No, you can't. The relationship between i, which is the sensor output current, and i1 and i2, which are the CH input cu

Yes, you can. Note, however, that the input impedance reduces to half. Pay attention to the drive ability of the sensor.

Since the conversion accuracy after a scaling change remains within the specifications, rescaling is unnecessary.

Yes, it is generally possible. However, be sure to use compensating leads also for wiring to the recorder. Some recorde

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I will use the analog current input module. Can I input a single input signal to two CHs of the module simultaneously (in parallel) to use them?

No, you can't. The relationship between i, which is the sensor output current, and i1 and i2, which are the CH input currents of the PLC, is expressed as i ... Show Detail
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- Displayed Date：2023/04/25 19:00
I will use the analog voltage input module. Can I input a single input signal to two CHs of the module simultaneously (in parallel) to use them?

Yes, you can. Note, however, that the input impedance reduces to half. Pay attention to the drive ability of the sensor. Show Detail
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- Displayed Date：2023/04/25 19:00
When I adjust the gain/offset of an already scaled channel on the analog input module, do I need to repeat scaling?

Since the conversion accuracy after a scaling change remains within the specifications, rescaling is unnecessary. Show Detail
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Is it possible to connect a recorder in parallel with signal input terminals of the thermocouple input module?

Yes, it is generally possible. However, be sure to use compensating leads also for wiring to the recorder. Some recorders may not permit connection dependi... Show Detail
- No：1420
- Displayed Date：2023/04/25 19:00

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