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Allen-Bradley 1785-KA DH/DH+ Communication Adapter Module, Series A, Used

Allen-Bradley

$47.99
SKU:
000061023022W23Store
Condition:
Used
Availability:
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Product Overview

Data Highway and DH+ Communication Adaptor, Series A, Firmware Rev. E, 1.4 A at 5 VDC

Condition

Used spare out of storage, appearing in good condition from visual inspection. Visual inspection only. Function testing not performed. Markings legible: CAT. NO. 1785-KA COMMUNICATION ADAPTER MODULE, A-B QUALITY, ALLEN-BRADLEY CO., BACKPLANE REQUIREMENTS 1.4A AT 5VDC, MADE IN U.S.A., barcode SD0SN4WJ, NAME 1785-KA, FIRMWARE REV. E, SERIES A; board: 960263 REV-E2, 94V-0, 8035-04, C36; front edge: COMM ADPTR, XMTG, RCVG, RDY, ERR, XMTG, RCVG, RDY, 2 SH 1, PEER COMM INTFC, PEER COMM INTFC, DATA HIGHWAY.

Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.

Product Overview

Allen-Bradley 1785-KA is a DH / DH+ communication adapter module, Series A, at firmware revision E. The backplane draw is 1.4 A at 5 VDC. Seven status lamps run down the front edge, next to a 3-position header, a small D-sub socket and a larger D-sub with pins.

Key Features

  • Catalog 1785-KA, DH / DH+ communication adapter
  • Series A, firmware rev. E
  • Backplane requirement: 1.4 A at 5 VDC
  • Seven front lamps: two groups of XMTG, RCVG and RDY, with ERR between them
  • 3-position header marked 2, SH, 1
  • Connector markings: PEER COMM INTFC and DATA HIGHWAY
  • Circuit board 960263 REV-E2

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it handle both DH and DH+?

Yes. The 1785-KA is a DH / DH+ communication adapter module.

Which firmware revision is it?

Revision E, Series A.

Is it sold as tested?

No. It came out of storage as a spare and looks good on visual inspection, with no function testing done; its working state is what you take on. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.

Seven lamps across the front edge, with a single red one: ERR, parked between two sets of XMTG, RCVG and RDY. Tidy bookkeeping for a Data Highway rack.

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