Description
ABB SD834 (3BSC610067R1) – High‑speed pulse/encoder input module for S800 I/O
The ABB SD834, order code 3BSC610067R1, is a specialty S800 I/O module designed for fast pulse and frequency acquisition—typically used with encoders, flow meters (S0 pulse), tachometers, and counting sensors on packaging or material handling lines. From my experience, plants choose SD834 when they need reliable high‑speed counting inside a compact S800 rack, without adding a separate counter head or custom interface board. You might notice that it plays nicely in 800xA/Advant environments where tight scan time and robust isolation really matter.
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Key Features
- High‑speed pulse and frequency capture – Typically suited for encoder feedback, turbine/flow pulses, and machine speed monitoring where ms‑level response is required.
- Multiple channels in a compact S800 form factor – Efficient channel density for cabinets where space is tight; fewer extra DIN rails, less wiring clutter.
- Electrical isolation and noise immunity – Designed for industrial environments with switching noise; helps reduce false counts in many cases.
- Seamless S800 I/O integration – Mounts on standard TU8xx terminal base units; communicates over ModuleBus, so engineering stays straightforward in 800xA/Advant setups.
- Diagnostics for faster troubleshooting – Status LEDs and per‑channel health (typical on S800) make it easier to find wiring issues or failed sensors on the line.
- Flexible signal compatibility – Works with common pulse types (e.g., TTL/HTL‑style or proximity pulses), depending on wiring and sensor selection.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | ABB SD834 (Order code: 3BSC610067R1) |
| HS Code | 853890 (Parts for electrical control apparatus) |
| Module Type | S800 I/O high‑speed pulse/encoder input module |
| Power Requirements | Supplied via S800 ModuleBus through TU8xx terminal base (24 VDC system power typical) |
| Signal Input Types | High‑speed pulse/frequency inputs (commonly TTL/HTL or proximity sensor pulses; channel count per module) |
| Communication Interface | S800 ModuleBus (via TU8xx base) for integration with AC 800M / 800xA systems |
| Installation Method | DIN‑rail on TU810/TU812/TU814 terminal base, front pluggable module format |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to +55 °C (typical for S800 modules) |
| Dimensions & Weight | S800 module format; compact footprint suitable for standard control cabinets |
Real‑world Use Cases
- Bottling/packaging lines – counting items and measuring conveyor speed from encoder pulses.
- Flow measurement – tallying S0 pulse outputs from water, steam, or gas meters for energy reporting.
- Machine safety interlocks (non‑SIL) – monitoring overspeed or zero‑speed conditions for logic decisions.
Feedback from a recent retrofit: “Swapping to SD834 cleaned up our pulse noise issues; counts are stable now, and commissioning was basically plug‑and‑tag in 800xA.”
Related or Supporting Products
- ABB SD833 (3BSC610066R1) – Similar pulse input module; typically higher channel density with slightly lower max frequency per channel.
- ABB TU810 / TU812 / TU814 terminal base units – Required S800 bases that provide ModuleBus and field wiring terminals.
- ABB CI854A – Profibus DP communication interface for AC 800M; often used in systems that also host S800 racks with SD834.
- ABB DI/DO/AI/AO S800 modules (e.g., DI810, DO810, AI810, AO810) – Complementary I/O for mixed signal projects.
If you’re replacing an older counter module, SD834 tends to be the safe pick when you need cleaner high‑speed counting and tighter synchronization to the controller scan.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet & mounting – Install on a TU8xx base, DIN‑rail mounted, with clear airflow. Keep low‑level signals away from high‑power cabling to reduce interference.
- Wiring – Use shielded twisted pairs for encoder/pulse lines. Ground shields at one end to avoid ground loops. Verify sensor supply voltage matches input expectations.
- ESD & safety – Handle the module with ESD precautions. Power down the segment unless your system specifically supports hot‑swap for the slot and you’ve validated the risk.
- Configuration – In 800xA, assign channels, filtering, and scaling as needed. A quick bench test with a function generator can save a lot of on‑site time.
- Routine care – Light dust cleaning, check terminal tightness annually, and keep firmware/engineering files backed up. Investigate abnormal jitter in counts—usually it’s cabling or grounding.
Quality & Certifications
- CE marking and RoHS compliance for industrial environments
- UL recognition/certification for control equipment (typical for S800 family)
- Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality system
- Manufacturer warranty coverage; our sales warranty is 365 days as stated above







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