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Owner’s Guide 0300128-03 Rev. DSLC 500™ ISOLATEDANALOG OUTPUT MODULESCatalog Numbers1746sc-INO4i1746sc-INO4vi

vi SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesOverall accuracy – The worst-case deviation of the signal over the fullrange, expressed in percent of full s

Overview And SpecificationsThe 1746sc-INO4i provides four isolated channels of current outputs,while the 1746sc-INO4vi provides four isolated channels

2 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output Modulesprovide a single-slot solution for applications requiring up to four, mixedanalog outputs, so you don’t have

Chapter 1: Overview And Specifications 3Table 3. Electrical specifications—outputsOutput Current Ranges(selectable for each channel) 4 to 20 mA0 to 20

4 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesTable 5. Environmental specificationsOperating Temperature 0 to 60 °C (32 to 140 °F)Storage Temperature -40 t

Installing And Wiring Your ModuleRead this chapter to install and wire your module. This chapter covers:• avoiding electrostatic damage• determining p

6 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesThe following documents contain information that may help you as youinstall and wire your module:• National E

Chapter 2: Installing And Wiring Your Module 7Table 6. Backplane current consumed24 Vdc *Catalog Number 5 Vdc w/o ext. supply w/ ext. supply1746-sc-IN

8 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesSelecting A Rack SlotTwo factors determine where you should install your module in the rack:ambient temperatu

Chapter 2: Installing And Wiring Your Module 9To insert your module into the rack, follow these steps:1. Align the circuit board of your module with t

10 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesWiring Your ModuleTo wire the terminal block, you need:• a small, flat-blade screwdriver• Belden 8761 (shiel

Chapter 2: Installing And Wiring Your Module 114. At one end of the cable, twist the drain wire and foil shield together,bend them away from the cable

12 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesFigure 2. Wiring diagrams (showing differential outputs).Shielded, twisted-pair cable with shieldconnected t

Things To Consider Before UsingYour ModuleRead this chapter to familiarize yourself with:• how the processor communicates with your module• channel up

14 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesIn general, you can reduce the channel update time by disabling unusedchannels, as shown in the following ta

Using Your Output ModuleRead this chapter to:• enter your output module’s ID code• configure each output channel• set the output data limits or user-d

16 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesNo special I/O configuration (SPIO CONFIG) information is required.The module ID code automatically assigns

Chapter 4: Using Your Output Module 17Output ImageThe 8-word, output image (defined as the output from the SLC processorto your module) defines how ea

18 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesConfiguring EachOutput ChannelAfter installing your module, you must configure each channel by settingbit va

Chapter 4: Using Your Output Module 19Output Channel Enable (configuration bits 0 and 8)Use this bit to enable or disable a channel. To minimize updat

Important Notes1. Please read all the information in this owner’s guide before installingthe product.2. The information in this owner's guide app

20 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesTable 10. Data format definitionsSelected Data Value (counts) Corresponding SignalData Format Output Range M

Chapter 4: Using Your Output Module 21Reset Output Or Hold Last Value On Fault(configuration bits 7 and 15)Use this bit to select how your module resp

22 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output Modulesand the low limit (output word 6) must be lower than the high limit(output word 7).Example – Suppose you hav

Chapter 4: Using Your Output Module 23User-Defined ScaleFor special applications, the 1746sc-INO4i and 1746sc-INO4vi outputmodules let you define a cu

24 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesFigure 5. Example relationship between output signal andchannel dataData Value999910020.5 mA3.5 mASignalValu

Chapter 4: Using Your Output Module 25Monitoring Each OutputChannelThe requested output data values are reflected in words 0 through 3 of theinput ima

26 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesTable 11. Channel status word details, Input Words 4 through 7 (I:e.4 through I:e.7)These bit settings in th

Chapter 4: Using Your Output Module 27The first 8 status bits reflect the settings in the channel configurationword. The remaining status bits flag th

28 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesFatal Channel Error (status bit 15)This bit is set to one whenever your module detects a “non-recoverable”ch

Testing Your ModuleRead this chapter to prevent potential problems. This chapter covers:• inspecting your module• disconnecting prime movers• powering

30 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesDisconnecting PrimeMoversBefore testing your module, ensure that machine motion will not occur:• Disconnect

Chapter 5: Testing Your Module 31Interpreting The LEDIndicatorsYour output module has 5 LEDs: 4 channel status LEDs (numbered 0–3for channels 0–3, res

32 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesTroubleshootingFigure 7. Problem resolution flowchartModuleStatus LEDoff.Module faultcondition.Check to seet

Maintaining Your ModuleAnd Ensuring SafetyRead this chapter to familiarize yourself with:• preventive maintenance• safety considerationsThe National F

34 SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesStanding Clear Of Machinery – When troubleshooting a problem withany SLC 500 system, have all personnel rema

Getting TechnicalAssistanceIf you need technical assistance, please review the information in Chapter5, “Testing Your Module,” before calling your loc

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PrefaceWho Should Use This Guide... iiiWhat This Guide Covers ...

ii SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesMaintaining Your ModuleAnd Ensuring SafetyChapter 6Preventive Maintenance...

PrefaceRead this preface to familiarize yourself with the rest of the owner’sguide. This preface covers:• who should use this guide• what this guide c

iv SLC 500™ Isolated Analog Output ModulesTable 1. Related Allen-Bradley documentsAllen-Bradley Doc. No. Title1747-2.30 SLC 500 System OverviewSGI-1.1

Preface vCommon mode voltage – The voltage difference between the negativeterminal and analog common during normal differential operation.Common mode