Features

• Two-wire connection
• Soft-I/O supplies power to the buzzer, so your wiring is simple
• You can drive the buzzer with either 5 volts or 24 volts
• You choose the state names
• You can invert the state names
• Flexible pin assignments
• Non-volatile saving of settings
• Flexible tags for remote control

In Action

You configure the buzzer and then test it.  You may then tie the buzzer to alarms and other events that require the machine operator's attention.  With PLC's and old-style I/O systems, you have to wire one of the buzzer wires to a power supply and then tie the other buzzer wire to the output module.  Oh, and you have to then reference the output module to the power supply.  That's a lot of wiring.  With Soft-I/O, you merely pick two convenient pins and wire it up. 

Technical Specifications

Each buzzer is connected to the Soft-I/O module with two wires—the Soft-I/O module supplies buzzer power, and that simplifies wiring.
Non-volatile, user-configurable parameters include: Soft-I/O module supplied 24 V or 5 V power selection; sourcing or sinking circuit configuration and state naming and Soft-I/O pin assignments.