Fuji NR1SY-08R07DT I/O Terminal

Compact Remote I/O for Distributed Control

This I/O terminal provides field wiring connections for remote automation applications. The Fuji NR1SY-08R07DT combines input and output points in a compact housing. It communicates with a master CPU via the T-Link network protocol. A built‑in status LED indicates normal communication and power status. Consequently, this terminal reduces wiring costs for distributed machine control.

I/O Configuration & Network Specifications

The Fuji NR1SY-08R07DT accepts 24V DC signals from sensors and field devices. You can mount this terminal up to 200 meters from the master station. A rotary switch on the side sets the slave station address easily. The terminal automatically synchronizes its I/O data during network startup. Therefore, installation requires no complex software configuration or addressing.

Parameter	Detailed Specification
Operating Temperature	0°C to +55°C
Storage Temperature	-25°C to +70°C
Humidity Range	20% to 95% RH (no condensation)
Digital Inputs	8 points (24V DC, sink/source)
Digital Outputs	7 points (relay, 2A per point)
Total I/O Points	15 points
Network Type	T-Link (remote I/O slave)
Communication Distance	200 meters maximum
Transmission Speed	1 Mbit/s
Address Setting	Rotary switch (1 to 64)
Status LEDs	3 (POWER, LINK, ERROR)
Input Response Time	1 ms typical
Relay Output Life	100,000 operations (rated load)
Power Supply	24V DC (external)
Current Draw	100 mA typical
Energy Storage	None (no battery or capacitor)

Installation & Field Wiring

You mount the Fuji NR1SY-08R07DT on a standard DIN rail inside a control cabinet. Connect the 24V DC power supply to the dedicated power terminals. Wire your sensors to the eight input terminals on the top row. Wire your actuators to the seven output terminals on the bottom row. Then connect the T-Link network cable to the communication port.

Operational Advantages & Remote Deployment

The Fuji NR1SY-08R07DT operates reliably in harsh industrial environments. You can place this terminal near conveyors, packaging machines, or assembly stations. The LINK LED illuminates green when communication with the master remains active. Relay outputs provide physical isolation between PLC circuits and field devices. Therefore, this remote I/O terminal provides cost‑effective distributed control for large facilities.