OVERVIEW

Official designation: Allen-Bradley 1760-SIM (Pico Controllers, Input/Output Simulator Module)

Role/Application: This module is used for efficient debugging and validation of Pico controller programs by simulating up to eight digital inputs using integrated pushbuttons.

KEY SPECS SUMMARY

Power: Supplied by the controller

Interfaces / Ports: Controller interface socket

Indicators: Refer to the latest manufacturer manual.

Operating Temp: Refer to the latest manufacturer manual.

Platform / Compatibility: Bulletin 1760 Pico controllers

Limit: Simulates up to eight digital inputs

Lifecycle: Discontinued by manufacturer

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Technical Specifications:

Q: Does the 1760-SIM module require an external power supply to operate its eight pushbuttons?

A: No, the simulator module draws its operating power directly from the connected Pico controller.

Wiring & Installation:

Q: Does the 1760-SIM unit physically plug into the I/O terminals or the programming port of the Pico controller?

A: The simulator module connects to the expansion port or interface socket of the Pico controller.

Troubleshooting & Compatibility:

Q: Is the 1760-SIM simulator module compatible with all Series A and Series B Pico controllers?

A: The module is designed to be compatible with controllers in the 1760 Pico Controller series.

Replacement & Upgrades:

Q: Since the 1760-SIM is discontinued, what is the recommended alternative for program simulation?

A: Refer to the latest manufacturer manual for alternative simulation methods or migration paths.