The CIX007 Wired I/O Extender is a versatile industrial I/O expansion module designed to increase the input and output capacity of PLCs, RTUs, and SCADA systems. Featuring 32 configurable analog and digital I/O channels, the CIX007 provides a simple, reliable way to connect additional sensors, actuators, alarms, and field devices using Modbus RTU over RS232 or RS485 communications.
Designed for flexibility and scalability, the CIX007 can operate as a standalone I/O expansion module or alongside other Modbus RTU devices. Up to seven CIX007 units can be connected to a single Modbus network, expanding a system to 224 total I/O points. This makes it an ideal solution for everything from small control panels to large industrial automation systems.
Supporting both 0-10 V and 4-20 mA analog signals, the CIX007 easily integrates with equipment from major PLC and RTU manufacturers. Its rugged design and DIN-rail mounting options allow for quick installation in industrial control cabinets while providing dependable long-term operation.
The CIX007 communicates with a host PLC, RTU, or SCADA system over Modbus RTU using an RS232 or RS485 serial connection. It converts field signals from connected sensors and devices into configurable digital and analog I/O, allowing the controller to monitor equipment and control outputs remotely. Additional CIX007 modules can be added to the same Modbus network to expand system capacity as application requirements grow.
Key Features
- 32 configurable analog and digital I/O channels (8 digital inputs, 4 digital outputs, 4 relay outputs, 8 analog inputs, 8 analog outputs)
- Supports RS232 and RS485 serial communications
- Modbus RTU protocol for easy integration
- Compatible with 0-10 V and 4-20 mA analog signals
- Works with PLCs, RTUs, and SCADA systems from major manufacturers
- Supports connection to a wide range of industrial sensors and actuators
- Expandable to 224 total I/O points using up to seven CIX007 modules
- DIN-rail and bracket mounting options for flexible installation
- Cost-effective alternative to wireless I/O expansion