4 Voltage or Current Outputs, with Fault Inputs and Enable Outputs
The CA4 module for the RMC200 provides 4 analog outputs intended for controlling an actuator. With individually configurable ±10 VDC, ±20 mA, or 4-20 mA, the CA4 can connect directly to a wide range of actuators. Each analog output has an associated Fault Input and Enable Output.
Features
4 analog outputs: ±10 VDC, ±20 mA, or 4-20 mA, individually configurable
Supports custom ranges within the ±10 VDC and ±20 mA ranges, such as 0-10 V, 0-5 V, 1-5 V, etc.
18 bit resolution
(4) 24 VDC Enable outputs
(4) 24 VDC Fault Inputs
Enable inputs and Fault outputs may be used as general-purpose discrete I/O
Unpluggable terminal blocks
Part Number
The part number of the CA4 module is R200-CA4.
Setting Up the CA4 Module
Wiring
See CA4 Wiring.
Axis Definitions
In order to use a CA4 analog output, it must be assigned to an RMC internal software axis, via the Axis Definitions Dialog.
Output Parameters
After a CA4 analog output has been assigned to an axis, the following axis parameters must be configured:
Specifications
General |
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Weight |
393 g + 20 g (2 connectors) |
Control Output (4 per module) |
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Range |
Voltage mode: ± 10 V @ 15 mA (670 Ω or greater load) Current mode: ± 20 mA @ 10 V (500 Ω or lower load) |
Tolerance at full output |
Voltage mode: ± 5 mV at 10 V Current mode: ± 10 mA at 20 mA |
Resolution |
18 bits |
Hardware Output Filter |
First-order filter, time constant 50 μsec |
Functional Isolation |
500 VAC |
Overload protection |
Continuous short to common |
Overvoltage protection |
Outputs are protected by clamp diodes |
Enable Output (4 per module) |
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Output type |
Solid State Relay |
Logic polarity |
User selectable to Active Open or Active Closed |
Functional Isolation |
500 VAC |
Rated voltage |
max ±30 V (DC or peak AC voltage) |
Maximum current |
±75 mA |
Maximum propagation delay |
2.5 ms |
Closed |
Low impedance (12 W maximum) |
Open |
High impedance (<25 nA leakage current at 30 V) |
Fault Input (4 per module) |
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Input characteristics |
12-24 VDC; polarity independent |
Logic polarity |
User selectable to Active Input “High” or Active Input “Low” |
Functional Isolation |
500 VAC |
Input “High” range |
9 to 26.4 VDC (polarity independent), |
Input “Low” range |
0 to 5 VDC (polarity independent), <1 mA |
Maximum propagation delay |
100 ms Off to On 750 ms On to Off (open collector drive) |
Power |
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Max Power Dissipation |
1.4 W, all analog outputs in voltage mode 2.8 W, all analog outputs in current mode |
LEDs
Light Bar
State |
Description |
Off |
No power to the RMC200 or the module was not inserted when the RMC200 powered up. |
Blue |
The module was recognized at power-up. |
Control Output LEDs: Out0 .. Out3
State |
Description |
Off |
Not assigned The output is not assigned to an axis. |
Green |
Operating normally The axis is operating normally with no latched errors. |
Red |
Error The axis has at least one error bit set that has halted the axis. |
Amber |
Simulate mode The axis is in simulate mode. |
Enable Output LEDs: En0 .. En3
State |
Description |
Off |
Enable Output inactive The Enable Output is currently inactive. If configured as an axis Enable Output, the output may be Active Closed or Active Open, but when a general purpose output, it will always be Active Closed. |
Green |
On - as Enable Output The Enable Output is configured as an axis Enable Output and is currently active (may be configured as Active Closed or Open). |
Yellow |
On - as general-purpose output The Enable Output is configured as a general-purpose output, and the output is currently closed (active). |
Fault Input LEDs: Flt0 .. Flt3
State |
Description |
Off |
Fault Input inactive The Fault Input is inactive (logically off). If configured as an axis Fault Input, the input may be active high or active low, but when a general purpose input, it will always be active high. |
Red
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On - as Fault Input The Fault Input is configured as an axis Fault Input, and the input is currently active (may be configured as Active High or Active Low). |
Orange |
On - as general-purpose input The Fault Input is configured as a general-purpose input, and the input is currently high (active). |
See Also
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