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How do I configure the address on the Switch Monitor I/O Module?

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DiGarrett
12/17/2025, 06:13:45 PM

Configuring the address on your Switch Monitor I/O Module is straightforward. Here's a step-by-step guide:

  1. Addressing is achieved using the 10 individual dip switches located on the module.
  2. Dip switches 1 through 8 are used for setting the device's address.
  3. When using the XP/Discovery Protocol, only dip switches 1 through 7 are used for addressing; dip switch 8 enables the ground fault analogue value functionality.
  4. A dip switch in the 'down' position represents a value of 1, while an 'up' position indicates a value of 0.
  5. Dip switch 9 is used to configure Wiring Class A or B.

For specific address configurations, consult the address matrix provided in the module's manual. This matrix details the appropriate dip switch settings for your desired address. Ensure the address settings align with your system's requirements. Double-check all dip switch positions before commissioning your Switch Monitor I/O Module to guarantee proper functionality.

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