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Form 1698-070427—SNAP PAC SNAP-IT-PM Installation Guide

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Serial modules

 provide communication with serial devices—such as chart recorders, barcode 

readers, and security devices—or serial-based networks, such as Profibus

®

 DP. Each module has 

one or two serial ports.

Special-purpose modules

 provide specific functionality, such as motion control or power 

monitoring. 

Inserting Modules 

Up to 12 modules snap into place in the row of connectors inside the SNAP-IT unit. A maximum of 
eight serial modules can be used in one SNAP-IT unit. All types of modules can be mixed in any 
position on the rack. 

EXCEPTION: SNAP-PAC-R1 controllers with serial numbers less than 600000 can use 4-channel digital 
modules in module positions 0–7 only. All other module types can be in any position.

1.

Make sure all power to the SNAP-IT unit is off. Open the unit’s door and remove the small white 
fuse from the module mounting rack. 

WARNING: 

Make sure there is no power to the rack before continuing, or you may severely damage 

the module.

2.

Notice that each connector position on the mounting rack has a number, beginning with zero 
on the far left. 

3.

Position the module over the connector, 
aligning the small slot at the base of the 
module with the retention bar on the 
rack.

4.

With the module correctly aligned over 
the connector, push on the module to 
snap it into position.

When positioning modules next to each 
other, be sure to align the male and 
female module keys (shown in the 
detailed view in the illustration at right) 
before snapping a module into position.

Modules snap securely into place and 
require a special tool (provided) to 
remove them. If you need to remove a 
module, see 

page 7

 for instructions.

Summary of Contents for SNAP PAC SNAP-IT-PM Series

Page 1: ... programming human machine interface HMI development and configuration software Other models provide a modem for remote communication or offer a SNAP PAC brain instead of a controller The brain does not include programming capability but provides local intelligence for I O processing and communications With any SNAP IT model you add the analog digital and special purpose input output I O modules n...

Page 2: ...00 TEK OPTO 835 6786 951 695 3080 Hours are Monday through Friday 7 a m to 5 p m Pacific Time Fax 951 695 3017 Email support opto22 com Opto 22 website www opto22 com For this purpose Use this document Form Wire I O modules or find out module specifications SNAP Digital Input Modules Data Sheet SNAP Digital Output Modules Data Sheet SNAP Analog Input Modules Data Sheet SNAP Isolated Analog Input M...

Page 3: ...an be in one of only two states either on or off Dry contacts and door sensors are examples of digital devices Four channel modules each have four points high density digital modules have more than four points usually 16 or 32 These points are used either as inputs to report a device s on off status or as outputs to turn a device on and off remotely Analog modules monitor or control devices that h...

Page 4: ...ther module types can be in any position 1 Make sure all power to the SNAP IT unit is off Open the unit s door and remove the small white fuse from the module mounting rack WARNING Make sure there is no power tothe rack before continuing or you may severely damage the module 2 Notice that each connector position on the mounting rack has a number beginning with zero on the far left 3 Position the m...

Page 5: ...es they monitor 7 Replace the small white fuse on the module mounting rack Mounting the Unit Mount the SNAP IT PM unit securely on a convenient wall or piece of equipment Using the SNAP IT Unit on the Ethernet Network 1 Before connecting power to the SNAP IT unit read instructions in the PAC Manager User s Guide about assigning an IP address 2 Inside the unit connect external AC power to the unit ...

Page 6: ...High density digital modules do not have status LEDs LEDs for other modules LEDs are provided on some other modules usually to indicate status or diagnostic information See the module s user s guide for details Enclosure SNAP IT PM all models Standard enclosure meets NEMA 3R NEMA 3 or NEMA 4 is recom mended for exterior use Dimensions 16 19 W 18 25 H 6 57 D Communications Protocols SNMP SMTP FTP a...

Page 7: ...e release latch Pull straight out on the module the opposite direction from the rack to remove it 5 When you have finished removing and installing modules replace the small white fuse on the module mounting rack and plug power back into the SNAP IT unit Notes on Maintenance and Troubleshooting Instructions for maintenance and troubleshooting are in the PAC Manager User s Guide and in the controlle...

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