Digital I/O module MK210-311
EthernetModbus TCPUSB

digital I/O module
digital I/O module
digital I/O module
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Characteristics

Signal type
digital
Bus
Ethernet, Modbus TCP, USB
Number of inputs/outputs
4 digital outputs
Type
decentralized, network
Applications
temperature
Other characteristics
relay, flexible

Description

The MK210 DI/O series from akYtec presents a dynamic range of digital I/O modules designed for efficient and reliable performance in decentralized automation systems. These modules are adept at handling a variety of industrial applications, offering a mix of digital inputs and outputs along with advanced communication features, and provide reliable communication using the Modbus TCP protocol through Ethernet interfaces. Key Features of the MK210 Series: Flexible Input/Output Configuration: The MK210 modules are available with 6 or 12 digital inputs, configured as switch contacts and NPN, and 8 or 4 digital outputs (relay). This range of inputs and outputs caters to diverse control and monitoring needs. Efficient Communication Interface: Equipped with an Ethernet port and Modbus TCP support, these modules ensure seamless communication of input and output data to controllers, facilitating easy integration into network systems. Power-Efficient Design: The digital inputs do not require a separate power supply, enhancing the module's efficiency and reducing overall system power requirements. Load Break Alarm: This feature provides critical alerts in case of load disconnections, enhancing system safety and reliability. Advanced Networking Capabilities: With two bypass-capable Ethernet ports and support for daisy-chain wiring, the modules are designed for easy and expandable network configurations. The support for protocols such as Modbus TCP, MQTT, SNMP, and SNTP, enables versatile networking and control options.
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