Overview
The document introduces the HMI I/O Controller by Beijer Electronics, designed to interface with the H-T40m-PA model, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional PLCs for simple monitoring and automation tasks. It highlights the controller's ease of installation and its ability to provide valuable HMI functionality tailored to customer needs.

Specifications
The HMI I/O Controller is available in two versions: one with 12 digital inputs and 4 digital outputs, and another with 8 digital inputs and 8 digital outputs. Key specifications include:

• Digital Inputs: Type DC, 5mA@24V, Maximum Voltage 24V, Isolation via Photo-coupler.
• Digital Outputs: Type DC, Maximum Voltage 24V, Maximum Ampere 0.5A, Response time ON: 10 ms, OFF: 5 ms, Isolation via Photo-coupler.
• Environmental: Operating temperature -10°C to +60°C, Storage temperature -20°C to +70°C, Relative humidity 5-85% non-condensed.
• Physical: Weight 0.1 kg, Dimensions 80.6 x 52.5 x 42.9 mm, Vibration 10 to 55 Hz.

Features
The controller includes a built-in processor for optimal speed and supports stacking up to 16 modules per H-T40m-PA. Configuration is simplified through H-Designer software, which allows for quick project creation and simulation using Macro and Ladder commands.

Functionality
The H-T40 features a 3.5" touch screen display and complies with DIN standards for easy mounting. The HMI I/O Controller is specifically developed for the H-T40m-PA, which includes extended memory.

Module Identification
Modules are identified by the code EM-IOB-nn-mm-XY, where:

• EM: Expansion module
• IOB: I/O for H-T40m-PA
• nn: Digital input/output
• mm: Analog input/output
• X: R for Relay, P for Transistor PNP output, N for Transistor NPN output
• Y: Grounding type (Common or Separate)

Company Information
Beijer Electronics is a global company with subsidiaries in various countries, specializing in HMI, industrial data communications, and automation. The document provides contact information for their headquarters in Sweden and subsidiaries in China, Germany, Taiwan, and the USA.