Panasonic FP0-A80 A/D Conversion Unit User Manual

This document is the user manual for the Panasonic Electric Works Ltd. programmable controller FP0 A/D conversion unit. The manual includes safety precautions, hardware configuration and setup, wiring methods, I/O assignment, and maintenance instructions for the product.


Panasonic FP0-A80 A/D Conversion Unit User Manual - cover page
Brand
Panasonic
Category
Automation control Equipment
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
20
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
12 March, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
Model
FP0
MD5 checksum
7277831BD51BB6629C82CD70A95B8F1F

About this manual

This manual covers safety precautions, hardware description, and wiring methods for the FP0‑A80 A/D conversion unit. It explains the function of each part, the analog input terminal layout, and how to set the input range switch for voltage or current mode.

Further sections detail the A/D conversion characteristics, averaging of voltage/current ranges, assignment and programming of UO numbers, and provide a performance specifications table and unit dimensions. Compatibility limits and differences from earlier models (e.g., FP0‑A21) are also described. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Compatibility and Limitations
  • Part Names and Functions
  • Input Device Wiring
  • Input Range Setting
  • A/D Conversion Characteristics
  • Voltage/Current Averaging
  • UO Assignment and Program
  • Performance Specifications
  • Unit Dimensions

Specifications

Number of analog input channels8
Power supply voltage24 VDC
Input terminal typePhoenix Contact MC1.5/9 - ST - 3.5 (product no. 1840434)
Maximum number of combined units3
Input range setting switch functionSwitches between voltage and current input modes

Frequently asked questions

What is the required power supply voltage for the FP0‑A80 unit?

The unit requires a 24 VDC power supply.

How many analog input channels does the FP0‑A80 have?

It provides eight analog input channels.

Can multiple FP0‑A80 units be combined together?

Yes, up to three units can be combined with other expansion or high‑function units.

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