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CJ1W-ID261

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Omron CJ1W-ID261 is a CJ-series 64-point 24 VDC input unit with two Fujitsu/OTAX connector interfaces for high-density field signals.
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Technical specifications for CJ1W-ID261

  • Manufacturer:
    Omron
  • Part Number:
    CJ1W-ID261
  • Product Family:
    CJ-Series
  • Product Type:
    CJ-Series 64-Point DC Input Unit
  • Stock:
    1
  • Series:
    CJ-series
  • Module Type:
    DC input unit
  • Input Points:
    64
  • Connector:
    Fujitsu / OTAX, two interfaces
  • Rated Input Voltage:
    24 VDC
  • Operating Input Range:
    20.4 to 26.4 VDC
  • Input Current:
    4.1 mA typical at 24 VDC
  • Circuit Grouping:
    Four circuits, 16 points per common
  • Simultaneously ON:
    50 percent, 16 points per common at 24 VDC
  • Internal Current Consumption:
    90 mA maximum
  • Accessories:
    None
  • Weight:
    0.11 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    3.1 x 9.0 x 6.65 cm
  • Tariff Code:
    Please confirm the destination before shipping
  • Country of origin:
    China
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Connector Mapping Input Qualification Grouped Diagnosis Product Applications

Features:

  • High-density acquisition: Sixty-four field states enter one compact CJ-series module position.
  • Four-circuit grouping: Independent common sections help structure the connector wiring when each pair is landed correctly.
  • Connector-specific identity: The Fujitsu/OTAX interface prevents silent substitution with the related MIL-connector model.
CJ1W-ID261 is used when a CJ or NJ station needs many 24 VDC input points in limited panel space.

Its two connector interfaces distribute four input circuits, making breakout-board identity and common continuity central to reliable service.

Commissioning should compare field voltage, connector pin, channel indication and controller variable without assuming that a healthy module can correct a wiring-map error.

Apter Power can help confirm the Omron CJ1W-ID261 CJ-Series 64-Point DC Input Unit, connector interface and field-wiring scope before quotation.
Omron CJ1W-ID261 CJ-Series 64-Point DC Input Unit 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.
  • Exact connector: Confirm the installed breakout uses the Fujitsu/OTAX interface assigned to this model.
  • Dual-interface plan: Record which field circuits land on CN1 and CN2 before disconnection.
  • Common pairs: Wire both designated pins for every common and maintain one polarity within the circuit.
  • Label transfer: Preserve point identity so a connector swap cannot exchange whole channel groups.
  • Sensor residual: Confirm two-wire devices can reach the module’s required ON state after their own voltage drop.
  • Off-state current: Investigate leakage paths before treating a persistent input as a logic fault.
  • Response setting: Select filtering from the real signal speed and noise environment.
  • Simultaneous load: Review the active-point pattern for each common under the worst operating condition.
  • Sixteen-point symptom: Start with the affected common and connector section rather than sixteen separate sensors.
  • Thirty-two-point symptom: Inspect the relevant CN interface and field breakout before replacing the PLC unit.
  • Single-point symptom: Trace sensor voltage through the exact connector pin to the controller status.
  • Intermittent bank: Test connector retention and both common pins while the machine reproduces the fault.
  • Machine sensor arrays: Collects large groups of proximity, limit and presence signals.
  • Assembly equipment: Consolidates fixture, clamp and position feedback in one CJ-series position.
  • Material handling: Acquires distributed conveyor and transfer states through connectorized wiring.
  • Panel-density upgrades: Replaces lower-density input arrangements when the complete wiring design is engineered for this connector.
Description
CJ1W-ID261 adds sixty-four 24 VDC inputs to a CJ or NJ controller position, concentrating four 16-point input circuits into a narrow connector-style module.

The Fujitsu/OTAX connector identity of CJ1W-ID261 distinguishes it from the MIL-connector ID262 variant, so the installed breakout hardware and common wiring must be matched by exact model.

With CJ1W-ID261, response filtering is configured in the controller setup while the field design must respect its per-common simultaneous-on boundary, helping engineers separate configuration problems from wiring or sensor issues.
Alternative Names
CJ1WID261 CJ1W ID261 CJ-series 64-point Fujitsu OTAX input unit
Technical notes
CJ1W-ID261 accepts either input-supply polarity, but both common pins for each circuit must be wired and kept at the same polarity. A partial common connection can create grouped intermittent inputs that resemble module failure. Verify all four common circuits and the connector pin map before changing PLC logic or replacing hardware.
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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.
Sixteen inputs on CJ1W-ID261 disappear together. Which shared point should be checked before the module?
Inspect both pins of the affected common circuit and its breakout connection. One incomplete common can remove a full channel group.
Can CJ1W-ID262 replace CJ1W-ID261 if the controller project expects sixty-four inputs?
Not without a wiring-interface change. The point count is related, but ID261 uses Fujitsu/OTAX connectors while ID262 uses MIL connectors.
A two-wire sensor never turns CJ1W-ID261 fully on. What electrical boundary matters?
The sensor must leave enough voltage and load current for the input to cross its ON threshold; otherwise review the device selection or approved bleeder arrangement.
CJ1W-ID261 works slowly after a project reload. Should the field connector be replaced?
First compare the configured input response time with the verified project. Filtering can delay a healthy electrical signal without any connector fault.
Half of CJ1W-ID261 changes to unexpected PLC variables after service. What should controls staff compare?
Compare CN1/CN2 placement, breakout pin mapping and I/O allocation with the archived drawing before moving individual field wires.
What should purchasing specify when ordering CJ1W-ID261 for an existing panel?
State the exact model and confirm whether the Fujitsu/OTAX breakout connectors and cables are already retained, because Omron lists no accessories with the unit.

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