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Description
The PB24 I/O mounting rack can accommodate up to 24 single-channel Opto 22 standard
(Generation 1) I/O modules. The PB24 I/O mounting rack uses a 50-pin card edge connector for
interface to computer parallel I/O ports via a 50-conductor ribbon cable.
Part
Number
PB24 24-Channel I/O Mounting Rack
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Specifications
General Specifications
Operating Temperature
Interface Connector
Field
Logic
Compatible I/O Module
Family
Dimensions
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0° to 70° C
95% relative humidity
Non-condensing
6-32 Screw Terminals
50-conductor edge card
connector
Standard (Generation 1)
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Connections
Module
Position
0471 & 2
1453 & 4
2435 & 6
3417 & 8
4399 & 10
5 37 11 & 12
6 35 13 & 14
73315 & 16
83117 & 18
92919 & 20
10 27 21 & 22
11 25 23 & 24
12 23 25 & 26
13 21 27 & 28
14 19 29 & 30
15 17 31 & 32
16 15 33 & 34
17 13 35 & 36
18 11 37 & 38
19 9 39 & 40
20 7 41 & 42
21 5 43 & 44
22 3 45 & 46
23 1 47 & 48
Control
(Edge
Connector)
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Field
(Terminal
Strip)
NOTES:
1. Even pins on control connector are connected by etch to common.
2. +VCC and return connected to two-point terminal strips marked “+5V” and “GND”.
3. At each module position on the field terminal strip, the lower number is always
connected to pin 1 of the I/O module.
4. Odd pins are on the top of the board (LED side).Even pins are on the bottom.
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