JMDM JMDM-16ADDA Analog Control Board User Manual

User manual for JMDM-16ADDA analog control board with 8 inputs and 8 outputs, RS232/RS485 communication, and expandable I/O.


JMDM JMDM-16ADDA Analog Control Board User Manual - cover page
Brand
JMDM
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
4
File format
PDF
File size
152 KB
Published
05 November, 2026
Updated
05 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
1B672C0DB36A580BB0F335F3A3687E7D

About this manual

The JMDM-16ADDA is an industrial-grade analog control board with 8 analog inputs and 8 analog outputs, designed for controlling devices like proportional valves and DC motors. It supports RS232 and RS485 communication for PC monitoring or standalone operation. The board can be expanded with up to 5 additional boards for enhanced I/O or motion control capabilities.

It features 12-bit precision analog inputs and outputs, overvoltage protection, and compatibility with various sensors for temperature, pressure, and displacement. Programming is supported via KEIL C, with optional PC-based monitoring software for real-time control and data acquisition. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Product Introduction
  • Technical Parameters and Features
  • Applications
  • Programming Function Library
  • Serial Monitoring Mode Application System

Specifications

Input/Output Channels8 inputs, 8 outputs
Input Range0V-5V, 0V-10V, -5V-5V, -10V-10V, [0~20MA]
Sampling Frequency (Input)20KHZ
Sampling Frequency (Output)1KHZ
Expansion CapacityUp to 5 expansion boards
Power SupplyAC18V or DC24V, 2A
Microcontroller8051 industrial-grade

Frequently asked questions

What is the input voltage range for the JMDM-16ADDA?

The input voltage range is 0V-5V, 0V-10V, -5V-5V, -10V-10V, or 0~20mA.

How many expansion boards can be added to the JMDM-16ADDA?

Up to 5 expansion boards can be added.

What programming language is used for the JMDM-16ADDA?

The programming language used is KEIL C.

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