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The second-generation (v2) Central IO modules feature several enhancements over the first-generation models, including faster processor performance and higher-resolution A/D converters for universal inputs. Additionally, the v2 module design has been updated to better align with the DIN 43880 standard by removing the previously high shoulder height. By adding a variety of Central IO and power supply modules, you can use the AS-P and AS-P-3 servers to tailor the Intelligent Building Management System to your unique requirements.
Part numbers: SXWUI16XX10002, SXWUI8D4X10002, SXWUI8D4H10002, SXWUI8A4X10002, SXWUI8A4H10002, SXWUI8V4X10002, SXWUI8V4H10002
Part number: SXWTBIOW110002
For Central IO modules with outputs, the following components on the front provide control of the output channels:
You can wire a terminal base prior to installing an electronics module.
This section provides recommendations on minimum wire sizes (cross-sectional areas) and maximum wire lengths for the wires connected to the screw terminals of Central IO modules, AS-P-3 server, AS-B servers, RP and MP controllers, and IP-IO and RP-IO I/O modules. Recommendations on minimum wire size and maximum cable length for the digital inputs of the RP controller expansion modules, the DALI bus of the DALI light modules, the SMI Interface of the SMI blind modules, the Zigbee DALI and 0-10V modules, and the KNX Modbus gateway are also provided. The recommendations are for guidance only. Other wire sizes and lengths may be used, depending on wiring rules and when appropriate.
This section outlines the recommended cables and wires, specifying the appropriate wire sizes and lengths for the Central IO modules.
The terminal bases are used for SpaceLogic devices that are based on the patented two-piece design. The terminal base provides the I/O bus to the electronics module installed on the terminal base as well as to the SpaceLogic device installed to the right (next terminal base in the chain).
The Status LED on the front of the automation devices changes color and flashes to indicate the status of the device.
You print an I/O wiring list for the I/O bus that describes which I/O points are associated with each I/O module. You use the printed copy of this list to help wire the I/O bus network.