JANCD-XIO02
June 02, 2026

JANCD-XIO02

JANCD-XIO02 is an older, compact digital I/O board for Yaskawa Motoman XRC1000 / XRC2001 controllers; it is the predecessor to JANCD-XIO01/XIO01B.

Description

1. Overview

  • Type: Digital input/output PCB (legacy compact model)

  • Controller: XRC1000, XRC2001 (XRC series only)

  • Function: 8‑in / 8‑out discrete I/O for basic sensor/actuator interfacing

  • Part number: JANCD-XIO02; older revision JANCD-XIO02/B

  • Status: Obsolete; replaced by XIO01/XIO01B


2. Specifications

  • Power: 24 VDC ±10%, ~8 W

  • Inputs: 8 channels, non‑isolated, 0–30 VDC, sink/source selectable

  • Outputs: 8 channels, transistor (NPN/PNP selectable), 24 VDC, 0.5 A/ch

  • Comm: No onboard serial (no RS‑485/Modbus)

  • Operating temp: 0 °C ~ +40 °C (narrower than XIO01)

  • Storage temp: ‑40 °C ~ +85 °C

  • Humidity: ≤80% RH (non‑condensing)

  • Dimensions: 100 × 45 × 25 mm; weight ~0.15 kg


3. Connector Pinout

  • CN1: 24 VDC, GND

  • CN2: IN0–IN7 (8 inputs)

  • CN3: OUT0–OUT7 (8 outputs)

  • CN4: Internal bus to CPU (JANCD‑XCP01)

  • No RS‑485 port (unlike XIO01)


4. Key Differences (XIO02 vs. XIO01/XIO01B)

  • I/O count: XIO02 8‑in/8‑out; XIO01/XIO01B 16‑in/16‑out

  • Communication: XIO02 no serial; XIO01 RS‑485 Modbus RTU

  • Temperature range: XIO02 0~+40 °C; XIO01 ‑20~+60 °C; XIO01B ‑10~+55 °C

  • Reliability: XIO01/B have improved EMC and component derating

  • Compatibility: XIO02 is pin‑compatible with XIO01/B but offers fewer features


5. LED Indicators

  • PWR (green): 24 VDC OK

  • RUN (green): Board active, CPU communication normal

  • IN0–IN7 (yellow): Input status (ON = lit)

  • OUT0–OUT7 (yellow): Output status (ON = lit)

  • ALM (red): Overload, short circuit, or bus error


6. Compatibility & Replacement

  • Fits: XRC1000, XRC2001 (XRC series only)

  • Replaced by: JANCD-XIO01B (direct swap, more I/O, Modbus, wider temp)

  • Not for: DX200 (uses JANCD‑AIO01‑E)


7. Installation Notes

Same as XIO01/XIO01B:
  • Power off controller; wait ≥5 min for discharge

  • Use anti‑static wristband

  • Back up CMOS/job data before replacement


Get a Quote