A four-point grouped analog output module designed for the GE Fanuc Field Control I/O architecture, providing configurable current or voltage source outputs for industrial control applications.
4
POINTS
OUTPUT POINTS
4
Grouped analog outputs
CURRENT
4–20 mA
0–20 mA selectable
VOLTAGE
0–10 V
0–12.5 V selectable
RESOLUTION
12 bit
Typical digital resolution
ENGINEERING PROFILE
Technical Architecture
A compact four-point analog output structure for Field Control applications.
01
Output Configuration
Each output point can provide current or voltage source operation. The current ranges are 4–20 mA and 0–20 mA, while the voltage ranges are 0–10 V and 0–12.5 V.
RANGE SELECTION
The 0–20 mA configuration uses an external wire jumper between JMP and RET on the I/O terminal block.
POWER & ISOLATION
24 VDC
Nominal supply
20–29 VDC
Supply range · 5% maximum ripple
1500 VAC
Isolation to ground and logic for 1 minute
Core Specifications
MODULE TYPE
Current / Voltage Source Analog Output
NUMBER OF OUTPUTS
4 grouped points
CURRENT RANGE
4–20 mA / 0–20 mA
VOLTAGE RANGE
0–10 V / 0–12.5 V
DIGITAL RESOLUTION
12 bits typical
OUTPUT DATA
4 words / 8 bytes
STANDBY CURRENT
80 mA typical
OPERATING CURRENT
180 mA maximum
FIELD CONTROL
4 × AO
Current / Voltage Source
WHERE THE MODULE MATTERS
Analog commands at the field level
The IC670ALG320 operates within the GE Fanuc Field Control distributed I/O architecture. Its four analog output points are suited to applications where a control system must deliver continuously variable current or voltage signals to field devices.
01
Modulating control
Variable analog commands can be used with suitable control devices.
02
Signal retransmission
Useful where an analog value must be sent onward to compatible receiving equipment.
When replacement becomes urgent
A failed analog output point can interrupt a variable control signal and may leave a connected process device without the expected command. For a running Field Control station, replacing the affected module promptly can help reduce prolonged process interruption.
SIGNAL FLOW
From controller data to field output
STEP 01
Host data
Four words of analog output data are provided through the Field Control interface.
STEP 02
Scaling
Default engineering scaling uses 0 to 20,000 and can be configured for the required output range.
STEP 03
Conversion
The module converts the commanded value into the selected analog output signal.
STEP 04
Field device
The resulting current or voltage signal is delivered to the connected field circuit.
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DELIVERY
3–5 Days
WARRANTY
12 Months
PACKAGING
Brand New
DELIVERY WAY
E-packing / FedEx / EMS / TNT / DHL / UPS
PAYMENT TERM
T/T
What to include with your inquiry
Part NumberQuantityDestinationRequired DateMachine/System
ENGINEERING FAQ
Questions that matter during replacement
Focused on configuration, signal ranges, power, scaling and field replacement considerations.
01
Which output ranges can be configured on the IC670ALG320?
The module supports 4–20 mA and 0–10 V as standard output ranges. With the appropriate jumper configuration at the I/O terminal block, the current range can be changed to 0–20 mA and the voltage range to 0–12.5 V.
02
How does the 0–20 mA configuration differ from the 4–20 mA configuration?
The 0–20 mA range uses a jumper between JMP and RET on the I/O terminal block. The 4–20 mA range has a fixed 4 mA offset, meaning the signal begins at 4 mA rather than 0 mA.
03
What power conditions should be checked before replacing this module?
The module uses a nominal 24 VDC supply and operates across 20–29 VDC with a maximum 5% ripple. Power availability should be checked for both the field circuit and backplane conditions before troubleshooting the analog output.
04
Why can an apparently correct analog command still produce an unexpected field signal?
The configured output range, scaling and terminal-block jumper arrangement all need to correspond to the intended signal. A mismatch between the configured range and the physical jumper arrangement can result in an output that does not correspond to the expected engineering value.
05
What should be checked when a Field Control analog output is missing during operation?
Check the module supply, field-loop power, terminal connections, selected output range and the jumper arrangement first. The module provides an LED indication for field and backplane power, which can help distinguish a power condition from a signal-configuration issue. If the affected channel remains unavailable after these checks, replacement of the module may be appropriate when continued operation depends on that analog output.
AFTER-SALES CARE
Refund & Replacement
We aim to keep the process clear when an order requires a return or replacement after delivery.
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Please contact us within 7 days if you have any question after receiving the items.
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Returned items must remain in their original condition. Please provide the specific reason for the return. After receiving the returned items, we will arrange a return or replacement according to the order situation.
03
The buyer is responsible for all shipping costs incurred.
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