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Remote Input/Output I/O Module. In stock. Call for New and Remanufactured Availability and Pricing. Listed under product lines Automax, Automate, DCS 5000, Lorain.
The AutoMaxr Remote I/O network interconnects an AutoMax or
DCS 5000 Processor with remote AutoMax racks, Remote I/O Heads,
or remote Sharkt racks. The AutoMax Remote I/O Communications
module (M/N 57C416) is the interface between the AutoMax or DCS
5000 Processor and the remote I/O on the network.
The AutoMax Remote I/O network is designed for master/slave
operation. The network is composed of two main parts: a number of
nodes (drops) and a transmission medium (coaxial or fiber optic
cable).
There are two types of drops: master and slave. The master drop is a
Multibust rack that contains at least one AutoMax or DCS 5000
Processor module and a Remote I/O Communications module.
Slave drops can be:
D Remote I/O Heads (M/N 57C328 and M/N 57C330)
D Remote Drive Interface Heads (M/N 57C329)
D Shark racks containing I/O modules and an AutoMax Remote I/O
Shark Interface module (M/N 57C554)
D AutoMax racks containing AutoMax I/O modules and a Remote
I/O Communications module
D IBM compatible personal computers containing the AutoMax PC
Link Interface module (M/N 57C445). Refer to the AutoMax PC
Link instruction manual (J2 3011) for more information.
An AutoMax Remote I/O network can have a maximum of seven slave
drops. All five types can be mixed on the same network.
The drops are connected using coaxial cable or, when noise
immunity and total electrical isolation is required, fiber optic cable.
The coaxial cable network is structured in a bus configuration. This
type of topology is characterized by a main trunkline in which
individual nodes are connected in a multidrop fashion as shown in
figure 1.1.