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The STXPBS925 module from GE Fanuc Emerson's RSTi PacSystem series is a slave network interface module that utilizes the Profibus V1 device network. It includes 32 built-in I/O points, divided into 16 inputs and 16 outputs, providing robust connectivity options.
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| Manufacturer | GE Fanuc Emerson |
|---|---|
| Product Line | RSTi PacSystem |
| Part Number | STXPBS925 |
| Weight | 3.00 lbs (1.36 kg) |
| Module Type | Slave Network Interface Module |
| Device Network | Profibus V1 |
| Number of Built-In I/O Points | 32 |
| Number of Built-In Inputs | 16 |
| Number of Built-In Outputs | 16 |
| Input Type | 24 VDC Negative Logic Inputs |
| Output Type | Isolated Relay Outputs |
| Maximum Number of Supported Expansion Modules | 8 |
| Maximum Baud Rate | 12Mbps |
The STXPBS925 slave network interface module is part of the GE Fanuc Emerson RSTi PacSystem lineup. As a member of the RSTi product line, it integrates seamlessly into systems using the Profibus V1 network standard. This module features 32 I/O points 16 built-in inputs and 16 built-in outputs.
The inputs are designed for 24 VDC negative logic configurations, allowing them to interface reliably with various control devices. This ensures safety and functionality even in demanding environments, and this design choice provides additional protection against electrical interference.
Moreover, the STXPBS925 interface module supports up to 8 expansion modules, allowing for significant scalability regarding implemented I/O capabilities. It achieves a maximum baud rate of 12 Mbps, facilitating rapid communication across the network, which is critical for time-sensitive applications. This modular design enhances its versatility while maintaining ease of integration.