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Omron CV500 CV500-MP602

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CV500-MP602

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The CV500-MP602 from Omron is a PC card interface board designed explicitly for the CV500 series. This board accommodates PCMCIA 2.1 Type I and II cards, enabling users to enhance functionality effectively.

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Technical specifications for CV500-MP602

ManufacturerOmron
Product LineCV500
Part NumberCV500-MP602
Weight10.00 lbs (4.54 kg)
Unit TypePC Card Interface Board
Compatible CardsPCMCIA 2.1 Type I and II cards
ExpandableNo
Operating Voltage Range120 to 220 VAC
Maximum Current Draw2.5 Amperes
Operating Frequency Range50 to 60 Hz
Power Port1
Connectors1

Omron's CV500-MP602 is a dedicated PC card interface board within the CV500 series. It supports PCMCIA 2.1 Type I and II cards, enhancing the interface capabilities of connected systems. This unit has a regulated operating voltage range between 120 and 220 VAC, which provides flexibility in power supply options.

The maximum current consumption is limited to 2.5 Amps, making it suitable for various applications without exceeding power ratings. Operating efficiently within 50 to 60 Hz, the CV500-MP602 board is versatile for standard electrical systems.

Its compact size—250 mm in length, 93 mm in width, and 47 mm in height—ensures that it fits easily into existing configurations. Weighing 800 grams, it is lightweight yet robust for consistent performance. The CV500-MP602 interface board has a single power port and one connector, designed for straightforward connections. However, it is important to note that this board model does not offer expansion options, limiting its adaptability in larger setups.