GE-Emerson IC670MDL740 Field Control Discrete Output Module

Provides a single group of 16 discrete positive logic or sourcing-type outputs.

New Surplus

$1,600.00
Availability
  • 3 in stock

Remanufactured

$1,125.00
Availability
  • 1 in stock
  • Additional 1 ready to ship within 2-3 days

Repair

$900.00
Availability
  • Usually ships in 3-5 business days
Part Number
  • IC670MDL740
Manufactured
Product Specs

Features

  • 10 to 30VDC user input voltage, 24VDC nominal, 4A max.
  • 9.2 to 29.5VDC output voltage range
  • Output current:
    • 0.5 Amps max. per point
    • 4 Amps max. per module
  • Isolation (user input to logic, user input to frame ground, group to group):
    • 250VAC continuous, 1500VAC for 1min
    • No isolation between individual points in a group
  • 111mA max. current drawn from BIU power supply
  • 2A max. inrush current for 100mS
  • 0.5 Amps max. load current (resistive) from 10 to 30VDC
  • 1mA min. load current per point
  • 0.5V max. output voltage drop
  • 0.5mA at 30VDC output leakage current
  • 200μs max. on/off response time with 0.5A resistive load

The GE-Emerson IC670MDL740 Field Control Discrete Output Module includes outputs that switch loads to the positive side of the DC supply, supplying current to the load. The module is powered by the bus interface unit (BIU) power supply. An external source of DC power must be provided for the switches that power the loads. Within the module, the external power supply is connected to a 5A fuse. During operation, the module monitors this power to be sure it is above 9.8VDC. If not, it is interpreted as a fault by the BIU.

Individual LEDs (logic side), visible through the transparent portion of the module top, indicate the on/off status of each output. The PWR LED is on when field and backplane power are present and the module fuse is not blown.

Intelligent processing for the module is performed by the BIU or elsewhere in the system. This includes configuring features such as output default and fault reporting. The module has 8 bits (one byte) of discrete output data. A BIU is required to obtain this output data from the host and/or local processor.