6231BP10910 Analog current source I/O pack

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Technical Information

The 6231BP10910 I/O block from GE Fanuc/ABB is an analog current source I/O block that is made for industrial applications. This analog current source I/O block is made to operate with both AC and DC voltage. The specific nominal AC and DC voltage ratings that the 6231BP10910 analog I/O block supports are 115 Volts AC and 125 Volts DC. This I/O block has 6 I/O points in total that consist of 4 inputs and 2 outputs. These input and output circuits are suitable for connecting to devices that have current ratings of 4 to 20 milliamps. The 6231BP10910 I/O block can provide isolated power to all of its circuits and it does not require separate power for the signals that are rated at 4 to 20 milliamps of current.

The GE Fanuc/ABB 6231BP10910 analog current source I/O block is designed to be flexible and it comes with many configurable features that the operators can set to suit different applications. Some of this I/O block’s configurable features include the CPU redundancy, the output feedback checking, the input conversion time (the maximum time is 400 milliseconds), and the input alarm. It also has several diagnostics features that it performs automatically, including input open wire diagnostics, output feedback error diagnostics, and overrange and underrange diagnostics for both the inputs and the outputs. The input accuracy of the 6231BP10910 I/O block is 0.1% of the full scale reading. It can operate in a temperature range from 32 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit.

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