G700-UMD16 Mixed I/O Remote Terminal

Verified identification and procurement guidance for a 24 VDC SYSMAC BUS/2 mixed-input/output terminal.

Product Overview

Omron G700-UMD16 is a G700-U mixed remote I/O terminal for the SYSMAC BUS/2 system. The official catalog identifies a 24 VDC unit combining eight NPN inputs with positive common and eight NPN transistor outputs with negative common.

It integrates communications and field wiring in one terminal, supports individual I/O and communication indicators, and can be expanded with approved G700-T or G700-S I/O blocks where the original system design permits.

Commercial Status

Verified Technical Data

System Fit and Applications

Compatibility and Procurement Checks

• Confirm the label reads G700-UMD16 and verify the complete 24 VDC supply marking.
• Check that the installed network is SYSMAC BUS/2 and uses the compatible Remote I/O Master Unit and B200-TW cable.
• Record the node address, terminator setting, HOLD/OFF mode and slave-type switch before replacement.
• Verify eight input and eight transistor-output field circuits, including their common polarity.
• Do not treat CRT1-MD16 as a plug-in replacement; its network, mounting and wiring migration requirements must be reviewed.
• Request condition, quantity, inspection, delivery and warranty details before procurement.

Lifecycle Note

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Omron G700-UMD16?

It is a 24 VDC G700-U mixed remote I/O terminal with eight NPN inputs and eight NPN transistor outputs.

Which network does it use?

The official catalog places it on the SYSMAC BUS/2 remote I/O system using a dedicated interface and B200-TW cable.

Can its I/O capacity be expanded?

Yes. Documented G700-T or G700-S blocks add points in four-point increments, subject to the selected slave mode and system limits.

Is CRT1-MD16 a direct replacement?

Omron lists it as the recommended alternative, but network, mounting, addressing and terminal wiring must be reviewed before migration.

What should be supplied for a quotation?

Send the complete terminal and master-unit labels, wiring photos, switch settings, required quantity and delivery destination.