Schneider Electric manual Commissioning, TAC Xenta 400 I/O modules

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TAC Xenta 400 I/O modules4 Installation

TAC Xenta 400 I/O modules

Terminals type X:

 

Min. cross-sectional area

0.25 mm²

Max. cable length

200 m

Terminals type U, connected as

a)digital inputs,

b)measurement devices using voltage signals that are not powered via the same transformer as the I/O module or

c)measurement devices using current signal

Min. cross-sectional area

0.25 mm²

Max. cable length

200 m

Terminals type U, connecting measurement devices, using voltage signals that are powered via the same transformer as the I/O

module:

 

Min. cross-sectional area

0.75 mm²

Max. cable length

20 m

Terminals type B or U, as thermistor inputs:

 

Min. cross-sectional area

0.75 mm²

Max. cable length,

 

up to 75 °C, cross-sectional area 0.75 mm²

75 m

up to 75 °C, cross-sectional area 1.5 mm²

150 m

up to 150 °C, cross-sectional area 1.5 mm²

75 m

Terminals type K (relay outputs):

 

Cross-sectional area

0.75 – 1.5 mm²

Max. cable length

200 m

Terminals type Y (for actuators powered via

 

the same transformer as the I/O module):

 

Min. cross-sectional area

0.75 mm²

Max. cable length 1

20 m

Terminals type Y (for actuators power supplied via

 

their own transformer, external or internal;

 

or when the outputs have isolated converters):

 

Min. cross-sectional area

0.25 mm²

Max. cable length

200 m

1Some actuators allow greater cable lengths, for example:

EM52

0.5 mm²

80m

threewires

EM15LBB

0.75 mm²

80m

threewires

EM42

0.75 mm²

80m

fourwires

TACForta

0.75 mm²

80m

fourwires

TACForta

1.5 mm²

100m

threewires (partnos.xxxx-010)

4.3 Commissioning

Commissioning of the I/O modules is always carried out together with the base units (TAC Xenta controllers) that they belong to.

The procedure is therefore described in the TAC Xenta 300 and 401 manuals.

30 (36), 0-004-7771-2 (GB)

TAC AB, 2003-07-01

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Contents TAC Xenta Page Foreword List of revisions Comment Author DateTAC Xenta 400 I/O modules TAC Xenta 400 I/O modules TAC Xenta 400 I/O modules This manualChapter More information O modules in the TAC Xenta 400 series Hardware unitsOverride Xenta Configurations An example of a TAC Xenta network12 36, 0-004-7771-2 GB TAC AB Common features Technical descriptionTechnical data, common to all Terminals 411, 412 and Indicators Technical data TAC Xenta 411TAC Xenta 411/412 Digital Input module Terminals 421, 422 and Switches/Indicators TheTAC Xenta 421/422 Digital Input and Output moduleTechnical data TAC Xenta 421 Terminals 451, 452 and Controls/Indicators TheTAC Xenta 451/452 Analog Input and Output moduleTechnical data TAC Xenta 451 AccuracyRestore to default values TAC Xenta 471 Analog Input moduleTerminals on Technical data TAC Xenta Terminals 491, 492 and switchesTAC Xenta 491/492 Analog Output module Restoring to the default values Technical data TAC Xenta 491Installation MountingElectrical installation General considerationsConnections TAC Xenta 451/452 I/O moduleTAC Xenta 471 I/O module TAC Xenta Power and Communication CablesConnecting the communication cable Commissioning TAC Xenta 400 I/O modulesIndex Page You can help to make this manual even better TAC ABTAC Xenta 400 I/O modules

400 specifications

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