Terminal Blocks

The IB1005 and SB1005 have four terminal blocks between them. There are nine terminals in each block.


A diagram illustrating the terminal block configuration of the IB1005 + SB1005 combination.

Terminal Block 1

Terminal #

Function

9

Sensors 3 and 4, positive line (+)

8

Sensor 4, negative line (–)

7

Sensor 3, negative line (–)

6

Sensors 1 and 2, positive line (+)

5

Sensor 2, negative line (–)

4

Sensor 1, negative line (–)

3

Serial port: RX (RS232); TX/RX– (RS485)

2

Serial port: TX (RS232); TX/RX+ (RS485)

1

System (common) ground


Terminal Block 2

Terminal #

Function

9

Sensor 8, positive line (+)

8

Sensor 8, negative line (–)

7

Sensor 7, positive line (+)

6

Sensor 7, negative line (–)

5

Sensor 6, positive line (+)

4

Sensor 6, negative line (–)

3

Sensor 5, positive line (+)

2

Sensor 5, negative line (–)

1

Vin (connected to the power input of the NB10x0)


Terminal Block 3

Terminal #

Function

9

Relay 3, normally closed line

8

Relay 3, normally opened line

7

Relay 3, common line

6

Relay 2, normally closed line

5

Relay 2, normally opened line

4

Relay 2, common line

3

Relay 1, normally closed line

2

Relay 1, normally opened line

1

Relay 1, common line


Terminal Block 4

Terminal #

Function

9

Relay 6, normally closed line

8

Relay 6, normally opened line

7

Relay 6, common line

6

Relay 5, normally closed line

5

Relay 5, normally opened line

4

Relay 5, common line

3

Relay 4, normally closed line

2

Relay 4, normally opened line

1

Relay 4, common line


Terminal Blocks

Terminal Block 1

Terminal Block 2

Terminal Block 3

Terminal Block 4