Digital Fiber Sensor FX-500 Ver.2
I/O Circuit and Wiring diagrams
FX-501
I/O circuit diagram
Notes:
| 1) |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have +V (brown) and 0 V (blue). The power is supplied from the connector of the main cable. |
| 2) |
50 mA max., if five amplifiers or more, are connected together. |
Wiring diagram
| Note: |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have a brown and a blue lead wire. |
Terminal arrangement diagram
FX-501P
I/O circuit diagram
Notes:
| 1) |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have +V (brown) and 0 V (blue). The power is supplied from the connector of the main cable. |
| 2) |
50 mA max., if five amplifiers or more, are connected together. |
Wiring diagram
| Note: |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have a brown and a blue lead wire. |
Terminal arrangement diagram
FX-502
I/O circuit diagram
Notes:
| 1) |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have +V (brown) and 0 V (blue). The power is supplied from the connector of the main cable. |
| 2) |
25 mA max., if five amplifiers or more, are connected together. |
Wiring diagram
| Note: |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have a brown and a blue lead wire. |
Terminal arrangement diagram
FX-502P
I/O circuit diagram
Notes:
| 1) |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have +V (brown) and 0 V (blue). The power is supplied from the connector of the main cable. |
| 2) |
25 mA max., if five amplifiers or more, are connected together. |
Wiring diagram
| Note: |
The quick-connection sub cable does not have a brown and a blue lead wire. |
Terminal arrangement diagram
FX-505-C2
FX-505P-C2
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