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<strong>FLEX</strong> I/O <strong>and</strong> <strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>Integra</strong> Product Data Overview 7Design Your ConfigurationOverviewYou can use as many as eight <strong>FLEX</strong> I/O <strong>and</strong>/or <strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>Integra</strong> modulesper adapter. This flexibility allows a wide range of digital <strong>and</strong> analogI/O points per adapter. Mix <strong>and</strong> match digital <strong>and</strong> analog I/O to meetyour application needs.You can use <strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>Integra</strong> modules with <strong>FLEX</strong> I/O modules.TIPPlace <strong>Integra</strong> modules to the right of your <strong>FLEX</strong> I/Omodules when designing your system.Any combination of <strong>FLEX</strong> I/O <strong>and</strong>/or <strong>FLEX</strong><strong>Integra</strong> digital or analog modules.AdapterEight terminal bases (maximum)The number of bases that make up an I/O group depends upon the adapter used.41483Module 0 Module 1 Module 2 Module 3Optional 1794-CE1 or1794-CE3 ExtenderCableModule7Module6Module5Module4Only 1 cableper system41482When using the optional extender cable, module groups are numbered sequentially along the length of the system.What this Product DataContainsUse the following tables to find information in this technical data.For Information OnSee PageTerminal Base Compatibility Cross-Reference Chart 17Choosing the Correct Counter Module for Your Application 134Related Publications 152Mounting Dimensions <strong>and</strong> Spacing Requirements 154Support, Training, <strong>and</strong> Repair Services 155Publication 1794-2.1 - January 2000
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