Reliance Electric 57C419 Input Module
Reliance Electric Input Module
57C419 is a Reliance Electric designed Input Module. Depending on what years this model was actually in production, it is very likely that it could have been also produced by Baldor Reliance and/or Asea Brown Boveri.
57C419 is a 5-24 VDC Input Module that was created to be a single component in an AutoMax system. This card can perform several valuable functions. It has a voltage isolation of 5000V. It can help deliver signals that will alert several On/Off type devices to either turn on or turn off. These types of devices include pushbuttons or limit and selector switches. It can then turn these input signals into output signals that will affect indicators, motor starters, or solenoids. This component has isolated commons that have been clustered into groups of four
57C419 has a bank of 32 LED indicators that are labeled numerically from 0 to 31. These indicators monitor voltage and will glow when voltage is being applied to the input points. There is also a single RS-232 female connection port that is labeled CN0. A cable attaches to this port and is then attached to a terminal board. This cable cannot be plugged into any other module because it is keyed specifically to the one it goes to.
57C419 resides in an AutoMax card rack assembly. On the open side of the rack, you can slide the component into place and plug it into 2 card slots on the backplane of the rack. Securing the module to the rack, are two screws that are put into the mounts on the rack and module.
On the faceplate of 57C419 is a female connector socket and 32 LED indicators that show the status of the inputs on 57C419. You can find a diagram of the 57C419 faceplate in figure 2.2 of the manual for 57C419. The manual is Manual J-3632, the 5 V-24 VDC Input Module Manual.
57C419 has a minimum operating voltage of 2.7 volts D-C. The maximum voltage for 57C419 is 24 volts D-C.
57C419 has a maximum power dissipation of 22.6 watts.
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