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Power Supply Designation Description 24 V 10.8-28.8 V DC 0 V Supply GND – Not assigned Insert image FE Functional earth Designation Description 24 V 10.8-28.8 V DC 0 V Supply GND – Not assigned Functional earth LED LED Signal Meaning POWER on, green Supply is okay. on, red There is a problem. Check that everything is connected correctly and that your power supply unit fits correctly and is working. OUT flashes, red The voltage at at least one of the outputs exceeds the defined value of 10.5 V. IN on, green At least one input is used. flashes, red The voltage at at least one of the inputs exceeds the defined value of 10 V. Analog Outputs Description Number Left Number Right Description Analog output 8 28 27 Analog output 7 System GND 26 25 System GND Analog output 4 24 23 Analog output 5 System GND 22 21 System GND Analog output 4 20 19 Analog output 3 System GND 18 17 System GND Analog output 2 16 15 Analog output 1 Analog Inputs Description Number Left Number Right Description Analog input 8 14 13 Analog input 7 System GND 12 11 System GND Analog input 6 10 9 Analog input 5 System GND 8 7 System GND Analog input 4 6 5 Analog input 3 System GND 4 3 System GND Analog input 2 2 1 Analog input 1 Digital Inputs and Outputs The voltages at the GPiO connector refer to system GND. Number Description 1-4 All four connections are assigned identically. 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Back PiCtory How to Create a Configuration File with PiCtory How to Create a RAP File List of Available JSON Attributes How to Create a RAP File Exemplified by RevPiTimer Tutorial RevPiTimer How to Use logiCAD3 and PiCtory How to Transfer IO Configuration to logi.CAD3 (Jessie) How to Configure RevPi DIO by Using PiCtory Back CODESYS Getting Started System Requirements Quick Start Activating the CODESYS license Backing up and Restoring a CODESYS License Installing CODESYS Runtime System on the RevPi Device Adding Connected Modules to CODESYS Back CODESYS Examples Example Blinking Light Example Configuring Temperature Measurements Modbus TCP RTU Master in CODESYS Modbus TCP RTU Slave in CODESYS Example for CODESYS with a PROFINET IO Controller and a PROFINET IRT Gateway Example TrafficLight Web Visualization Back CODESYS Configuration Values CODESYS Status Bytes CODESYS Status Bytes DIO/DI/DO CODESYS Status Bytes for RevPi AIO Configuring Analog Inputs with CODESYS Configuring Analog Outputs with CODESYS Configuring RTD Channels for Temperature Measurements with CODESYS Back Configure RevPi Gate with CODESYS Configuring the Multi IO Module in CODESYS Back Troubleshooting CODESYS Error Message Module not Found CODESYS Log File Back Back RevPi Digital I/O Modules Module Firmware Update How to Connect Revolution Pi Modules Status LEDs Digital In and Outputs How to Configure Digital I/O Modules Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail How to Connect the Power Supply Back RevPi Analog I/O Module Module Firmware Update How to Connect Revolution Pi Modules Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail Status LEDs Pinout How to Configure Analog Input How to Configure Analog Output Status Signals in Process Image RevPi AIO Basic Knowledge Current Measurement Basic Knowledge Voltage Measurement Basic Knowledge RTD Measurement How to Configure RTD Channels for Temperature Measurements Back RevPi Multi I/O Module Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail Connecting the Power Supply Pin Assignment Analog Inputs Analog Outputs Digital Inputs and Outputs Configuring Analog Inputs Configuring Analog Outputs Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs Module Firmware Update Back RevPi Gates Preparations for Interference-Free Operation How to Configure RevPi Gate for CANopen How to Configure RevPi Gate for DeviceNet How to Configure RevPi Gate for DMX How to Configure RevPi Gate for EtherCAT How to Configure RevPi Gate for Ethernet/IP How to Configure RevPi Gate for Modbus TCP Slave How to Configure RevPi Gate for POWERLINK How to Configure RevPi Gate for PROFINET How to Configure RevPi Gate for PROFIBUS How to Configure RevPi Gate for Sercos Back Modbus How to Use RevPi Core as Modbus RTU Master How to Use RevPi Core as Modbus TCP Master Temperature Measurements with RevPi Core as Modbus TCP Slave Temperature Measurements with RevPi Core as Modbus TCP Master How to Configure RevPi Gate for Modbus TCP Slave How to Read RFID Signals with RevPi Core as Modbus RTU Master Back Miscellaneous How to Use Actuators Back Release Notes Release Notes Jessie Release Notes Buster 04/2021 Release Notes Buster 07/2021 Release Notes Buster 01/2022 Release Notes Buster 03/2022 (BETA) Back × Close Panel Quick Start RevPi Connect Connecting I/O Modules and RevPi Gates How to Connect RevPi Connect Modules How to Connect UPS Watchdog Relay How to Connect Serial Devices Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail How to Connect the Power Supply RevPi Connect works w/o separate monitor/keyboard Status LEDs Back Images Passwords and Log-in Info How to Change Password Module Firmware Update How to Save and Install an Image Retrieving the RevPi Version Help! 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How to Adjust Screen Resolution Back PiCtory How to Create a Configuration File with PiCtory How to Create a RAP File List of Available JSON Attributes How to Create a RAP File Exemplified by RevPiTimer Tutorial RevPiTimer How to Use logiCAD3 and PiCtory How to Transfer IO Configuration to logi.CAD3 How to Configure RevPi DIO by Using PiCtory Back CODESYS Getting Started System Requirements Quick Start Activating the CODESYS license Backing up and Restoring a CODESYS License Installing CODESYS Runtime System on the RevPi Device Adding Connected Modules to CODESYS Back CODESYS Examples Example Blinking Light Example Configuring Temperature Measurements CODESYS Modbus TCP RTU Slave Modbus TCP RTU Master in CODESYS Example for CODESYS with a PROFINET IO Controller and a PROFINET IRT Gateway Example TrafficLight Web Visualization Example RevPi ConCAN Back CODESYS Configuration Values CODESYS Status Bytes CODESYS Status Bytes for RevPi AIO Configuring Analog Inputs with CODESYS Configuring Analog Outputs with CODESYS Configuring RTD Channels for Temperature Measurements with CODESYS Back CODESYS Status Bytes DIO/DI/DO Configuring the Multi IO Module in CODESYS Configure RevPi Gate with CODESYS Configure RevPi ConCAN with CODESYS Back Troubleshooting CODESYS Log File CODESYS Error Message Module not Found Back Back RevPi Digital I/O Modules How to Update Firmware on Modules Connecting I/O Modules and RevPi Gates Status LEDs Digital In and Outputs How to Configure Digital I/O Modules Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail How to Connect the Power Supply Back RevPi Analog I/O Modules Module Firmware Update Connecting I/O Modules and RevPi Gates Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail Status LEDs Pinout How to Configure Analog Input How to Configure Analog Output Status Signals in Process Image RevPi AIO (Con) Basic Knowledge Current Measurement Basic Knowledge Voltage Measurement Basic Knowledge RTD Measurement (Con) How to Configure RTD Channels for Temperature Measurements Back RevPi Multi I/O Module Installing RevPi Modules on a Top-hat Rail Connecting the Power Supply Connecting I/O Modules and RevPi Gates Pin Assignment Analog Inputs Analog Outputs Digital Inputs and Outputs Configuring Analog Inputs Configuring Analog Outputs Configuring Digital Inputs and Outputs Module Firmware Update Back RevPi Gates Preparations for Interference-Free Operation How to Configure RevPi Gate for CANopen How to Configure RevPi Gate for DeviceNet How to Configure RevPi Gate for DMX How to Configure RevPi Gate for EtherCAT How to Configure RevPi Gate for Ethernet/IP How to Configure RevPi Gate for Modbus TCP Slave How to Configure RevPi Gate for POWERLINK How to Configure RevPi Gate for PROFINET How to Configure RevPi Gate for PROFIBUS How to Configure RevPi Gate for Sercos Back RevPi Con M-Bus How to Connect RevPi Connect Modules How to Select Antenna for RevPi M-Bus How to Retrieve Data with the RevPi M-Bus Back Overview RevPi Con CAN How to Connect RevPi Connect Modules How to Connect RevPi Con CAN to the CAN Bus How to Control RevPi Con CAN Back Modbus How to Use RevPi Connect as Modbus RTU Master How to Use RevPi Connect as Modbus TCP Master Temperature Measurements with RevPi Connect as Modbus TCP Slave Temperature measurements with RevPi Connect as Modbus TCP Master How to Configure RevPi Gate for Modbus TCP Slave How to Read RFID Signals with RevPi Connect as Modbus RTU Master Tutorial Modbus RTU Slave Back Miscellaneous Number Systems How to Use Actuators Back Release Notes Release Notes Buster 04/2021 Release Notes Buster 07/2021 Release Notes Buster 01/2022 Con Release Notes Buster 03/2022 (BETA) Back × Close Panel Quick Start Guide RevPi Compact Mount RevPi Compact Ethernet Interfaces Analog Inputs and Outputs Digital Inputs and Outputs Connecting Serial Devices Connecting power supply Controlling Status LEDs RevPi Compact without a separate Keyboard/Monitor Back Images Passwords and Log-in Info How to Change the Password How to Save and Install a New Image How to Query RevPi Version Help! Linux! How to find out Linux Device Path Back Software How to Update Your System How to Use piTest How to Use Status Bytes Controlling Inputs/Outputs not using piControl Controlling Inputs/Outputs using piControl Web Status Buster and Stretch How to Activate and Deactivate RevPi Services How to Run Azure IoT Edge Runtime on RevPi Devices And Now for Some Programming? Adjust Screen Resolution Back What is PiCtory? How to Create a Configuration File with PiCtory How to Create a RAP File Exemplified by RevPiTimer List of Available JSON Attributes List of available JSON attributes in an RSC File How to Create a RAP File Exemplified by RevPiTimer Tutorial RevPiTimer Back CODESYS Getting Started System Requirements Quick Start Activating the CODESYS license Backing up and Restoring a CODESYS License Installing CODESYS Runtime System on the RevPi Device Back CODESYS Examples Example Blinking Light CODESYS Modbus TCP RTU Slave Modbus TCP RTU Master in CODESYS Example Configuring Temperature Measurements Example TrafficLight Web Visualization Back CODESYS Log File Back Modbus Tutorial How to Use RevPi Compact as Modbus TCP Master How to Use RevPi Compact as Modbus RTU Master How to Read RFID Signals with RevPi Compact as Modbus RTU Master How to use RevPi Compact as Modbus-RTU-Slave Back Miscellaneous Number Systems Back Release Notes Release Notes Buster 04/2021 Release Notes Buster 07/2021 Release Notes Buster 01/2022 Release Notes Buster 03/2022 (BETA) Back × Close Panel Quick Start Guide Overview RevPi Flat Mounting the RevPi Flat Ethernet Interfaces USB Interfaces Digital Output Controlling Status LEDs Connecting the Power Supply Analog Inputs and Outputs Connecting Serial Devices Setting up WLAN and Bluetooth Using ISM Interface for Wireless M-Bus Operating RevPi without Screen and Keyboard Setting the Date and Time Using RS485 as a Serial Console Using a Trusted Platform Module Watchdog Back Images Passwords and Logon Data How to Change the Password How to Back Up Data How to Update the Image Retrieving the RevPi Version Help! Linux! Finding the Linux Device Path Back Software Installing an Update How to Use piTest How to Use Status Bytes Web Status Enabling and Disabling Revolution Pi Services How to Run Azure IoT Edge Runtime on RevPi Devices I Have to Program Too?! Setting the Screen Resolution Back About PiCtory How to Create a Configuration File by using PiCtory How to Create a RAP File List of Available JSON Attributes List of Available JSON Attributes in a RSC File How to Create a RAP File using RevPiTimer Tutorial RevPiTimer Back CODESYS Getting Started System Requirements Quick Start Activating the CODESYS license Backing up and Restoring a CODESYS License Installing CODESYS Runtime System on the RevPi Device Back CODESYS Examples Example Blinking Light CODESYS Modbus TCP RTU Slave Modbus TCP RTU Master in CODESYS Example Configuring Temperature Measurements Example TrafficLight Web Visualization Back CODESYS Log File Back Modbus Tutorial How to Use RevPi as Modbus RTU Master How to Use RevPi as Modbus TCP Master How to Read RFID Signals with RevPi as Modbus RTU Master How to Configure RevPi Gate for Modbus TCP Slave How to Use RevPi as Modbus RTU Slave Back Release Notes Release Notes Buster 04/2021 Release Notes Buster 07/2021 Release Notes Buster 01/2022 Release Notes Buster 03/2022 (BETA) Back × Close Panel Getting Started Quick Start Backing up and Restoring a CODESYS License Adding Connected Modules to CODESYS Back CODESYS Examples Example Blinking Light Example Configuring Temperature Measurements Example CODESYS ModbusTCP-RTU-Slave Modbus TCP RTU Master in CODESYS Example TrafficLight Web Visualization Example RevPi ConCAN Example for CODESYS with a PROFINET IO Controller and a PROFINET IRT Gateway Back CODESYS Configuration Values CODESYS Status Bytes CODESYS Status Bytes DIO/DI/DO CODESYS Status Bytes for RevPi AIO Configuring Analog Inputs with CODESYS Configuring Analog Outputs with CODESYS Configuring RTD Channels for Temperature Measurements with CODESYS Back Configure RevPi Gate with CODESYS Configuring the Multi IO Module in CODESYS Configure RevPi ConCAN with CODESYS Back Troubleshooting CODESYS Error Message Module not Found CODESYS Log File Back × Close Panel By continuing to use the site, you agree to the use of cookies. more information Accept The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible. 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