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FX2N-64MR-DS | Mitsubishi Electric | Unités de base Série FX2N

FX2N-64MR-DS | Mitsubishi Electric | Unités de base Série FX2N

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  • Fabricant : Mitsubishi Electric

  • N° de produit : FX2N-64MR-DS

  • Pays d'origine :États-Unis

  • Type de produit : Unités de base série FX2N

  • Paiement : Virement bancaire, Western Union

  • Poids : 2000g

  • Dimensions : 240 mm x 110 mm x 100 mm

  • Port d'expédition : Xiamen

  • Garantie : 12 mois

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Description

Executing complex sequential control logic in rugged industrial environments is the primary role of the Mitsubishi Electric FX2N-64MR-DS, a high-density, DC-powered programmable logic controller base unit. Engineered to handle intensive local automation tasks, this controller integrates 32 digital inputs (24V DC) and 32 relay outputs within a highly compact form factor. Running on a 24V DC nominal power source, this base unit is optimized for field panels, remote installations, and mobile or backup power systems where standard AC mains are unavailable. Its internal architecture supports rapid instruction execution and is fully expandable with special functional blocks, analog converters, and network communication modules from the MELSEC FX2N ecosystem.

Features

  • Versatile Sink/Source Inputs: Flexible 24V DC input terminals can be configured as either sink or source wiring to match existing field sensor topologies.
  • High-Current Relay Outputs: Provides 32 robust relay contacts capable of switching up to 2A per point, suitable for direct actuation of solenoid valves, contactors, and indicators.
  • DC-Powered Design: Operates on a stable 24V DC input, making it ideal for solar-powered, battery-backed, or marine-grade electrical enclosures.
  • Scalable Architecture: Native bus connection permits seamless scaling with FX series analog input/output, positioning control, and temperature sensor interfaces.
  • Integrated EEPROM Memory: Large internal capacity supports up to 16,000 steps of PLC programming memory with secure, maintenance-free storage.

Applications

  • Remote water and wastewater monitoring stations operating on 24V DC solar array systems.
  • Mobile industrial plant equipment, cranes, and heavy-duty auxiliary transport machinery.
  • Conveyor tracking, high-speed sorting, and automated materials packaging.
  • Enclosed electrical panels requiring minimal thermal emission and lower voltage safety footprints.

Technical Specifications

Specification Parameter Value / Detail
Manufacturer Mitsubishi Electric
Model Identifier FX2N-64MR-DS
Control Series MELSEC FX2N
Rated Input Voltage 24V DC (Operational limits: 20.4V to 26.4V DC)
Digital Inputs 32 Points (24V DC, Sink/Source options)
Digital Outputs 32 Points (Relay, Maximum 2A per point / 8A per common)
Power Consumption 40 Watts
Program Memory 16,000 Steps (RAM/EEPROM options)
Programming Interface RS-422 Port
Operating Temperature Range 0 to 55 degC
Country of Origin Japan
Shipping Weight (Calculated) 1.20 kg
Package Dimensions (Calculated) 240 mm x 110 mm x 100 mm

Connections and Interfaces

Terminal Reference Function / Connection Standard
24V+ / 0V- Main DC Power Supply Input (Polarity must be carefully observed)
S / S Sink / Source Input Selector common connection terminal
X000 to X037 Physical DC Input Channels (32 points total)
Y000 to Y037 Physical Relay Output Contacts (32 points total, separated in groups)
COM0 to COM5 Isolated common return paths for relay output groups

Empirical Engineering Insights

Alternative Models & Compatibility

The FX2N-64MR-DS base unit utilizes a 24V DC input supply, differing critically from the FX2N-64MR-ES/UL version which operates on standard 100-240V AC. Ensure control panels are correctly pre-wired for DC distribution before direct unit mounting. While the legacy FX2N series programs can be uploaded and integrated directly via standard RS-422 programming adapters, modernizing installations to newer FX3U or FX5U series requires systematic I/O map verification and project-level program compilation conversion within GX Works2 or GX Works3 software.

Application Pitfalls & Engineering Notes

Unlike its AC-powered counterparts, the DC-powered FX2N-64MR-DS base unit does not include an auxiliary 24V DC sensor output terminal. System designers must include an external, dedicated power distribution block or power supply to source operational voltage for passive field transmitters, limit switches, and photocells. Furthermore, when switching high inductive loads like DC-driven motor starters or solenoids through the onboard relays, back-EMF protection (flyback diodes across the load) must be implemented to preserve terminal contact life and prevent high-frequency noise interference.

Commissioning & Wiring Tips

To configure inputs as sink type (NPN), hook up the 'S/S' terminal directly to the external 24V DC supply terminal. Conversely, for source type (PNP) input configurations, link the 'S/S' terminal directly to the 0V reference terminal. For critical analog modules situated on the FX expansion bus, ensure proper functional earthing by connecting the controller's PE terminal to your main ground bus using the shortest possible length of 14 AWG wire.

Installation Guidelines

CRITICAL WARNING: De-energize all primary and secondary power sources prior to physical installation, wiring modifications, or expansion bus connections. Ensure that residual charge on the internal capacitor banks has bled down completely before altering input terminal arrangements or replacing relays to prevent terminal damage or transient shock.
1

Mount the base unit vertically on a standard 35mm DIN rail or secure it to a steel backplate using M4 chassis screws, ensuring at least 50mm of clearance around the upper, lower, and side vents for natural thermal dissipation.

2

Wire the main 24V DC supply lines to the dedicated power terminals. Verify positive and negative polarities before testing active power to avoid circuit damage.

3

Attach the required expansion ribbon cables and lock them securely into the right-hand side expansion bus port before closing the terminal layout covers.

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Does the FX2N-64MR-DS provide an auxiliary 24V DC sensor power output?

No. Unlike AC-powered variants, the DC-powered FX2N-64MR-DS does not include an auxiliary 24V DC output. Sensor power must be routed from an external power supply.

Can the inputs on the FX2N-64MR-DS be configured for both NPN and PNP sensors?

Yes, the inputs are configurable as sink or source. Connecting the 'S/S' terminal to 24V DC configures the inputs for NPN (sink) sensors, while connecting it to 0V configures them for PNP (source) sensors.

What is the maximum output current rating for the relay channels?

Each relay output point can handle up to 2.0A maximum load current. However, groups sharing a common terminal must not exceed 8.0A total load current.

What programming software is required for the FX2N-64MR-DS PLC?

The module can be programmed using GX Developer or GX Works2 software via a compatible RS-422 programming interface cable.

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