Analog I/O Module

The main functions of the analog I/O module are as follows:

Monitor voltage or current from analog sensors (such as thermocouple, PT100, PT1000, NI100, NI1000, PTC Binary) via two −10 to +10 V /
0 to 20 mA
capable inputs
Control voltage-driven actuators (such as variable speed drives or a current loop to the controller’s analog input) via one −10 to +10 V / 0 to 20 mA capable output
Capture statistical operational data:
- Number of power cycles
- Number of device events
- Time the module is on

The reference number is TPRAN2X1.

The analog I/O module is connected:

Upstream to the 24 Vdc source needed to power the downstream actuators
Input channel: downstream to an analog sensor or sensor transmitter
Output channel: downstream to the control input of a voltage-driven actuator, such as a variable speed drive

Refer to Avatar Wiring Schematics for module wiring.

Devices connected to the analog I/O module must be protected against short circuits by external means like fuses.

The analog I/O module communicates with the bus coupler, sending operational data and receiving commands.

NOTE: No per-channel LEDs are provided.

Channel	Inputs	Output
Number of analog inputs and outputs	2 isolated with common point	1 isolated
Rated power supply	24 Vdc
Resolution, maximum	16 bits, or 15 bits + sign	12 bits (4096 points)
Cable type	Twisted pair shielded
Cable length, maximum	30 m (98 ft)

Channel	Inputs
Signal type	Voltage (Vdc)	Current (mA)	Thermocouple	3–wire RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector)
Range	0 to 10 −10 to +10	0–20 4–20	Type K, J, R, S, B, E, T, N, C PTC Binary	PT100, PT1000, NI100, NI1000

Channel	Output
Signal type	Voltage	Current
Range	0 to 10 Vdc −10 to +10 Vdc	0–20 mA 4–20 mA

	Flat cable (for connection with the module to the left)		QR code
	LED status indicators		Name tag
	Connector with spring terminals		Name tag