I/O Units
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dIO12 I/O-unit
A compact and robust I/O-unit with 12 programmable inputs or outputs. -
dIO12D I/O-unit
A compact and rugged I/O unit with 12 programmable digital inputs or low-power outputs for control of Danfoss valves. -
dIO12R I/O-unit
A compact and robust I/O-unit with 12 programmable inputs or outputs. -
dIO48 I/O-unit
A compact and robust cab I/O unit with 48 analogue/digital inputs and 48 low-power outputs. -
ESX 3IOS I/O-unit
The ESX 3 IOS is supported through the CANopen safety protocol and has a CAN Wake-up function. -
ESX IOM I/O-unit
The ESX IOM is a CAN I/O module for 12V and 24V systems, used for expanding the inputs/outputs of a master control unit via CAN. -
ESX IOT I/O-unit
The cost optimized ESX IOT is available in four predefined variants with each variant allowing configuration of inputs by software. One of the variants comes with Bluetooth LE v5.1 and internal antenna enabling access to machine without a physical connector. -
ESX MBC I/O-unit
ESX MBC, a 32-bit I/O expansion module for higher power outputs.
I/O Units
I/O units (input/output units) are used to modularly expand the control system. They increase the number of inputs and outputs and offer special functions for your machine or subsystem. By using CAN bus, cable routing in mobile working machines is simplified and minimized. The I/O units can be placed near the actuators and sensors they are intended to control, where the position can be determined via specific hardware codes, and each unit's configuration can be adjusted via software. Various modules facilitate the management and control of mobile working machines and equipment with varying complexity and needs. Whether centralized or decentralized control systems, a wide range of machine functions must be managed and distributed. The machine network must meet many requirements. The I/O units in Dasa's product portfolio are designed to meet the highest standards of reliability, modularity, and long lifespan.
I/O units (input/output units) are used to modularly expand the control system. They increase the number of inputs and outputs and offer special functions for your machine or subsystem. By using CAN bus, cable routing in mobile working machines is simplified and minimized. The I/O units can be placed near the actuators and sensors they are intended to control, where the position can be determined via specific hardware codes, and each unit's configuration can be adjusted via software. Various modules facilitate the management and control of mobile working machines and equipment with varying complexity and needs. Whether centralized or decentralized control systems, a wide range of machine functions must be managed and distributed. The machine network must meet many requirements. The I/O units in Dasa's product portfolio are designed to meet the highest standards of reliability, modularity, and long lifespan.