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Digital outputs (semiconductive, connected as open collectors) are wired to DOx or DOy.x terminals on the connector. Each connector also features a common DOGND terminal for connecting negative pole of a DC power source. Digital outputs do not possess their own power source and serve only for switching the power source's negative pole from DOGND terminal to the individual DOx outputs where loads can be connected. Switching of each output is indicated by LED with the corresponding label matching the output's marking. The FBD terminal can be used with some loads - see below for more info.

Note:
Digital outputs can be configured to PWM mode (pulse width modulation) using a suitable SW (Mervis, EVOK or by directly editing the registers)

Connection

The following picture describes the basic connection of digital output:

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