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1771-ES
Allen Bradley PLC-5 Servo Encoder Feedback Expander Module

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PLC-5 Servo Encoder Feedback Expander Module
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The Allen Bradley 1771-ES is a Servo Encoder Feedback Expander Module designed to work with PC processors that have block transfer capability. Compatible processors include PLC-2/20, PLC-2/30 and PC-3. The AB 1771-ES can be also used with variety of servo drives and encoders which have 5V line driver outputs, 5V totem pole (TTL) outputs or 5-20V open collector outputs.

 

Allen Bradley 1771-ES Key Features

The 1771-ES expander has six indicators. With the PC processor in the run mode, the indicators have the following functions

  • Module Active - This green indicator is on when the modules is operating normaily
  • Marker- This green indicator is on when the channel A, channel B and marker signals are true simultaneously
  • Home - This green indicator is on when the axis is in the home position
  • Tach Calibrate - This green indicator is used in setting the adjustments for loss of feedback detection
  • Hardware Stop - This red indicator goes on when the hardware stop input opens. It stays on until the input closes and the servo module is reset
  • Diagnostic - This red indicator goes on when a fault is detected at the servo expander module
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The Specs

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ManufacturerAllen Bradley
Range typeExpansion Module
RangePLC-2
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