?
Apply known input signals, compare raw and engineering values, command safe output levels and verify polarity, scaling and the connected device response.
Why can a KEBA AM299 show correct digital states but incorrect analog values?
The likely causes are an incorrect range, scaling, reference, shield connection or channel mapping rather than the K-bus address alone.
Does KEBA AM299 require the controller project to be changed for a like-for-like exchange?
Normally the existing mapping can be retained, but the replacement must present the same /A execution and module address before the project is restored.
What wiring evidence is useful when ordering KEBA AM299?
Provide clear front and side labels, connector photographs, terminal wire markers, the rack position and screenshots of the analog and digital I/O assignment.
How should KEBA AM299 be commissioned without disturbing the machine?
Keep actuators inhibited, validate inputs first, force or command each output under controlled conditions and then release the machine sequence one interlock at a time.

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