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SKU:1769-ECR
1769-ECR Allen-Bradley Compact I/O Right Bus Terminator
Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley
Product No.: 1769-ECR
Product Type: Terminator Module
Product Origin: USA
Payment:T/T, Western Union
Weight: 130g
Shipping port: Xiamen
Warranty: 12 months
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Description
Product Overview
The Allen-Bradley 1769-ECR is a critical component for any CompactLogix™ system, serving as the Right End Cap and bus terminator. This module is required to terminate the communication bus of a 1769 I/O bank, ensuring signal integrity and proper backplane operation. Without the 1769-ECR, the controller will not be able to communicate with the I/O modules in the bank, making it an essential piece for system startup and stability.
Technical Configuration
- Manufacturer: Rockwell Automation / Allen-Bradley
- Product Line: CompactLogix / 1769 Compact I/O
- Catalog Number: 1769-ECR
- Module Type: Right End Cap / Terminator
- Current Draw: 5 mA at 5V DC
- Backplane Current: 1.4 Amps at 24V DC
- Enclosure Type: Open-style Rating
Technical Specifications
| Net Weight | 0.13 kg (approx.) | Operating Temp | 0-60°C (32-140°F) |
| Power Dissipation | 7.5W | Vibration Resistance | 5 g (10-500 Hz) |
| Temp Codes | North American T3C; IEC T4; Altitude Limit 2000m | ||
Installation & System Roles
1. Essential Termination: Every CompactLogix 1769 I/O bank must be terminated with an end cap. The 1769-ECR is installed on the far right side of the last I/O module in the bank. It physically completes the internal communication bus, allowing the processor to recognize the end of the rack.
2. Power Considerations: While the 1769-ECR has a minimal bus current draw of 5 mA at 5V DC, it is rated for a total power consumption of 33.6W. Ensure your 1769 power supply has adequate headroom to support the entire bank including this termination module.
3. Handling & Safety: This module does not support Removal and Insertion Under Power (RIUP). Attempting to remove or install the end cap while the system is powered may result in a major controller fault or damage to the I/O backplane connectors.
Engineering Advantages
The 1769-ECR provides a mechanical and electrical finish to the 1769 platform. Its robust vibration resistance (5 g) ensures it maintains bus contact even in high-vibration machinery environments. By meeting T4 IEC temperature codes, it is suitable for a wide range of global industrial applications, ensuring the communication signals within the CompactLogix backplane remain noise-free and properly balanced.
Technical FAQs
Q1: Can I use a left end cap instead of a 1769-ECR?
A1: No, the 1769-ECR is specifically designed for the right side of the bank. Left-side termination is typically handled by the controller or a power supply module depending on the rack configuration.
Q2: Why is my controller showing an I/O fault after assembly?
A2: A common cause is a missing or improperly seated 1769-ECR. Ensure the end cap is firmly snapped into the last module to complete the bus circuit.
Q3: Does this module require any software configuration?
A3: No, the 1769-ECR is a passive electrical terminator and does not require a software identity or configuration in Studio 5000.
Additional Specifications
Scalar (V/f)
Vector
AC-powered
Buying Guide
- Confirm the exact model, part number, and specifications before ordering.
- Ensure compatibility with your current machinery or control systems.
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- Review delivery options, lead times, and shipping requirements.
- Follow manufacturer instructions and best practices during installation.
Shipping And Return
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Returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt, provided items are unused and in original condition. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer. Please contact us before returning any item to receive return authorization.
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