About the VMIVME-2232
VMIVME-2232
This unit is a part of the VMIC lineup of devices such as CPU modules, analog to digital converter boards, and Input and Output boards. This unit is the VMIVME-2232, a 32 bit channel Relay Output Board. The VMIC series of devices were originally designed, developed, and produced by the automated industrial production branch of General Electric, and then later this series was acquired by Abaco Systems.
The VMIVME-2232 module comes equipped with set of up to 32 relay channels, with one form C relay per channel. The contact ratings of this VMIC module includes either a setting of 60 watts, and a 125 volts of alternating current when switching power, or 220 volts of direct current, and 250 volts of alternating current. The maximum switching current is 2 amperes, and the maximum carry current is 3 amperes.
The VMIVME-2232 module also is equipped with an optional series of protection electronics while the VMIVME-2232 is operational, using direct current. There are data transfer capabilities that range from 8 bits, 16 bits, or 32 bits in size. The VMIVME-2232 unit is outfitted with the programming capable of the VMIC standard self-testing and analysis logic. This ensures that all of the active components are checked through thorough diagnostics.
There is a front panel that the module is outfitted with, and also includes a fail indicator LED light. This unit is compatible with with several intelligent Input and Output Controller units.
A VxWorks driver module is able to be connected and properly interfaced with the unit.
