Product Introduction
ICS T9300 (T9851) I/O backplane or universal input/output module expander interface adopts triple-mode redundancy (TMR) technology. Through three identical processing modules working in parallel, it can ensure that the system can still operate normally when one module fails, thereby improving the operability of the system. It supports multiple communication protocols and is equipped with multiple Ethernet ports and serial communication ports (such as RS-232 and RS-485), which can facilitate data interaction and system integration with other devices. The Ethernet port transmission rate can reach up to 1Gbps, and some advanced configurations can reach 10Gbps.
Technical Specifications
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Manufacture |
ICS |
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Model |
T9300(T9851) |
| Part Number | T9300(T9851) |
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Description |
I/O Baseplate |
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Origin |
USA / Mexico |
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Dimension |
20*15*5cm |
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Weight |
0.45kg |
Product Details
AADvance T9300(T9851) I/O base units connect to the right hand side of the T9100 processor base unit (I/O Bus 1) and to the right hand side of other T9300 I/O base units by a direct plug and socket connection. The I/O base units connect to the left hand side of the processor base unit by using the T9310 expansion cable (I/O Bus 2). The expansion cable also connects the right hand side of I/O base units to the left hand side of other I/O base units to install extra rows of I/ O base units. Base units are secured in place by top and bottom clips that are inserted into the slots on each base unit.
The expansion bus accessed from the right hand edge of the T9100 processor base unit is designated I/O Bus 1, while the bus accessed from the left hand edge is designated I/O Bus 2. The module positions (slots) in the I/O base units are numbered from 01 to 24, the left most position being slot 01. Any individual module position within the controller can thus be uniquely identified by the combination of its bus and slot numbers, for example 1-01.
The electrical characteristics of the I/O bus interface limit the maximum possible length of either of the two I/O buses (the combination of I/O base units and expansion cables) to 8 meters (26.24 ft.).