10 Channel Output Module.
The 10 channel Output Module is a GOcontroll Moduline compatible expansion card to add 10 high side output ports to your modular controller. The outputs are protected and configurable individually for a wide range of applications. The configuration can easily be set by the user in Node-RED.
Schematic Representation.
Applications
Features
Technical Specifications.
The technical specifications are listed in the table below.
Min | Nom | Max | Unit | |
---|---|---|---|---|
Supply rail voltage (normal operation) | 8 | 32 | Volt | |
Nominal load current for each channel* | 1.5 | A | ||
Peak load current for each channel* | 2.5 | A | ||
Switching frequency (duty cycle selected) | 1 | 1 | kHz | |
Duty cycle resolution | 0.1 | % |
* The maximum total module current consumption may not exceed 10A.
CAUTION! Be aware to connect all the supply pins and all ground pins before controlling any actuator. By connecting only one or two pins, the processor board and module are not able to distribute the amount of current that is required. When a safety relay is used, only cut the module supply, not the module ground! Lastly, but no less important, connectors may never be hot plugged, remove supply before removing or installing connectors! The processor board and module can be permanently damaged!
Pinout Moduline II, III & IV.
The eight module expansion slots are directed to four connectors in front of the controller. Connector A,B,D and E. If a module is plugged into a specific expansion slot, one half of the corresponding connector is used to interface this module. The picture below gives an overview of the connectors with their related module expansion slots.
Connector C ( in the middle) is used for controller supply and some optional CAN bus connections.
The picture below shows the connector pinning from the Output module. Be aware of the different pinouts when the module is plugged into even or odd module slots.
Module on even slot
Pin | Function | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
2 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
3 | OUT9 | Signal out 9 |
8 | OUT1 | Signal out 1 |
9 | OUT3 | Signal out 3 |
10 | OUT5 | Signal out 5 |
14 | OUT2 | Signal out 2 |
15 | OUT4 | Signal out 4 |
16 | OUT6 | Signal out 6 |
20 | GROUND | Module ground |
21 | OUT7 | Signal out 7 |
22 | OUT8 | Signal out 8 |
23 | OUT10 | Signal out 10 |
Module on uneven slot
Pin | Function | Description |
---|---|---|
4 | OUT10 | Signal out 10 |
5 | OUT9 | Signal out 9 |
6 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
7 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
11 | OUT5 | Signal out 5 |
12 | OUT3 | Signal out 3 |
13 | OUT1 | Signal out 1 |
17 | OUT6 | Signal out 6 |
18 | OUT4 | Signal out 4 |
19 | OUT2 | Signal out 2 |
24 | OUT8 | Signal out 8 |
25 | OUT7 | Signal out 7 |
26 | GROUND | Module ground |
Pinout Moduline Mini I.
The four module expansion slots are directed to the two main connectors of the controller. Connector A and B. If a module is plugged into a specific expansion slot, one half of the corresponding connector is used to interface this module. The picture below gives an overview of the connectors with their related module expansion slots.
Connector B ( on the left in this view) is also used for controller supply, a controller enable- and reset-input and a CAN bus interface. Connector A also offers a CAN bus interface and on top of that two controller enable inputs.
The picture below shows the connector pinning from the Output module. Be aware of the different pinouts when the module is plugged into even or odd module slots.
Module on even slot
Pin | Function | Description |
---|---|---|
1 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
2 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
3 | OUT9 | Signal out 9 |
10 | OUT1 | Signal out 1 |
11 | OUT3 | Signal out 3 |
12 | OUT5 | Signal out 5 |
18 | OUT2 | Signal out 2 |
19 | OUT4 | Signal out 4 |
20 | OUT6 | Signal out 6 |
26 | GROUND | Module ground |
27 | OUT7 | Signal out 7 |
28 | OUT8 | Signal out 8 |
29 | OUT10 | Signal out 10 |
Module on uneven slot
Pin | Function | Description |
---|---|---|
4 | OUT10 | Signal out 10 |
5 | OUT9 | Signal out 9 |
6 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
7 | SUPPLY | Module supply |
13 | OUT5 | Signal out 5 |
14 | OUT3 | Signal out 3 |
15 | OUT1 | Signal out 1 |
21 | OUT6 | Signal out 6 |
22 | OUT4 | Signal out 4 |
23 | OUT2 | Signal out 2 |
30 | OUT8 | Signal out 8 |
31 | OUT7 | Signal out 7 |
32 | GROUND | Module ground |