Woodward IKD 1 Digital I/O Expansion Board TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

The digital inputs are read by the IKD 1 and transferred via the

CAN bus to the control unit (incl. alarm class). Each alarm

input may have a delay as well as the control logic (NO/NC)

configured individually during set up. The status of the alarm

input is monitored in the control device and will show the alarm

text in its display. The alarm class assigned in the control

device evaluates the alarm input and reacts accordingly.

The control device’s relay manager controls the IKD 1 relays.

The control logic for each IKD 1 relay can be programmed

individually in the control device. Logical commands can be

configured using internal events as well as the status of the

digital inputs coming from the IKD 1.

If a discrete input on the IKD 1 is enabled, the control device

displays a text message and the control functions of the alarm

class are executed (refer to all manuals relating to the control

device). The control device must operate the IKD 1 relays.