Description
Product Description: Based on available information, it appears the 1492-IFM40FF2 is likely a variant of the 1492-IFM40D24 module you previously inquired about. Both are likely 40-point digital input/output (I/O) modules. However, the “FF2” variant might have some specific differences compared to the “D24” version.
Finding More Information:
Unfortunately, the specific details about the 1492-IFM40FF2 are a little harder to find than the 1492-IFM40D24. Here are some ways you can try to obtain more information:
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Rockwell Automation Website: Check the Rockwell Automation website again. While the exact product page for the “FF2” variant might not be readily available, you can try searching the website using the model number. You might find references to the module in manuals, compatibility guides, or knowledge base articles that provide some information about its specifications.
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Contact Rockwell Automation Support: If the website search doesn’t yield any results, consider contacting Rockwell Automation technical support directly. They can provide the most accurate and up-to-date information on the 1492-IFM40FF2 module, including its product description, parameters, specifications, and datasheets.
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Authorized Distributors: Some authorized distributors like DigiKey or Mouser might have information on the 1492-IFM40FF2 on their websites. This could include datasheets or product descriptions, although it might not be as comprehensive as the information from Rockwell Automation directly.
Possible Speculation (use with caution):
In the absence of confirmed details, here’s some speculation on what the “FF2” in the model number might indicate:
- Voltage Rating: The “D24” in the 1492-IFM40D24 suggests a 24V DC rating. The “FF2” might indicate a different voltage rating, possibly 12V DC or 48V DC.
- Input/Output Type: The “D” in “D24” could represent “Digital”. The “FF” in “FF2” might indicate a different I/O type, although less common for Rockwell Automation modules, such as “Analog” or “Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)”.
Remember, this is speculation, and the actual meaning can only be confirmed by Rockwell Automation.
