DL205
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| Question: Is the DL205 base power supply fused? |
Answer: Yes, with a 2A@250V slow blow fuse. However, the base power supply fuse is non-replaceable, so an external fuse is recommended.
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| FAQ ID: 60 |
| Question: What is the torque specification for the terminal blocks on the 205 modules?
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Answer: 8-point modules: 0.882 Nm (0.060 lb-ft)
16-point modules: 0.3 Nm (0.021 lb-ft)
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| FAQ ID: 69 |
| Question: What are the ratings on the internal power supply on D2-06B-1?
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| Answer: 24VDC, 300 mA |
| FAQ ID: 79 |
| Question: Are the internal power supplies included on the DL205 family bases? |
| Answer: Yes. |
| FAQ ID: 327 |
| Question: Is the D2-12TR fused ? |
| Answer: Yes, it is fused and the fuse is replaceable. |
| FAQ ID: 329 |
| Question: Do we recommend a UPS for the DL205 system?
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Answer: A UPS may be used with our DL205 PLCs, but we do not recommend any particualr brand of UPS. However, the faster the switching capabilities of the UPS, the better.
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| FAQ ID: 388 |
| Question: Are the commons on D2-12TR isolated from each other?
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Answer: Yes.
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| FAQ ID: 557 |
| Question: Does the 6 slot base have 2600mA and 300mA / 24VDC power supply?
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Answer: Yes. It is the same as the 9 slot base.
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| FAQ ID: 558 |
| Question: Do you have TTL level input signals on the DL205?
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| Answer: Yes, use the D2-32ND3-2 input module. |
| FAQ ID: 627 |
| Question: What fuses can I use with the D2-12TR?
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Answer: D2-FUSE-4 is the correct size.
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| FAQ ID: 657 |
| Question: What is the A/B switch on the D2-12TR used for?
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Answer: It is used because there is not enough space on the D2-12TR for 12 LEDs. When the switch is in the A position, the LEDs indicate the status of the first bank of 6 outputs. When the switch is in the B position, the LEDs indicate the status of the second bank of 6 outputs.
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| FAQ ID: 659 |
| Question: What is the maximum altitude that your PLC can operate? |
| Answer: Our PLC can function at altitudes up to 5000 meters (16,404 feet). Page 2-7 of the D2-USER-M will show details of CPU Specs. |
| FAQ ID: 937 |