Presentation, Lexium Controller
characteristics motion controllers
Telefast? I/O connection bases
Presentation
The Telefast? connection base is an interface for connecting the I/O of the Lexium
Controller motion controller to the operational section.
It guarantees a quick, reliable and economic connection.
It also allows:
b Distribution of common signals on inputs
b Disconnection of outputs per channel
b Protection of the 24 V c power supply of the Lexium Controller motion controller
using fuses
Depending on the model, it also provides:
b Visual indication of I/O status via LEDs
b Protection of each channel using fuses
It is connected directly to the HE 10 connector of the Lexium Controller motion
controller via a cable.
Characteristics
Power supply characteristics
Supply voltage Conforming to IEC 61131-2 V c 19…30 (Un = 24)
Maximum supply current per A c 2
sub-base
Voltage drop on supply fuse V c 0,.3
Supply overload and A 2
short-circuit protection
by quick-blow fuse (included)
Characteristics of the control circuit for one channel
Sub-base type Passive connection sub-bases for discrete signals
ABE 7B20MPN20 ABE 7B20MPN22
Number of channels Passive input 12
Passive output 8
Rated voltage at Ue V c 24
Min/max voltage Conforming to IEC 61131-2 V c 20.4/26.4
Internal current per channel Passive input mA – 3.2
at Ue
Passive output mA – 3.2
Conformity Conforming to IEC 61131-2 Type 1
Output circuit characteristics
Sub-base type Passive connection sub-bases for discrete signals
ABE 7B20MPN20 ABE 7B20MPN22
Number of channels Passive output 8
Rated voltage at Ue Passive output V c 24
Current switched per I/O channel Passive input/output mA 15/300
Maximum current per common Passive output A 2
Rated insulation voltage V Not isolated
Channel fuse protection mA – 315
Other characteristics (at ambient temperature of 20 °C)
Sub-base type Passive connection sub-bases for discrete signals
ABE 7B20MPN20 ABE 7B20MPN22
Permissible leakage current mA – 1.5
without illuminating the channel
LED
References: Dimensions: Schemes:
page 61723-EN/3 page 61726-EN/3 page 61727-EN/3
2 version: 2.0 61723-EN.inddReferences (1)
Telefast? I/O connection bases
Number Number, Number, LED Fuse Reference Weight
of I/O type of type of per
inputs outputs channel kg
20 12, 8, No No ABE 7B20MPN20 0.430
Sink, Source,
24 V c 24 V c
Yes Yes ABE 7B20MPN22 0.430
Connection cables for Telefast? sub-bases
Type of Type of connection Gauge/ Length Reference Weight
signal Lexium Telefast? cross- (2)
Controller side section
side
AWG/ m kg
mm2
Discrete HE 10 HE 10 28/ 0.5 ABF T26B050 0.080
inputs/ 26 ways 26 ways 0.08
outputs
1 ABF T26B100 0.110
2 ABF T26B200 0.180
Accessories
Description Number Characteristics Sold Reference Weight
of shunted in
terminals lots of kg
Optional 20 – 5 ABE 7BV20 0.060
snap-on
terminal
blocks 12 + 8 – 5 ABE 7BV20TB 0.060
Quick-blow – 0.125 A 10 ABE 7FU012 0.010
fuses
5 x 20,
250 V, UL 0.315 A 10 ABE 7FU030 0.010
1 A 10 ABE 7FU100 0.010
2 A 10 ABE 7FU200 0.010
1) For further information about Telefast? I/O connection bases, please refer to the “Twido
programmable controllers” catalogue, or visit “www.schneider-electric.com”.
(2) For lengths over 2 metres, please consult your Regional Sales Office.
61723-EN.indd version: 2.0 3
M-53-310000
ABE 7B20MPN20
M-53-310000
References Lexium Controller
motion controllers
Telefast? I/O connection bases
ABE 7B20MPN20

Title: Quick Connection Overview of Motion Controllers Content Description: Motion controllers play a vital role in industrial automation and robotics, enabling precise control of motors and mechanical systems. A quick connection system for motion controllers refers to an efficient and time-saving method that facilitates the setup, modification, or expansion of these devices without the need for extensive cabling, disassembly, or lengthy configuration processes. In this overview, we delve into the key aspects of fast connection technology used in motion controllers. It often involves: 1. **Universal or pre-cabled connectors**: These connectors offer a standardized interface with various插針布局, allowing users to simply snap the controller module onto a motor or other actuator, eliminating the need for individual wiring connections. 2. **Fieldbus interfaces**: Quick connection systems may incorporate industry-standard fieldbus protocols like EtherNet/IP, Profinet, or DeviceNet, which enable seamless communication between the motion controller and other control devices on a network, minimizing cable clutter and setup time. 3. **Plug-and-play capabilities**: Some motion controllers provide a "plug-and-play" functionality where the user can quickly attach or detach I/O modules, encoders, or power supplies with minimal programming adjustments. 4. **Software integration**: The use of software tools simplifies the process by automating the assignment of parameters, addressing, and commissioning tasks during the quick connection phase. 5. **Modularity and scalability**: This approach allows for easy extension or reconfiguration of the system as requirements change, without requiring extensive hardware modifications or downtime. By embracing quick connection technologies, motion controllers facilitate increased productivity, reduce installation errors, and improve overall efficiency in modern manufacturing environments.