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COMFILE Technology [2-Channel Digital to Analog Voltage Output Module: MD-DAOUT2]
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-====== Analog Voltage Output Module: MD-DAOUT2 ======
+====== 2-Channel Digital to Analog Voltage Output Module: MD-DAOUT2 ======
+The MD-DAOUT2 is a 2-channel digital to analog voltage, 0~5V / 0~10V, output module.
+The voltage range is configured using the dipswitch on the side of the module.
+{{ :modport:md-daout2:md-daout2.png?550 }}
+===== Specification =====
+^ Item                     ^ Description                            ^
+| Channels                 | 2                                      |
+| Operating Temperature    | -10 ~ 50℃ (no condensation)            |
+| Operating Humidity       | 35 ~ 85%RH                             |
+| Input Resistance         | 20KΩ                                   |
+| Analog Output            | DC 0~5V Or 0~10V (1KΩ or higher load)  |
+| Output Value             | 0 ~ 60,000                             |
+| Conversion Speed         | 30ms per channel                       |
+| Communication Method     | RS485                                  |
+| Maximum Conversion Rate  | 0 ~ 60,000, 600ms                      |
+| Isolation Method         | No Isolation                           |
+===== Output Voltage =====
+Values between 0 ~ 60,000 correspond linearly to the output voltage (0 ~ 10V, dipswitch OFF / 0 ~ 5V,
+dipswitch ON).
+{{ :modport:md-daout2:daout_chart.png }}
+===== Modbus Starting Address =====
+Each module has 2 channels, each with its own unique Modbus address.
+^Channel ^0 ^1 ^
+|Starting Address(base 10) | 3300 | 3301 |
+|Starting Address(base 16) | CE4 | CE5 |
+|Address (base 10) used by HMI (SCADA) | 43301 | 43302 |
+===== Module ID (Modbus Slave Address) Assignment =====
+On the front of the module, there is a rotary switch labeled //ID//, that is used to select the Modbus slave address for the module. When installing multiple modules of the same type, the ID for each module should be unique.
+Rotary switch position 0 corresponds to Modbus slave address 10. If the ID is changed after the module is powered on, it must be power cycled for the new ID to take effect.
+[[modport:index|MODPORT]]

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