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Main Functions

I/O Expansion for Pico / Pico GFX‑70 Micro‑Controllers It is an expansion module for the 1760 Pico series compact programmable controllers, used to expand discrete input and output channels, cannot run control logic independently, must pair with Pico main controller unit.plcva.com
12‑point AC Digital Inputs Accepts 120‑240V AC field sensor and switch signals, detects on‑off status of field devices, transfers status data to Pico main controller.
6‑point Galvanic‑Isolated Relay Outputs Dry‑contact relay outputs, supports both AC and DC loads. Rated: 8A @240V AC, 8A @24V DC. Drives contactors, solenoids, indicators and other field actuators. Each relay channel is electrically isolated for noise suppression and circuit protection.
System Status Indication Built‑in LED status indicators for module power and channel diagnostics, convenient for on‑site fault troubleshooting.
Power Requirement Line power supply: 100‑240V AC, power consumption 10VA; connects to Pico main unit via dedicated expansion bus for data exchange.
Mechanical Installation DIN‑rail mounting, wiring terminals support AWG 22‑12 wires, suitable for cabinet installation; certified for Class I Div.2 hazardous location applications.

Note: This model is EOL (End‑of‑Life / Discontinued) by Rockwell Automation, original manufacturer production stopped.

Allen‑Bradley 1760‑IA12XOW6I Pico GFX I/O Expansion Module

This expansion module matches Pico micro‑controller system for low‑cost small‑scale discrete automation projects:

Small special‑purpose machinery: simple assembly machines, packaging auxiliary equipment, conveyors, small test fixtures.
Building & facility automation: pump group control, ventilation fans, lighting control, access auxiliary interlock system.
Water & waste‑water auxiliary equipment: small pumping stations, simple dosing and level interlock control.plcva.com
Material handling equipment: simple sorting, hopper and feeder logic control.
On‑site retrofit & upgrade: expand I/O points for existing Pico controller systems on legacy machines.