The Advantech ADAM-6256 Quick Start Guide provides an overview, installation steps, hardware wiring, software setup, and troubleshooting for the 16‑channel…
About this manual
This guide introduces the ADAM-6256, a next‑generation Ethernet remote data acquisition I/O module in the ADAM‑6200 series. It describes the module’s features, such as 16 isolated digital output channels, 5 kHz pulse capability, dual RJ‑45 ports with daisy‑chain networking, and automatic bypass protection.
The document walks users through software installation of the Advantech Adam/Apax.NET Utility, hardware connections (power, RJ‑45 wiring, and module daisy‑chaining), example programming in C# and VB.NET, and a troubleshooting section with support resources. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Introduction
- Software Installation
- Hardware Connection and Test
- Example Programs
- Troubleshooting
- Specifications
Specifications
| Power consumption | 3.2 W @ 24 V |
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| Dimensions | 110 × 60 × 27 mm |
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| Connectors | 2×RJ45 (LAN) and screw terminals |
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| LAN ports | 2‑port 10/100 Base‑TX (daisy‑chain) |
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| Digital output channels | 16 isolated DO channels |
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| Output voltage range | 10 ~ 30 VDC |
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| Output current per channel | 100 mA |
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| Maximum pulse output frequency | 5 kHz |
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| Isolation voltage | 2500 VDC |
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| Operating temperature | -10 ~ 70 °C |
Frequently asked questions
How many digital output channels does the ADAM-6256 have?
The ADAM-6256 provides 16 isolated digital output (DO) channels.
Which software is used to configure and test the ADAM-6256?
The Advantech Adam/Apax.NET Utility is used for installation, configuration, and testing.
How can multiple ADAM-6256 modules be connected together?
Modules can be daisy‑chained (菊花式) using RJ‑45 crossover cables.