I/O configuration
Select digital, analogue or mixed signal combinations and the channel density required by the panel.
Industrial Super I/O product family
Titania Super I/O Family
Choose the I/O mix, communications and local intelligence that fit the application.
Titania is a family of industrial Super I/O products rather than a single module. Each variant is designed around a defined combination of field I/O, communications, protection and edge-control capability.
Multiple I/O variants
Multi-domain isolation
Local autonomy
Representative variant shownModbus DI-8 DO-8
Family-based selectionSelect by I/O type, channel count, communication and control requirement.
Industrial protectionShort-circuit, overcurrent, thermal, ESD, EFT and surge protection support demanding sites.
Integration-readyConnect field devices to PLC, IPC, SCADA, BMS and wider industrial systems.
Family architecture
One platform, different industrial I/O requirements
Titania variants are organised by their field interface, communication method, local processing functions and installation requirements.
Communication
Match the variant to the required fieldbus, Ethernet or gateway architecture.
Local intelligence
Choose the level of diagnostics, sequencing, interlocking or autonomous edge control.
Installation fit
Confirm dimensions, mounting, power, isolation, protection and environmental ratings.
Titania variants
Select the right Super I/O configuration
Each variant has its own specifications, wiring, datasheet and application scope. Confirm the exact model before design, procurement or installation.
Product variant
Titania Modbus DI-8 DO-8
Eight isolated digital inputs and eight protected 24 VDC high-side outputs with 1 kHz counting, Modbus RTU and autonomous edge modes.
View variantAdditional Titania variants
Further models can be published here as their specifications, images and controlled documents are approved.
Featured Titania variant
Modbus DI-8 DO-8
A compact DIN-rail Super I/O variant with eight isolated digital inputs, eight protected high-side outputs, isolated RS-485 Modbus RTU and configurable local operating modes.
Remote I/O designed for more than signal transport
The Titania family extends distributed I/O with configurable local logic, sequencing, alarm behaviour, output shaping and deterministic power-up or communications-loss states. Variants should be selected according to channel type, electrical load, communication method, environmental conditions and required local autonomy.
Where Titania fits
Applications include PLC and IPC expansion, distributed cabinet I/O, production counting, proximity and limit switches, local interlocks, valve or solenoid sequences, stack-light and siren annunciation, and time-proportional output control.
Technology insights
Professional engineering articles
Practical guidance derived from the current PyXis and Titania technical material.
Technology article
Distributed I/O with Local Edge Control
Why remote I/O becomes more resilient when it can continue selected logic, sequencing and safe-state functions without the host controller.
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Technology article
Safe-State and Communications Watchdog Design
How deterministic power-up and communication-loss behaviour improves distributed I/O resilience.
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Technology article
Local Logic, Sequencing and Alarm Annunciation at the Edge
Applying Boolean logic, pattern recognition, timed sequences and annunciation functions within distributed I/O.
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Technology article
Isolation, EMC and Control-Panel Integration
Design principles for integrating field I/O, logic, communications and 24 VDC power in electrically demanding industrial environments.
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Technology article
A PyXis and Titania Architecture for Machine Monitoring
Combining vibration intelligence, digital field I/O and Modbus integration into a practical machine-health architecture.
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Industrial use case
High-Speed Production Counting and Pulse Measurement with Titania
Applying Titania per-channel 32-bit counters, selectable edges, frequency values and digital filters to production and encoder signals.
Read moreSelect a Titania variant
Match the I/O configuration to the machine, panel and network.
Share the required signal types, channel counts, loads, communication protocol, local logic and environmental conditions with our engineering team.