Xycom XVME-260

Xycom XVME-260 Overview

The Xycom XVME-260 is a VME-bus 6U dual-slot digital relay output module developed by Xycom (Xiongba Automation). It is commonly used in industrial control systems, PLC expansion, and fieldbus (DCS) applications.

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Key Features

Item	Description
Module Type	32-channel digital relay output (Relay Output)
Form Factor	6U (dual-slot)
Relay Rating	30 V DC / 1 A (approx. 20 W) 48 V AC / 0.3 A (approx. 33 VA)
Operating Voltage Range	10 – 35 V DC
Output Channels	32 independent relay outputs, each individually controllable
Interface	VME-bus P2 connector, compatible with standard VME-bus signals
Power Supply	24 V DC (typical for industrial environments)
Environmental Rating	Operating temperature –40 °C to +70 °C, suitable for harsh environments
Part Number / Packaging	70260-001 (new, no box)
Warranty	12 months (typical from standard suppliers)
Compliance	IEC 61131-3 (readable/writable directly from PLC programs)

 

Summary

The Xycom XVME-260 is a 32-channel digital relay output module designed for demanding industrial environments. With its wide voltage range, strong current-handling capability, and standard VME-bus interface, it is well-suited for automation systems requiring numerous discrete control points.

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Regarding DCS

A Distributed Control System (DCS) is a computer-based system used to automate, monitor and control complex industrial processes. It is essentially a large network of controllers that are distributed throughout a plant or facility, all working together to keep the process running smoothly.

Here’s a breakdown of how a DCS system works:

1. Sensors:These devices collect data from the physical process, such as temperature, pressure, flow rate, and level.

2. Controllers:These are programmable devices that receive data from the sensors and send control signals to actuators.

3. Actuators:These devices take physical action based on the signals they receive from the controllers, such as opening or closing valves, starting or stopping pumps, or adjusting heater settings.

4. Operator stations:These are the human-machine interfaces (HMI) that allow operators to monitor the process, make changes to setpoints, and troubleshoot problems.

5. Communication network:This network connects all of the devices in the DCS system together, allowing them to share data and control signals.