Advantech's 12-channel ADAM-4056S sink type and the ADAM-4056SO source type isolated digital output modules provide higher maximum load than any of the company's other ADAM-4000 I/O modules. They also feature a communication watchdog, fail safety functions, as well as support for the Modbus RTU protocol.
The maximum 200 mA load of the ADAM-4056S digital output is applicable to versatile devices with sink type digital inputs. The 1 A per channel of the ADAM-4056SO digital output signal is used in applications such as solenoid valve control. Both are equipped with a communication and system watchdog as well as a fail safety function that resets the outputs to pre-configured values.
Advantech also provides the ADAM-6052 for applications that require Ethernet-based source type digital I/O modules with support for the Modbus/TCP protocol. This is a 16-channel source type digital I/O module with 100Base-T Ethernet interface.
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