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| MPN | 1769-HSC |
| Product Line | CompactLogix |
| Manufacturer | Allen Bradley |
The 1769-HSC is a High Speed Counter module is used for interfacing instruments such as encoders, totalizers and metering systems. This module includes the features and modularity of any ConmpactLogix module.
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The Allen-Bradley 1769-HSC module has a frequency of 1 megahertz for counter and encoder functions. It accepts an input voltage range of 2.6 – 30 volts DC. It also includes 4 onboard sourcing outputs that handle 5 – 30 volts DC that are intended for high-speed control requirements such as position, speed and motion. The 1769-HSC module has 2 Quadrature (ABZ) differential inputs alternately configurable as internal and external pulse direction reference, X1, X2 and X4 quadrature encoder input. It also has safe control options feature that allows module operation in the event of fault or other program conditions. The module has selectable input filters, user definable preset, configurable maximum and minimum count values, 16 user defined ranges each individually assignable to 1 of the 4 counter channels and able to operate in ring or linear counter operation. The Allen-Bradley 1769-HSC module is installed with a maximum of 4 modules away from the power supply. Hot-swap feature is not supported by this module. Do not attempt to install and uninstall the module on a powered or functioning system. Performing this may render the system unresponsive, switch to an uncontrollable state or completely shut down. When terminating the inputs to the signal source, ensure power is removed including sensor power and 1769 backplane power. Shielded cable is necessary for High-speed input signals. For encoder applications, use individually shielded, twisted pair cable or the ones specified by the encoder manufacturer. Limit the distance up to 300 meters (1000 feet). Observe proper grounding and noise elimination when using this module. If signal cable for the modules crosses an AC or power cable, ensure that the cables cross at right angles.
Manufacturer Part Numbers (MPNs) are often difficult to read. Here are some commonly mistaken versions for the 1769-HSC:
Manufacturers often create minor variants of products referred to as "series" or "revisions." In some cases, the revision or series of your equipment will not impact you. We are familiar and well-equipped to work with most variants of the 1769-HSC.
Variants are often specified in an unclear manner, causing some confusion over how they should be written. Here are some of the variants of the 1769-HSC that we are familiar with and several ways they may be written:
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