SIEMENS SIMATIC ET 200SP ANALOG I/O ST MODULE – 6ES7134-6HD01-0BA1

The modular I/O system, which can easily be used in a variety of applications, has an IP20 rating and is designed to maximize convenience of use and maximize functionality.

SIMATIC ET 200SP ST – 6ES7134-6HD01-0BA1 Analog I/O Distributed Station Expansion Module has a total of 4 STANDARD-type outputs, whose parameters are 24 V DC. The module has integrated diagnostic functions that include power, short circuit or wire break. Module with AI mode, supports I&M data from 0 to 3. Device configuration, system integration or engineering is done using STEP7 TIA Portal software version V14. The compact size of the device of this class is made possible by the use of a high density of channels, the small size facilitates the use of the space saved inside the control cabinet.

The ET 200SP station system configuration is simple to scale and reasonably cost-optimized extended with a comprehensive base of digital and analog IO modules. The SIMATIC ET 200SP is about 50% narrower than other comparable distributed peripherals. With a height of about 115 millimeters, the system can accommodate 16 channels with single-line connection without AUX plugs. For a 3-wire connection with AUX plugs, the height for 8 channels is 140 millimeters. The depth is 75 millimeters. In order to keep the size as small as possible, the power module for creating load groups is integrated into the SIMATIC ET 200SP system.

The peripheral modules are marked with different colored elements so that the type of module can be quickly and easily identified. The distributed I/O system ET 200SP offers a wide choice as to the analog output modules depending on the required functions. Modules with basic functionality(BA) or standard functionality(ST) with 2 or 4 outputs are available, as well as modules with more extended features(HF High Feature / HS High Speed) that always offer 2 outputs.

For this system, there are additionally HS AQ 2xUI and AI 2xU/I 2-/4 inputs supporting high-speed isochronous outputs and oversampling i.e. parallel data acquisition or rather emission at moderate CPU cycles, which provides the user with the ability to specify readings at synchronous and fixed equal intervals within the PROFINET-Transmit clocking.