NX-ID5142-5 - Output Module - OMRON

A wide range of high-speed synchronous control general purpose digital I/O units

• I/O modules on the NX CPU or the EtherCAT® coupler Unit

• Connect to NJ/NX/NY controller via EtherCAT

Features

• High-speed I/O refresh using EtherCAT coupler

• I/O refresh synchronized with controller control cycle (synchronous refresh)

• Timestamp inputs and outputs anywhere in the EtherCAT network can be independently controlled with sub-microsecond accuracy

• Detachable terminals for easy maintenance

• Screwless Push-In Plus terminal block or MIL/Fujitsu connector speeds installation

• Compact with a width of 12 mm per unit (connector type: 30 mm)

• 4, 8, 16 or 32 inputs for flexible I/O configuration (NX-ID/IA)

• 2, 4, 8, 16 or 32 outputs for flexible I/O configuration (NX-OD/OC)

• Connection to the CJ PLC using the EtherNet/IPTM bus coupler

A wide range of digital output units from general purpose use to high speed synchronous control

• Transistor and relay output units for the NX series modular I/O system.

• Connect to other NX-series I/O Units and EtherCAT Coupler Units using the high-speed NX bus.

• Synchronous units update their output state according to controller instructions every EtherCAT cycle.

Features

• High-speed I/O refreshing is possible by connecting to the NX-series EtherCAT coupler.

• Output refresh can be synchronized with controller control cycle. (Synchronous refresh)

• The ON/OFF response time of the high-speed model is 300 ns maximum, which enables high-speed and high-precision control.

• The screwless terminal block is detachable to facilitate commissioning and maintenance.

• Screwless clamp terminal block and connector types greatly reduce wiring work.

• Up to 16 digital outputs in a space-saving 12 mm width. (Types of connectors 30 mm wide)

• The range includes 2-point, 4-point, 8-point, 16-point and 32-point types with 3-wire, 2-wire and 1-wire connection methods.

• With updating outputs with a specified timestamp, the output unit updates the outputs at the time specified by the schedule. This enables high-precision output control independent of the controller's control cycle.