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IC695FTB001
SKU 2173149 UPC 00
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The IC695FTB001 provides an active fiber interface that extends the I/O capability of the IC695PMM335 PACMotion Multi-Acis Motion Controller. The FTB provides a broad range of configurable I/) for the axes on the PMM335, supporting extensive distributed, configurable digital and analog I/O for complex machines.
The FTB allows motion-centric I/O to be distributed up to 100 meters from the RX3i rack. Servo amplifiers and motion I/O can be distributed with up to 100 meters between nodes, allowing 400 meters maximum from the controller.
In addition to simple I/O, FTB I/O is configurable for motion-specific functionality such as Touch Probe inputs, Over Travel Limit switches, Home switches, and A Quad B Encoder and Marker inputs.
The Horner APG +/-10V Isolated Analog Input Modules provide four analog input channels with 14-bits of resolution. The isolation levels for this unit are channel-to-channel and channel-to-ground. This module converts voltage input signals to digital values (-32,000 to +32,000), which are placed directly into the %AI table of the PLC CPU. Each of the four channels of the module has a programmable setpoint (the level of which is set in the PLC program via four %AQ output registers). When the analog input value reaches or exceeds the setpoint, a corresponding digital input %I is energized. The first four %Is represent the four input channel setpoint alarms respectively.
Technical Specifications
| Steady-State Power Consumption | ADC405: .4W / 80mA @ 5V, 2.16W / 90mA @ 24V ADC410: .7W / 140mA @ 5V, 1.2W / 50mA @ 24V |
| Power Requirements | 19.2VDC - 28.8VDC; 0.45 Amps @ 24V |
| 24V Outputs | 8 optical isolated; source; open load & short detection |
| 24V General Purpose | 16 optically isolated; source/sink |
| 5V Inputs / Outputs | 4 |
| 5V | 8 (6 differential/single-ended; 2 differential) |
| Analog Inputs | 2 +/- 10V differential |
| Analog Outputs | 2 +/- 10V single-ended |
| 24V Power Output | |
| 5V Power Output | 0.5 amp max. |
| Quad Encoder Open Circuit Detection | Yes |
| I/O Function Assignment | Configurable |
Technical Information
| Steady-State Power Consumption | ADC405: .4W / 80mA @ 5V, 2.16W / 90mA @ 24V ADC410: .7W / 140mA @ 5V, 1.2W / 50mA @ 24V |
| Power Requirements | 19.2VDC - 28.8VDC; 0.45 Amps @ 24V |
| 24V Outputs | 8 optical isolated; source; open load & short detection |
| 24V General Purpose | 16 optically isolated; source/sink |
| 5V Inputs / Outputs | 4 |
| 5V | 8 (6 differential/single-ended; 2 differential) |
| Analog Inputs | 2 +/- 10V differential |
| Analog Outputs | 2 +/- 10V single-ended |
| 24V Power Output | |
| 5V Power Output | 0.5 amp max. |
| Quad Encoder Open Circuit Detection | Yes |
| I/O Function Assignment | Configurable |
Question: What is the IC695FTB001? Answer: The IC695FTB001 provides an active fiber interface that extends the I/O capability of the IC695PMM335 PACMotion Multi-Acis Motion Controller. The FTB provides a broad range of configurable I/) for the axes on the PMM335, supporting extensive distributed, configurable digital and analog I/O for complex machines.
The FTB allows motion-centric I/O to be distributed up to 100 meters from the RX3i rack. Servo amplifiers and motion I/O can be distributed with up to 100 meters between nodes, allowing 400 meters maximum from the controller.
Question: What power source does the IC695FTB001 require? Answer: The IC695FTB001 requires 19.2VDC - 28.8 VDC, or 0.45 Amps @ 24V.
Question: What is the CPU Version? Answer: The IC695FTB001 requires PACSystems Rx3i firmware relase 5.60.
Question: What happens if there is a system failure? Answer: In the event of a system malfunction, such as loss of communication with the PMM, the FTB sets its I/O to the user-configured state.
