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Omron DRT2-ID16S — DeviceNet Slave, 16 NPN Inputs

SKU: DRT2-ID16S

USD 105.00

Omron DRT2-ID16S DeviceNet slave, 16-point NPN input, e-CON sensor connector, IP67. In stock, China shipping.

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Product Overview

The Omron DRT2-ID16S is a Smart DeviceNet slave from the DRT2 family, manufactured by Omron Corporation. Hengyixin Automation stocks this controller in Xiamen and ships within 3-5 business days to most Asian, European, and North American ports.

The block ships with 16 NPN digital inputs on an e-CON industry-standard sensor connector. Each input has a 6 mA typical current draw at 24 VDC, ON voltage 9 VDC min, OFF voltage 5 VDC max, OFF current 1 mA max. ON/OFF response is 1.5 ms max. Sensor power and DeviceNet communications power are supplied from the DeviceNet connector - no separate unit supply needed.

The Smart Slave feature set adds sensor disconnect detection, load short-circuit detection, last-maintenance date stamping, and automatic baud rate detection. Sensor short-circuit detection is grouped in pairs: IN0/IN1, IN2/IN3, IN4/IN5, IN6/IN7, IN8/IN9, IN10/IN11, IN12/IN13, IN14/IN15. IP67 protection, DIN-rail or M4-screw mount, operating -10 to 55 C. For the PNP-input sibling, pick the DRT2-ID16S-1; for an 8-input / 8-output mixed block, the DRT2-MD16S.

Key Features

  • DRT2 Smart DeviceNet slave, 16 NPN digital inputs (+ common), e-CON industry-standard sensor connectors
  • Communications power 11-25 VDC supplied from DeviceNet connector (no separate unit power supply)
  • Sensor disconnect detection, load short-circuit detection, automatic baud rate detection, last-maintenance date
  • ON 9 VDC / OFF 5 VDC, 1.5 ms ON/OFF response, IP67, DIN-rail or M4-screw mount, -10 to 55 C
  • SKU: DRT2-ID16S
  • Series: Omron DRT2-series Smart DeviceNet slave
  • Voltage: 9 VDC
  • I/O: 16 I/O

Best-Fit Applications

  • Cabinet-free I/O on a conveyor where 16 photoeyes wire directly to e-CON plugs and the block bolts to the conveyor frame
  • Machine-tool retrofit where 16 limit switches report to a CS1 / CJ2 DeviceNet master and diagnostics run over explicit messages
  • Spare replacement on an automotive weld line where the IP67 block survives coolant spray and direct-mount cuts wiring back to the panel

Buying Checklist

  • Pick the DRT2-ID16S for a 16-point NPN input DeviceNet slave with e-CON sensor connectors and IP67 protection.
  • Pick the DRT2-ID16S-1 instead when the field devices are PNP (sourcing) sensors rather than NPN (sinking).
  • Pick the DRT2-MD16S instead when the panel needs 8 inputs and 8 outputs on one DeviceNet node.

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Omron Corporation (Japan)
Series Omron DRT2-series Smart DeviceNet slave
Model / SKU DRT2-ID16S
I/O Points 16 digital inputs, NPN (+ common)
I/O Connection e-CON industry-standard sensor connector (no special tool)
Input Voltage / Current ON 9 VDC min, OFF 5 VDC max, OFF current 1 mA max, 6 mA typical at 24 VDC
Communications Power 11 to 25 VDC from DeviceNet connector, 45 mA max at 24 VDC
I/O Power 20.4 to 26.4 VDC (24 VDC -15% / +10%)
ON / OFF Response 1.5 ms max
Smart Slave Features Sensor disconnect detection, load short-circuit detection, automatic baud rate, last maintenance date
Network Protocol DeviceNet (master / slave), explicit messaging for diagnostics
Protection / Environment IP67, -10 to 55 C operating, DIN-rail or M4-screw mount, 90 g

FAQ for DRT2-ID16S

What is the difference between DRT2-ID16S and DRT2-ID16S-1?
DRT2-ID16S is the NPN-input version (+ common) for sinking sensors. DRT2-ID16S-1 is the PNP-input version (- common) for sourcing sensors. Both share the same 16-point body and IP67 rating.
Does the DRT2-ID16S need a separate power supply?
No. Both the DeviceNet communications power (11 to 25 VDC) and the I/O sensor power (20.4 to 26.4 VDC) are fed through the DeviceNet connector. A second cable for the I/O supply is only needed when the sensor current draw exceeds what DeviceNet can deliver, which is unusual for 16 photoeyes.
How does DRT2-ID16S detect a sensor short circuit?
Pairs of inputs (IN0/IN1, IN2/IN3, IN4/IN5, IN6/IN7, IN8/IN9, IN10/IN11, IN12/IN13, IN14/IN15) are monitored for total current draw. If the combined current exceeds the threshold, a short-circuit flag is raised and reported back over explicit messaging.
Can DRT2-ID16S mount outdoors?
Yes, the IP67 rating allows outdoor mounting. However, the e-CON connectors should be shielded from direct water spray or submerged conditions. Mounting holes accept M4 screws for direct panel fixing.
What software configures DRT2-ID16S?
CX-Integrator (part of CX-One) sets the node address via the rotary DIP switches on the front and registers the slave on the DeviceNet scanlist. Sysmac Studio also reads the smart-slave diagnostic data when used with a NJ / NX DeviceNet master.

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