Features:
- Combines 32 digital inputs and 32 transistor outputs in one FIO module.
- Common-minus input groups are arranged in two blocks of sixteen channels.
- ST5-compatible field interfacing supports the documented KS9 cable connection.
The P00 ordering configuration provides mixed discrete I/O with style S1, combining contact or voltage sensing and transistor switching in one module.
It supports plant status acquisition, command outputs, pulse control, and sequence logic within a CENTUM VP field I/O architecture.
Confirm the ST5 interface, cable, channel commons, load polarity, and project database assignment before installation or replacement.
Availability is subject to style, revision, and supply confirmation.
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- Collects discrete field states from switches, relay contacts, and compatible voltage sources.
- Drives annunciators, interposing relays, solenoids, and other approved 30 V DC loads.
- Supports sequence control and interlock logic where input and output points are required together.
- The P00 interface is documented for connection through an ST5-compatible adapter.
- A KS9 cable carries the module I/O circuits to the corresponding field termination arrangement.
- Input commons are separated into two sixteen-channel groups for organized field wiring.
- Input states update at the documented response interval for controller logic processing.
- Output commands are converted to transistor switching at the field interface.
- Pulse-output timing can be configured across the supported duration range for discrete control tasks.
- Input response is specified at 8 ms for predictable status acquisition.
- Output response is 16 ms or less under the documented operating conditions.
- Each transistor channel switches approved loads up to the stated 30 V DC and 100 mA limits.