plctech187
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does anyone have a user manual for a allen bradley 1771-ASC?
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1771-asc
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Eddie Willers
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The "C" in that part number indicated (way back when) that the module shipped with a wiring swingarm in the box. That's a very old, but still compatible-with-everything 1771-AS Universal Remote I/O Adapter.
I've found that the 1771-ASB Series E user manual includes the settings and specifications for all of the 1771-ASB predecessors, including 1771-AS and 1771-ASB Series A,B,C,D.
Publication 1771-UM001
I've found that the 1771-ASB Series E user manual includes the settings and specifications for all of the 1771-ASB predecessors, including 1771-AS and 1771-ASB Series A,B,C,D.
Publication 1771-UM001
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