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Y401-1111-L LoRa Wireless Analog and Digital I/O Module Specification ​

Y401-1111-L point-to-point wireless I/O module pair

1. Overview ​

Y401-1111-L is a point-to-point LoRa wireless I/O pair. Each module provides 1 AI, 1 AO, 1 DI and 1 DO. The analog channels carry 4–20 mA signals; the digital output is an SPDT relay. Each device transfers its input signals to the corresponding outputs on the other device. Analog and digital channels operate independently.

DirectionAnalog signalDigital signal
A to BA AI → B AOA DI → B relay
B to AB AI → A AOB DI → A relay

The pair is supplied preconfigured for normal operation. The wireless link is half-duplex; transmission delay varies with site conditions.

2. Ordering Information ​

A standard system consists of two Y401-1111-L devices. Each has the same I/O complement. See the selection guide for other configurations.

3. Key Features ​

  • Bidirectional analog and digital signal transfer over one point-to-point link
  • 4–20 mA active current input and active current output
  • Dry-contact or NPN input and changeover relay output
  • Reverse-polarity protection and 35 mm DIN rail mounting

4. Technical Specifications ​

Wireless ​

ParameterSpecification
CommunicationLoRa, point-to-point, half-duplex
RangeUp to 5 km in open areas; actual range depends on antenna installation, obstructions and interference
AntennaSMA connector; 470 MHz magnetic-mount antenna option
Antenna operating band410.125 to 493.125 MHz

Electrical ​

ParameterSpecification
Supply9 to 36 V DC
Maximum power consumptionApprox. 2 W
Analog input1 × 4–20 mA, active current source; source voltage at least 10 V; maximum input current 24 mA
Input acquisition accuracy≤ ±0.3 mA
Analog output1 × 4–20 mA, active constant-current output; load ≤ 500 ohms
Output error≤ ±0.3 mA
Digital input1 passive dry-contact or NPN input
Digital output1 SPDT relay, 277 V AC / 5 A or 28 V DC / 5 A
Terminals5.08 mm pitch pluggable terminals

Input accuracy and output error are separate limits, not a guaranteed end-to-end accuracy. At 20 mA, a 500 ohm load alone requires 10 V; verify output headroom at the selected supply voltage and total load.

5. Interfaces and Indicators ​

Y401-1111-L module showing terminal and indicator labels

Viewed from the front, the terminal positions run left to right. Follow the markings on the device.

PositionUpper rowLower row
1Power −AO+ current output
2Power +GND, analog output return
3AI+ current inputNO, relay normally open
4DI, digital inputCOM, relay common
5COM, shared input returnNC, relay normally closed

The upper COM is the return for AI and DI; the lower COM belongs to the relay. Do not assume galvanic isolation between power and signal circuits.

IndicatorMeaning
WorkOn after startup
LinkOn when connected, off when disconnected; flashing indicates abnormal communication
AI InputOn when input current is detected
AO OutputOn when output current is produced
DI InputOn when DI and upper COM are closed
DO OutputOn when relay NO and lower COM are connected; off when NC and COM are connected

6. Mechanical and Environmental ​

ParameterSpecification
DimensionsManufacturer's enclosure table: 87.5 × 42.5 × 59 mm; dimension drawing: 43 × 111 × 59 mm (width × overall height × depth)
WeightApprox. 100 g
Mounting35 mm DIN rail
Operating temperature−20 to +75 °C
Operating humidity10% to 90% RH, non-condensing

The table and drawing use different height and width values. Confirm dimensions against the actual device before designing a tight enclosure.

7. Installation and Wiring ​

Use the user manual for analog and digital wiring, pairing and configuration, and commissioning.

AI accepts an active current source; AO connects to a compatible passive current receiver. The upper COM is the shared input return; the lower COM is the relay contact common. DI accepts a voltage-free contact or NPN output. Relay contacts require a separate load supply. Observe the electrical limits above.

8. Important Notes ​

  • The half-duplex wireless link has variable delay and is unsuitable for guaranteed timing or as the sole emergency-stop/personnel-safety path.
  • Input acquisition accuracy and output error are separate limits, not a stated end-to-end accuracy. Output loading also depends on supply headroom.
  • The manufacturer does not specify the analog or relay output state or timeout during link loss. Test link loss and recovery with control loads isolated and provide independent protection for the process.
  • Contact YenGear for replacement or re-pairing instructions.