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Imagine Input Unit (942)<br />

The Input Unit is an interface allowing customer-specified<br />

switches, sensors and time clocks to be incorporated into<br />

Imagine and DIGIDIM Router systems. It has 8 volt-free<br />

switch inputs which can be momentary or latching. Inputs 1 -<br />

4 may be configured as 0 - 10 V analogue inputs.<br />

Key Features<br />

• Status led<br />

• Can be used with momentary or latching switches<br />

• Can be used with 0-10 V analogue devices<br />

• DIGIDIM / DALI<br />

Note: Compatible with 905, 910 or 920 Routers.<br />

Technical Data<br />

DALI consumption: 10 mA<br />

Ambient temperature: 0…35 °C<br />

Relative humidity: 90 % max, non-condensing<br />

Storage temperature: -10 °C…+70 °C<br />

Isolation:<br />

4 kV<br />

Voltage-free Switched Inputs<br />

Overload protection: ±35 V<br />

Short-circuit current: 0.5 mA maximum<br />

Dimensions<br />

45 mm<br />

90 mm<br />

Analogue Inputs<br />

Input range:<br />

Over voltage protection:<br />

Input impedance:<br />

0-10 V<br />

±15 V<br />

7.5 kΩ<br />

70 mm 58 mm<br />

DIN-rail case 4U-wide. Weight 110 g<br />

Product Order Code: 942<br />

Connections<br />

max. 50 m<br />

1 2 3 4<br />

5 6 7 8<br />

COM<br />

10V<br />

942<br />

0V<br />

1 2 3 4<br />

COM<br />

0-10V<br />

DA+<br />

DA-<br />

DALI<br />

0V-10V<br />

0V<br />

max. 50 m<br />

The screen (SC) connection must be<br />

connected to earth to ensure correct<br />

operation.<br />

DA+<br />

DALI<br />

DA-<br />

64<br />

<strong>Helvar</strong> | Data is subject to change without notice. More information at: www.helvar.com<br />

REF 23 036 1 02/08/<strong>2013</strong>

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