ABB DSDP140B 57160001-ACX | Counter Board

The ABB DSDP 140B, order number 57160001-ACX, is a counter board associated with ABB industrial automation systems. It is categorized within the S100 I/O module range and serves a positioning-control function. The documented system role is to support one positioning loop, making its intended function an important consideration when identifying a replacement or matching a board to an existing control configuration.

The board has net dimensions of 350 mm in length, 255 mm in width, and 20 mm in height, with a net weight of 0.44 kg. Its associated exchange number is EXC57160001-ACX. Documented system contexts include ABB 800xA with S100 I/O, Advant OCS with Master software, Advant OCS with MOD 300 software, MasterPiece 200 and 200/1 controllers, and the Compact Product Suite. Selection should be based on the installed I/O architecture and the exact board designation.

Key Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Manufacturer	ABB
Model	DSDP 140B
Order number	57160001-ACX
Exchange number	EXC57160001-ACX
Product type	Counter board
Functional role	Positioning control for one positioning loop
I/O product family	S100 I/O
Net length	350 mm
Net width	255 mm
Net height	20 mm
Net weight	0.44 kg
Associated kit	3BSE020832R1 — DSDP 140BK01 Set Pulse Inp. Board with C Kit

ABB Advant OCS Product Guide

ABB Advant OCS Product Guide

Detailed Product Overview

The ABB DSDP 140B, identified by order number 57160001-ACX, is a control-system board whose product designation and functional classification are important for correct identification. It is described as a counter board, while its documented engineering function is positioning control for one positioning loop. These descriptions help distinguish the module from general-purpose digital input and output boards that perform different roles within an automation system.

Function within the control system

Positioning control forms part of an automation application in which a controlled mechanism must operate according to defined position-related requirements. The DSDP 140B is associated with this function at the I/O module level. Its documented one-loop scope is particularly relevant when checking an existing system configuration or preparing a replacement-parts list.

The board is associated with ABB’s S100 I/O product family. Documented system contexts include 800xA I/O configurations, Advant OCS installations using Master or MOD 300 software, MasterPiece 200 and 200/1 controllers, and the Compact Product Suite. These associations provide useful starting points for identifying the intended control-system environment. They should not, however, be interpreted as unrestricted compatibility across every configuration within those product families.

Identification and physical dimensions

The complete order number, 57160001-ACX, should be retained when searching for the board or comparing a proposed replacement with an installed component. The associated exchange number is EXC57160001-ACX. Recording both identifiers helps distinguish the required part from products with similar model designations.

The documented net dimensions are 350 × 255 × 20 mm, and the net weight is 0.44 kg. These values are useful for physical identification, storage planning, and estimating handling requirements. They do not, by themselves, establish mechanical, electrical, or application compatibility.

Replacement and configuration considerations

Before selecting this board, check the existing control-system architecture, the module identification on the installed hardware, and the relevant engineering and wiring documentation. The positioning-loop requirements should also be considered rather than relying solely on the similarity of a model number.

An associated item is 3BSE020832R1, described as the DSDP 140BK01 Set Pulse Inp. Board with C Kit. Whether this kit is needed depends on the particular equipment configuration and its documentation; it should not automatically be assumed to be included with the board.

For procurement and maintenance, keeping the model designation, complete order number, exchange number, and system context together provides a clearer basis for part identification and avoids selecting a component solely by its general product category.

Applications & System Role

The DSDP 140B is positioned within the I/O architecture of ABB industrial control systems, with a documented role in positioning control for one loop.

Its principal system-level considerations are:

• Positioning control: The module is intended for an application involving one positioning loop. The specific controlled equipment and control strategy depend on the installed application.

• S100 I/O integration: The product is categorized within ABB’s S100 I/O range. The existing I/O arrangement must therefore be considered when selecting the board.

• Control-system identification: Documented associations include ABB 800xA, Advant OCS with Master software, Advant OCS with MOD 300 software, MasterPiece 200/200-1, and the Compact Product Suite.

• Maintenance and replacement: The full order number and the existing system configuration provide the basis for identifying the correct board and checking associated hardware requirements.

For an engineering replacement, the important distinction is between identifying the correct product and confirming its suitability for the particular installation. The board’s documented positioning function, I/O family, and application configuration should all be considered together.

ABB Advant OCS Product Guide

Verification & Troubleshooting Notes

Before installation or replacement, use the following checks to reduce identification and integration errors.

1. Confirm the product identity. Check the board marking against DSDP 140B and order number 57160001-ACX. Consider the associated exchange number when reviewing purchasing or maintenance records.

2. Check the I/O architecture. Confirm that the installed system documentation identifies the intended board and I/O configuration. Similar model prefixes alone are not sufficient to establish compatibility.

3. Review the positioning-loop configuration. Check the applicable wiring drawings and engineering documentation for the relevant loop, field connections, and application settings before changing the module.

4. Investigate symptoms systematically. If position-related values or counting results are incorrect, check the relevant field connections, signal path, configuration, and application settings separately. A symptom alone does not establish that the board is defective.

5. Check associated components. Determine whether the installation documentation specifies the DSDP 140BK01 kit, order number 3BSE020832R1, or any other configuration-specific components before ordering accessories.

Follow the equipment manufacturer’s approved procedures and site safety requirements when inspecting, removing, or installing control-system hardware.

FAQ

1. What is the ABB DSDP140B 57160001-ACX?

The ABB DSDP 140B is a counter board with a documented positioning-control function for one positioning loop. Its order number is 57160001-ACX.

2. Which ABB I/O family does the DSDP 140B belong to?

The DSDP 140B is categorized under the ABB S100 I/O module family. Its suitability must be assessed against the I/O configuration and control-system documentation for the installation.

3. What is the positioning function of the DSDP 140B?

The module is identified as a positioning control board for one positioning loop. The specific controlled device, signal configuration, and application logic depend on the installed system.

4. What are the dimensions and weight of the ABB DSDP 140B?

The documented net dimensions are 350 mm long, 255 mm wide, and 20 mm high. The net weight is 0.44 kg.

5. What is the exchange number for ABB DSDP140B?

The associated exchange number is EXC57160001-ACX. The main product order number is 57160001-ACX.

6. Is there an associated kit for the DSDP 140B?

Yes. The associated product listing identifies 3BSE020832R1 as the DSDP 140BK01 Set Pulse Inp. Board with C Kit. Whether this kit is required for a particular installation should be determined from the applicable equipment documentation.