Allen-Bradley 1492 Analog and Digital I/O Conversion Module Installation Instructions

Allen-Bradley 1492 Analog and Digital I/O Conversion Module allows you to seamlessly convert legacy Allen-Bradley 1771 analog and digital I/O modules to compatible 1756 modules. This conversion eliminates the need to rewire field devices, simplifying your upgrade path and preserving existing wiring configurations. The module supports a diverse range of conversion scenarios, including single analog module to one or two 1756 analog modules, and two 1771, 8 pt. Digital I/O modules to a single 1756, 16 pt. Digital I/O module.

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Key features

  • Legacy 1771 to 1756 conversion
  • Supports Analog & Digital I/O
  • Eliminates field rewiring
  • Flexible configuration options
  • Compatible with 1771 Swing Arms
  • Modular design
  • Easy installation
  • Compact footprint

Frequently asked questions

The 1492 Conversion Module supports conversion of 1771 Analog I/O modules (8 Ch) to 1756 Analog I/O modules (6 or 8 Ch). It also allows converting two (2) 1771, 8 pt. Digital I/O modules to one (1) 1756, 16 pt. Digital I/O module

No, field wiring remains intact. The 1771 Swing Arms fit directly onto the edge connector of the 1492 Conversion Modules, preserving existing connections.

Standard cable lengths are 0.5M. Additional cable lengths of 1.0M are available for both analog and digital conversions.

The 1492 Cables have a maximum operating voltage of 30VDC, with a maximum current of 2A per pin and 12A per cable.
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