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JUXTA R Series Relay Input/Output Cards
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JUXTA R Series Relay Input/Output Cards

The R Series is DCS-supported status input / output signals interface. Relay I/O cards have 2 channels per card. Up to 16 cards (32 channels total) can be stored in a JIS and EIA conformed mounting nest, and connect with DCS (Yokogawa CENTUM-XL, µ-XL, etc.) by block connection by cable.

Details

The R Series is a DCS-supported status input/output signals interface, consisting of relay input/output cards and a housing nest. It makes insulation for On-Off contact signal of push button switch, limit switch, etc. and transmit the signal to DCS. It also transmits status signal of DCS to field through contact output for On-Off of magnetic valve and start/stop/natural rotate/reverse rotate of motor, etc. Capability of high density mixed mounting of input / output cards, and horizontal and vertical types of mounting nests are available. Mounting nests conform with JIS and EIA specifications.

  • High density mounting
    Maximum 16 relay cards, 32 points (2 channels per card) relay cards on 19" rack.
  • Mounting nests conform JIS and EIA standards. Horizontal and vertical mounting types are available.
  • Block connection by cable with DCS (Yokogawa CENTUM-XL, µ-XL, etc.).
  • Mixed mounting for input and output cards
    Equipped DC / DC converter on input card realizes mixed mounting with output card in the same nest.
  • Standard test switch
    Equipped test switch (AUTO / OFF / ON) makes easy startup and loop test of system.
  • LED indicates relay operation status
  • Switchable output contact type
    Two N.O., N.C. or Form-C with internal changeover.
Construction Nest-mounting type
(up to 16 input/output cards and mounting nest)
Mounting Method: Rack mounting (JIS/EIA specifications 19") or wall mounting
Connection Method: M4 screw terminal (for power supply, grounding and alarm)
M3.5 screw terminal (for input/output)
Block connector cable (for DCS)
External Dimensions: Horizontal mounting RYH: 110×482.6×120.5 mm (H×W×D)
Vertical mounting RYV-3: 110×490×104.1 mm (H×W×D)
RYV-1/2: 110×490×142.4 mm (H×W×D)
Power Requirements: RYH: 24 V DC±10%
RYV: 85 to 132 V AC, 170 to 264 V AC or 24 V DC±10%

 

Nests for mounting

Model Product Name Descriptions
RYH-31 Nest for Relay I/O cards (Horizontal mounting type) For model ST2, ST3 or ST4 card (Yokogawa).
Maximum: 16 Relay inputs / outputs cards.
RYH-32 For connecting to model ST5, ST6 or ST7 card (Yokogawa).
Maximum: 16 Relay inputs / outputs cards.
RYV-11 Nest for Relay I/O cards (Vertical mounting type) For connecting to model ST2, ST3, ST4, ST5, ST6 or ST7 card (Yokogawa).
Maximum: 16 Relay inputs / outputs cards.
RYV-21
RYV-31

 

Relay Input / Output Cards

Model Product Name Input Type Output Type Descriptions
RY1-10 Relay Input Card Non-voltage contact or open collector Output 1: N.O.
Output 2: Form-C		 No test switch
RY1-11 With test switch
RY2-10 Wet Contact Relay Input Card 100 V AC Wet voltage contact (85 to 132 V AC) Output 1: N.O.
Output 2: Form-C		 No test switch
RY2-11 With test switch
RY2-20 200 V AC Wet voltage contact (170 to 264 V AC) No test switch
RY2-21 With test switch
RY2-30 24 V DC Wet voltage contact (24 V DC±10%) No test switch
RY2-31 With test switch
RY0-10 Relay Output Card Non-voltage contact or open collector Output 1: N.O. or N.C. (Non-voltage)
Output 2: Form-C		 No test switch
RY0-11 With test switch (AUT - OFF - ON)
RY0-12 With test switch (OFF - AUT - ON)
RY0-20 Output 1: N.O. (Wet voltage, with fuse)
Output 2: Form-C		 No test switch
RY0-21 With test switch (AUT - OFF - ON)
RY8-10 Relay Output Card for Motor Start/Stop Non-voltage contact or open collector Output 1: For motor start, N.O. or N.C. (dry voltage)
Output 2: For motor stop, Form-C (dry voltage)		 No test switch
RY8-11 With test switch

Middelen

What are the merits of conditioner nests?
(ns-faq-juxta-11008-select)
These are generally used for connecting a DCS. The advantages are: 1 nest holds 16 units Allows checking while activated Removable card format One power supply for all units  
Can I change the burnout operation?
(ns-faq-juxta-11001-spec)
This is possible if it is a microprocessor type converter. You will need a handy terminal to make the change. (VJR6, VJT6, VJS2, MR6, MT6, MS2, and others cannot be changed.)
How is a handy terminal (JHT200) connected to a conditioner that allows range changes?
(ns-faq-juxta-11002-setting)
F and W series: dedicated 3-pin cable D series: dedicated 5-pin cable VJ, J, and M series computation unit: 5-pin cable + modular conversion (E9786WH, sold separately).
Can I change settings from a BT200 (BRAIN terminal)?
(ns-faq-juxta-11003-spec)
If it is a model that allows range changes, it is possible just like from a JHT200. However, the type of cable is different from the one that comes standard, so you will need to purchase another cable. 3-pin cable: model F9182ED 5-pin cable: model F9...
How do I change settings?
(ns-faq-juxta-11006-setting)
Using the following settings tool, you can change the settings listed in the user's manual that came with the conditioner. Handy Terminals JHT-100 and JHT-200 BRAIN terminal BT200 (requires cable, sold separately) VJ77 Parameter Setting Tool...
How much resistance is there for current input?
(ns-faq-juxta-11010-spec)
The resistance is 250 Ω (4–20 mADC). However some computing units also have 100 Ω input.
How many instruments can be connected to a voltage output terminal (1–5 VDC)?
(ns-faq-juxta-11014-spec)
The input impedance of typical voltage input type instruments is 1 MΩ. By contrast, the allowable load impedance for voltage output is 2 kΩ or more, therefore the maximum number of units that can be connected is 500.
What does response speed **ms(10-90%) mean?
(ns-faq-juxta-11019-other)
It means the time until the output reaches 63% when input is applied in 10 Ω 90% steps.
Does the JUXTA VJ series support CCC and GB standards? Can it be used in China?
(ns-faq-juxta-11038-other)
JUXTA VJ series is not a CCC standard scope. Some models of the VJ series have acquired GB standard and can be used in China. Please contact us for applicable models. ...
There may be a 63% or 90% response depending on the manufacturer, but how should I compare these?
(ns-faq-juxta-11020-other)
A 90% response time is equivalent to 2.3 times the duration of a 63% response time.
What does "time constant" mean?
(ns-faq-juxta-11021-term)
In the case of conditioners, time constant reflects the response speed. In terms of a transfer function, it is expressed as OUT=INΩ(1-e EXP(-t/T)). OUT: output, IN: input, e: natural log, T: time constant, t: elapsed time When the elapsed time...
Please provide information about PCB usage. (JUXTA)
(ns-faq-juxta-11068-other)
PCBs were banned from manufacturing and imports in 1975. JUXTA was first released in 1987, therefore they should not include PCBs.
Is there a warm up time for a signal conditioner?
(ns-faq-juxta-11066-spec)
Yes. To satisfy the performance specifications, you should power the unit for 10–15 minutes.

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