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3) This output can directly drive a 24V solenoid brake (max 500mA) if VCC is supplied by 24 volts. In such case, connect brake wires between MECH_BRAKE_OUT and VCC. | 3) This output can directly drive a 24V solenoid brake (max 500mA) if VCC is supplied by 24 volts. In such case, connect brake wires between MECH_BRAKE_OUT and VCC. | ||
− | 4) The same pin is routed also to X1 connectors. Use ENABLE/STO2 pins of | + | 4) The same pin is routed also to X1 connectors. Use only ENABLE/STO2 pins of either X4 ''or'' X1, not both. |
{{damage|Connect X4 directly only to 3.3V or 5V logic systems. For 24V logic, see chapter below.}} | {{damage|Connect X4 directly only to 3.3V or 5V logic systems. For 24V logic, see chapter below.}} | ||
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To mount in DIN rail, obtain 2 pcs of Phoenix Contact part number 1201578. Such part is available from many distributors including {{digikey|277-2296-ND}} | To mount in DIN rail, obtain 2 pcs of Phoenix Contact part number 1201578. Such part is available from many distributors including {{digikey|277-2296-ND}} | ||
{{picturebox|Ionicube1x dims.png|caption=Dimensions and mounting hole locations}}. | {{picturebox|Ionicube1x dims.png|caption=Dimensions and mounting hole locations}}. | ||
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