Banner MAXI-AMP Series - Manual (Page 2)

CM Series MAXI-AMP
modules contain a
modulated photoelectric
amplifier for use with the
full complement of
Banner high perform-
ance modulated remote
sensors (pp. 13-17).
CD Series MAXI-AMP
modules contain a
modulated photoelectric
amplifier for use with
SP12 Series preamplified
remote sensors
(pp. 7-9).
See pages
18-21
ON/OFF
(output follows input)
105 to 130V ac
or
210 to 250V ac
210 to 250V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
See page 22
SPDT E/M relay, isolat-
ed solid state DC switch
SPDT
electromechanical relay
105 to 130V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
210 to 250V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
105 to 130V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
210 to 250V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
105 to 130V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
210 to 250V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
Supplies 400mA to power
MAXI-AMP modules
and/or other 10-30V dc
sensing devices.
SPDT electromechani-
cal relay, plus NPN
transistor solid-state
switch 105 to 130V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
ON/OFF
(output follows input)
ON/OFF
(output follows input)
SUPPLY
VOLTAGE USED WITH
(INPUT) LOGIC
FUNCTION(S) REFER TO
PAGES ... MODULE
MODEL
210 to 250V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
SPDT
electromechanical relay
105 to 130V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
210 to 250V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
105 to 130V ac, or
12 to 28V dc
ON/OFF
(output follows input)
CD3RA
CD3RB
CD5RA
CD5RB
CM3RA
CM3RB
CM5RA
CM5RB
CL3RA
CL3RB
CL5RA
CL5RB
CI3RC
CP12RC
CP12C
™
Banner MAXI-AMPs are the most versatile and cost-effective
sensor control modules available anywhere. MAXI-AMP system
modules combine power supply, photoelectric amplifier (CD and
CM series), programmable timing logic (CD5, CM5, and CL5
models), and output relay in a single, compact plug-in module. This
integrated stand-alone design saves both the expense of a separate
control chassis and a substantial amount of control panel space.
MAXI-AMP modules are powered directly by AC line voltage.
Models are available for either 120V ac or 220/240V ac operation.
CD Series MAXI-AMP modules accept input signals from SP12
Series preamplified remote sensors. The preamplified design of
this system produces exceptionally high noise immunity.
CM Series MAXI-AMPs are designed to work with the popular line
of Banner high-performance modulated remote sensors. The CR
Series is a low-gain version of the CM Series, and is designed for
use with the SP100 Series miniature remote sensors.
CL Series MAXI-AMP modules accept input signals from any
Banner dc module and most dc self-contained sensors.
CI Series MAXI-AMPs provide the power supply, current ampli-
fier, and output device for an SMI912 Series intrinsically safe
sensor. CI Series modules are covered in data sheet P/N 03461.
CD5, CM5, and CL5 models include a multi-function timing logic
circuit, which is easily programmed for twelve of the most popular
and useful delay, pulse, and latch functions. MAXI-AMPs offer the
choice of either single or dual timing functions in the same module.
MAXI-AMPs offer a 5-amp SPDT electromechanical relay output.
Solid-state switches are available as an option. CD3, CM3 and CL3
models offer an additional solid state dc switch.
MAXI-AMPs are contained in a tough NORYL ® housing which
measures a compact 1.6 x 2.3 x 4". Electrical connections are made
via any standard 11-pole round-pin relay socket (model RS-11).
All MAXI-AMP system modules (except model CI3RC) are CSA
certified and UL recognized.
SPDT electromechani-
cal relay, plus NPN
transistor solid-state
switch
MAXI-AMP System
Stand-alone Sensor Control Modules
See data sheet 03461
SMI912 series intrinsically
safe sensors.
SPDT electro-
mechanical relay
2
CL Series modules
accept signals from any
Banner DC sensor or
module with NPN
(current sinking) output.
SPDT
electromechanical relay
No logic function
(power supply only) No output device
(power supply only)
Selection of 12 prog-
rammable functions
including delay, pulse,
limit, cycle, and latch
Selection of 12 prog-
rammable functions
including delay, pulse,
limit, cycle, and latch
Selection of 12 prog-
rammable functions
including delay, pulse,
limit, cycle, and latch
SPDT electromechani-
cal relay, plus NPN
transistor solid-state
switch
See pages
3-9
See pages
10-17
OUTPUT
CONFIGURATION