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What is the backplane current draw for MVI56, MVI56E, MVI69, MVI46 and MVI71 modules? |
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The backplane current draw for modules in these series is 800mA at 5.1VDC. Additionally, MVI69 modules are required to be within two slots of a power supply on the 1769 bus.
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