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1762-L40BWA is an Allen-Bradley MicroLogix 1200 controller with an AC power supply, 24 embedded 24 V DC inputs, 16 relay outputs, 6 KB memory and an RS-232C communication port.
The 1762-L40BWA combines a MicroLogix 1200 processor, AC power supply and forty embedded I/O points in one compact controller. It accepts a 100 to 240 V AC supply and provides 24 embedded 24 V DC inputs, including four fast inputs, together with 16 relay outputs and 6 KB of controller memory for machine and small-process applications.
Its RS-232C communication port supports the documented DF1, DH-485, Modbus RTU and ASCII modes for connection to compatible programming, operator-interface and field devices. Replacement requires the application and data, controller series and firmware, input commons, relay supply groups, expansion-I/O order, power budget and complete serial protocol settings to be recorded and restored.
Record all 24 input and 16 relay-output terminals, commons, supply groups and high-speed input assignments.
Back up the RS-232C protocol, node address, baud rate, parity and every connected cable or converter.
Preserve the 6 KB application and data, series and firmware, expansion module order and power-budget calculation.
1762-L40BWA is a MicroLogix 1200 base controller powered from 100 to 240 V AC. It provides 24 embedded 24 V DC inputs, including four fast inputs, 16 relay outputs and 6 KB of controller memory.
The RS-232C port supports DF1, DH-485, Modbus RTU and ASCII. Preserve the program and data, series and firmware, serial settings, input and relay commons, expansion module order and power-budget calculation before replacement.
1762-L40BWA is supplied only after the complete model, revision, condition and included hardware are checked against the written quotation.
The RS-232C port supports DF1, DH-485, Modbus RTU and ASCII. Preserve the program and data, series and firmware, serial settings, input and relay commons, expansion module order and power-budget calculation before replacement.