KEYENCE Visual KV Series - Manual (Page 216)

5.3 Module/Unit Connections
KV
-300
KV-10/80
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5.3.11 KV-10/80 Expansion Units
KV-80/40
KV-24/16/10
• As illustrated above, up to 3 expansion units can be connected to the KV-80 or
KV-40 basic unit and up to 4 expansion units to the other models. (A maximum of
2 input only expansion units can be connected to the KV-80.)
• Expansion units are compatible with all base units. Different types of expansion
units can also be connected simultaneously. For example, an 8 I/O terminal unit
and a 16 I/O terminal unit can be connected to the same base unit at the same
time. Also, relay-contact output units and BJT output units can be connected
simultaneously.
Connections
1. Slide and open the lid on the right side of a basic or expansion unit.
2. Insert the connector.
• Securely insert connectors of expansion units into corresponding sockets to
ensure reliable operation.
• Connect or remove expansion units only when the power for the basic unit is
OFF.
• Basic units and expansion units can be mounted side by side.
• Do not extend the cable of an expansion unit.
Expansion units KV-16EX(W), 16EYR(W)/16EYT(2W), KV-8EX(W),
8EYR(W)/8EYT(2W)
Expansion units KV-16EX(W), 16EYR(W)/16EYT(2W), KV-8EX(W),
8EYR(W)/8EYT(2W)
Base units
KV-80R(W)
KV-80T(W)
KV-40R(W)
KV-40T(2W)
Base units
KV-24R(W)
KV-24T(2W)
KV-16R(W)
KV-16T(2W)
KV-10R(W)
KV-10T(2W)
Use a finger
For KV-10/80 users
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