• Q Series 64 Point Output Module QY42P Mitsubishi Model Transistor Drain Type System 1
  • Q Series 64 Point Output Module QY42P Mitsubishi Model Transistor Drain Type System 2
Q Series 64 Point Output Module QY42P Mitsubishi Model Transistor Drain Type

Q Series 64 Point Output Module QY42P Mitsubishi Model Transistor Drain Type

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Specification

type:
transistor drain
output mode:
output module

Specification of Mitsubishi q series output module qy42p:
[output type] transistor drain output module
[output points] 64 points
[isolation method] Optocoupler
[rated load voltage] 12-24vdc (+ 20 / - 15%)
[maximum load current] 0.1a/point, 1.6a/common terminal
[maximum starting current] 0.7A, 10ms or less
[leakage current at off] 0.1mA or less
[maximum voltage drop at on] 0.1vdc (standard) 0.1A, 0.2vdc (maximum) 0.1A
[on - > off response time] 1ms or less
[off - > on response time] 1ms or less (rated load, resistive load)
Zener diode
[fuse] none
[external power supply voltage] 12-24vdc (+ 20 / - 15%) (ripple coefficient
within 5%)
[external power supply current] 20mA (at 24VDC) / common terminal
[dielectric withstand voltage] 560vacms / 3 cycles (altitude 2000m (6557.38
feet))
[insulation resistance] 10m Ω or higher measured by insulation resistance
tester

[immunity] through 1500vp-p noise voltage, 1 μ Voice simulator with s voice
width and 25 to 60Hz voice frequency
First instantaneous voice iec61000-4-4: 1kV
[protection grade] IP2X
[common terminal arrangement] 32 points / common end (common end: 1a01, 1a01,
2a01, 2A02)
[I / O points] 64 (set the I / O allocation according to the 64 point output
module.)
[overheat / short-circuit protection function is activated in [with] increment
[running indicator] on indication (LED)
[external connection] 40 pin connector * 2 rows
[applicable wire diameter] cable core: 0.3mm2 (for a6con1)
[external wiring connector] a6con1, a6con2, a6con3 (optional)
[connector / terminal converter] a6tbxy36, a6tbxy54
[5VDC internal current consumption] 105ma (standard: all points on)
[overall dimension h * w * D] 98 * 27.4 * 90mm
[weight] 0.17kg

Q:Hello,During my recent attempt to fix my other computer myself I managed to break 2 zero insertion force (ZIF) connectors. One holds the ribbon for my power button and the other for my LED board (play, fast forward, rewind, sound, quick play, dvd play)Now, I managed to get the ribbons to be held in place with duct tape, but I know that one bump and they will come loose.Where in the world can I find replacement zero insertion force (ZIF) connectors? Oh, and of course the 2 I broke are different sizes.Thank You,Tyler
once you're having all this hardship then it is not a ZIF connector ZIF stands for 0 Insertion tension . what have been you doing pulling connectors off the board interior the 1st place?
Q:Hi ! Now my problem is that I don't know if it's safe to try the 4-Pin within the 8-Pin? (My motherboard has an 8-Pin) So I bought this Motherboard, (GA-P55-USB3) and I bought a PSU with 650W. I don't know the needs for my CPU, if it won't work because of the 4-Pin. My processor is an Intel Core i5 760 2.8Gz. Does this processor need an 8-Pin, or will it work with a 4-Pin.If this won't work, can someone of you suggest a store where I can get one? Preferably a Norwegian one. (A site that ships this kinda stuff to Norway would be great as well.)Also, I've been looking on some sites where they sell these connectors, but they don't ship off to Norway. Now I read something about a F-and M-side of the connectors? What does this mean?(Sorry if my English isn't all great and stuff)Thanks !
The motherboard needs to have the 8 pin plug for CPu and for other buss items. What type/model is the 650w power supply? The F and M side of a connector usually means Male/Female.
Q:I have a 750tx from Corsair and the m4a79xtd evo by Asus however the motherboard's processor power connector is a 4 pin and my power supply (as expensive as it was) only comes with an 8 pin connector (and no it isn't split into two)What are my options aside from buying a new power supply?? (or a new motherboard?)
I have the tx850 from corsair as well and I remember their manual saying that you can split the 8 pin. However, you might be able to buy an adapter at your local computer store.
Q:I want to have this connector to molex adapter but I don't know what is the name of this one
6 pin power cord aka 6 pin graphics card power supply plug . You easily get a 4 pin to six pin adapter. These are primarily used on graphics cards. Make sure your PSU can handle the extra drain.
Q:I want to connect my dvd player to this TV. The problem is that the TV only has the kind of screw in cable connection that comes from the wall. Now I have knowledge that the screw in cables are called coaxial cables.Does the black RCA port on the back of my dvd player marked coaxial have anything to do w/ the standard screw in RF coaxial? can i splice two ends together?
Bumfighter is absolutely correct. It looks about right, but it's for sound only (and digital sound at that) so you'll get nowhere hooking it up. Try a converter as advised and you should be fine. Good luck
Q:I want to buy this card:
The powersupply u have now wont be able to handel it. The new one you plan to buy should be able to with no problem it also has the 2 6pins for the card to power it so you should be fine.
Q:Apple recently upgraded the Pin Connector on the iPhone 5 and the iPad 4 to the new Lightning Connector rather then the old 30-Pin Connector. So, I was just wondering why did Apple take the time to change it? Like does the Lightning Connector make it charge faster, or what?Thanks!
The only improvement of the new connector is to Apple's earnings circulation by using forcing the acquisition of new accessories by the sheep (you, the uninformed trendsetting patron). Spend, fools, spend! Did you believe they were a charity?
Q:Hello i just had this random question. Do all PSU (atx, btx, micro btx and micro atx) use the same connector like could they all work with any motherboard (assuming they fit the case)?
No. Some have a 20 pin motherboard connector, while others have a 24 pin connector. Then, there is the matter of whether or not you need the 4 pin 12V connector for the CPU, whether or not you need SATA connectors for the hard drive and optical drives instead of standard 4 pin molex connectors. You really need to know what you need.
Q:Im about to buy this Apple power book from someone on craiglist just the problem is that it has a broken Keyboard Connector, so i was wondering how is it to get this fixed? Hes selling it for 200 that's why im buying it. Also is it possible to fix it your self?
The real question here is this: Is the keyboard connector broken on the keyboard side, or on the motherboard side? If one of the connections (there are two) from the keyboard to the motherboard is broken, then there is no problem. Buy a replacement keyboard for under $20, and replace it in less than 30 minutes. But, if the connector has been pulled off of the motherboard itself, then that is going to require some very good soldering skills. This will be difficult to DIY, and expensive to outsource. If that is the case, don't buy it.
Q:I notice that each 4 Pin Molex Connector (coming out of the power supply) has a second one attached (which is longer), can I plug in two separate components for each 4 Pin Molex Connector on that same wire?
Typically, yes. Usually the draw on any component that you would use to make those connections isn't enough to cause any problems with connecting to both on the same wire. Some larger PSUs have even more of those 4-pin connectors on a single peripheral cable than two. I have setups where I utilize as many as three. What I don't suggest, however, is that you connect all your components to one peripheral cable, and leave another one empty. Try to balance the load. I'm not going to go into details, as it involves the actual electrical design of typical PSUs, but just try to put as even as a load on as many cables as you can - it can save some headaches or the length of life of your PSU.

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