Features:
- 6DL1131-6BH00-0EH1 converts sixteen 24 VDC field states for ET 200SP HA.
- Each channel can apply edge evaluation and pulse extension.
- Quality information and optional event timestamps accompany the process data.
The module also supplies connected sensors and monitors that feed for channel-level faults.
H1 and M1 terminal blocks define the field connection, with M1 adding the supported redundancy arrangement.
Configurable input delays and edge handling let a channel capture fast events or hold brief states for the controller.
The Siemens 6DL1131-6BH00-0EH1 ET 200SP HA 16-Channel Digital Input Module may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Siemens 6DL1131-6BH00-0EH1 ET 200SP HA 16-Channel Digital Input Module 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.
Capturing Brief State Changes
- Processing cycle: Normal signal processing uses a 1 ms module cycle.
- Pulse extension: Pulse extension retains a selected input state from 50 ms to 2 s.
- Timestamping: Time stamping can record events at 10 ms or 1 ms resolution.
Field Power and Input State
- Encoder feed: A 24 V encoder supply is available to connected sensors.
- Short-circuit protection: The supply is protected electronically against short circuit.
- Load derating: Permissible load current changes with temperature and mounting direction.
Terminal-Block Dependency
- H1 role: H1 supports the standard single-module connection.
- M1 role: M1 is the terminal block used for the documented redundancy capability.
- Mechanical coding: Mechanical coding helps retain the assigned module type.
From Field Fault to Controller
- Supply fault: Supply monitoring produces a module-level diagnostic.
- Channel fault: Encoder-supply short circuit is identified channel by channel.
- Status layers: Channel, module, maintenance and power LEDs present different fault layers.