OMRON C200H-oD219

OMRON C200H-oD219

The OMRON C200H-oD219 is a digital output module used in OMRON’s C200H series programmable logic controllers (PLCs). It provides 16 digital output points, which can be used to control various devices and equipment in an industrial automation system.

The module is designed to accept DC voltage signals and can switch outputs at a maximum load of 2A per point. It is equipped with LED indicators to display the status of each output point.

The C200H-oD219 module supports a wide range of operating voltages and provides protection against short circuits and overloading. It can be easily installed and configured within the PLC system, allowing for seamless integration into the overall control system.

Overall, the OMRON C200H-oD219 is a reliable and versatile digital output module that enhances control capabilities in industrial automation applications.

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The OMRON C200H-oD219 is a digital output module designed for use with the OMRON C200H programmable logic controller (PLC) system. It provides 16 digital output channels that can be used to control various devices or equipment.

The product information materials for the OMRON C200H-oD219 typically include the following content and parameters:

1. Product Description: A brief overview of the module, including its features and capabilities.
2. Technical Specifications: Details about the module’s electrical characteristics, such as voltage ratings, current ratings, and output types (such as relay or transistor outputs). It may also include information about the module’s response time, common specifications, and fault detection functions.
3. Wiring Diagrams: Illustrations or diagrams showing how to connect the module to other devices or equipment, such as sensors, actuators, or power supplies. It may also include information about common wiring configurations or tips for proper wiring practices.
4. Installation Instructions: Step-by-step instructions on how to install and configure the module on the PLC system. This may include information about mounting the module, connecting it to the PLC’s rack or backplane, and configuring the module’s parameters or settings.
5. Programming Examples: Examples or snippets of ladder logic code or other programming languages that demonstrate how to use the module’s digital output channels to control devices or equipment. This can be helpful for users who are new to programming PLCs or need guidance on how to utilize the module’s features in their applications.
6. Troubleshooting Guide: Common problems or issues that users may encounter when using the module, along with suggested solutions or troubleshooting steps. This can help users diagnose and resolve problems quickly and effectively.