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ABB DO562 1SAP230900R0000 Digital Output Module
ABB DO562 1SAP230900R0000 Digital Output Module
ABB DO562 1SAP230900R0000 Digital Output Module

ABB DO562 1SAP230900R0000 Digital Output Module


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PRODUCT SKU : DO562 1SAP230900R0000

PRODUCT TYPE : Digital Output Module

PRODUCT VENDOR : ABB


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Product Details

The ABB DO562 1SAP230900R0000, also cataloged as the DO562 Digital Output Module, operates as a dedicated hardware component for binary signal switching within S500-eCo Distributed Automation PLCs. Configured with 16 transistor channels arranged in a 1-wire connection typology, the hardware executes direct electrical state manipulation of field devices. It translates internal logic commands into physical DC potentials to energize local actuators, interfacing via pluggable terminals that operate under a standardized industrial voltage envelope.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model DO562 1SAP230900R0000
Brand ABB
Origin Germany
Weight 0.16 kg
Dimensions 75 mm x 135 mm x 34 mm
Operating Temp 0 to +60 deg C
Power Consumption 3 W
Function 16 Digital Outputs (DO)
Output Type Transistor
Output Voltage Type DC
Output Current 0.5 A per channel
Output Voltage Range 20.4 to 28.8 V DC
Connection Type Pluggable
Degree of Protection IP20
Supply Voltage 20.4 to 28.8 V DC

Backplane Bus Communication Velocity Licences and I/O Density Scaling

The module handles discrete state matrices across its 16-channel transistor block, interfacing directly with the internal backplane architecture of the PLC station. When implementing extensive local configurations, system engineers must evaluate the aggregate current draw against backplane bus communication velocity licences to prevent network latency accumulation. Proper configuration allows matching I/O density scaling across adjacent nodes, preserving predictable execution cycles without triggering backplane register timeouts during multi-channel state transitions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the specific hot-swap limits for the DO562 module during active rack operation?

A: Live extraction or insertion of the DO562 module is restricted while the backplane bus or the 24 VDC external terminal supply is energized. Removing the pluggable interface under load can induce electrical arcing across pin contacts, leading to localized transistor degradation or logic disruptions on the controller rack.

Q: How does the module handle short-circuit faults or overcurrent conditions on an individual 0.5 A transistor output channel?

A: The transistor output stage contains embedded thermal and current limits. When an external path draws load current exceeding the 0.5 A nominal channel ceiling, the circuit restricts the current path or enters a safe shutdown mode until the fault path is isolated.

Field Installation Guidelines

Mount the 0.16 kg housing vertically onto standard DIN rail frameworks inside an IP20-compliant industrial enclosure. Verify that the primary mounting rail maintains a low-impedance ground track directly back to the main copper station grounding bar. Route all 24 VDC discrete output wire runs through dedicated, shielded panel wireways separate from high-voltage AC motor or power distribution lines to suppress external electromagnetic cross-talk. Secure all pluggable terminal blocks fully into their matching slots to prevent vibration-induced contact interruption across the 75 mm x 135 mm x 34 mm physical envelope.

Additional Information

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