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Nine Comprehensive I/O Options
DXMR50 Logic Blocks are available in nine models defined by three input configurations, each available in three output configurations.
Input configurations include combinations that include Modbus, analog, and discrete signals across two ports. Output configurations provide on a single port with either two discrete PNP outputs, a combination of discrete PNP and 4–20 mA analog output, or discrete PNP and 0–10 V analog output.
DXMR50-LB-2M
Two Modbus Ports with Analog and Discrete Output Options
The DXMR50-LB-2M provides two ports dedicated to RS-485 Modbus communication, bringing values from connected Modbus devices, such as condition monitoring sensors and status displays, directly into the logic block.
The 2M is available in three output configurations that provide discrete and common analog signal types:
- DXMR50-LB-2M-2P models provide two PNP discrete outputs on Pins 2 and 4
- DXMR50-LB-2M-PI models provide a 4–20 mA analog output on Pin 2 with a PNP discrete output on Pin 4
- DXMR50-LB-2M-PU models provide a 0–10 V analog output on Pin 2 with a PNP discrete output on Pin 4
DXMR50-LB-2PA
Analog and Discrete PNP Inputs with Analog and Discrete Output Options
The DXMR50-LB-2PA provides two input ports that each support analog (selectable 0–10 Vdc or 4–20 mA) and discrete PNP signals, making it easy to tie multiple local signals, such as analog sensors and discrete switches or status outputs, into a single logic block at the machine.
The 2PA is available in three output configurations that provide discrete and common analog signal types:
- DXMR50-LB-2PA-2P models provide two PNP discrete outputs on Pins 2 and 4
- DXMR50-LB-2PA-PI models provide a 4–20 mA analog output on Pin 2 with a PNP discrete output on Pin 4
- DXMR50-LB-2PA-PU models provide a 0–10 V analog output on Pin 2 with a PNP discrete output on Pin 4
DXMR50-LB-2M
Two Modbus Ports with Analog and Discrete Output Options
The DXMR50-LB-2M provides two input ports dedicated to RS-485 Modbus communication, bringing values from connected Modbus devices, such as drives or remote I/O, directly into the logic block.
The 2M is available in three output configurations that provide discrete and common analog signal types:
- DXMR50-LB-2M-2P provides two PNP discrete outputs on Pins 2 and 4
- DXMR50-LB-2M-PI provides a 4–20 mA analog output on Pin 2 with a PNP discrete output on Pin 4
- DXMR50-LB-2M-PU provides a 0–10 V analog output on Pin 2 with a PNP discrete output on Pin 4
Software
Intuitive Configuration Software
Free Logic Block Configuration Software makes it easy to unlock the flexibility of DXMR50 Logic Blocks. Build control logic using AND, OR, XOR, flip-flops, threshold comparisons, timing, counting, and more, and use data stores, action rules, and Modbus mappings to connect that logic to real inputs and outputs, creating complete control behavior for connected sensors, indicators, and controllers. A BWA-UCT-900 programming cable and available USB port on a compatible computer is all that is required to configure connected devices.
A single BWA-UCT-900 programming cable provides everything you need to configure the DXMR50 Logic Blocks.
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