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Microcontroller |
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Compact
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I/O points (addresses):
10-34
Integrated serial interface for communication
between PC and HMI
2000 steps EEPROM (internal)
Cykle period 0,55 - 0,7µs/log.instruction
Integrated real-time clock
1 phase 6 input for max. 60kHz, 2 phases:
2 inputs for max. 30 kHz
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I/O points (addresses):
14-128 (+4 optional)
8000 steps EEPROM (internal), EEPROM/EPROM
cassettes(optional)
Maximum of 2 special function modules
All DC models with variable voltage from
12 up to 24 V
Open Network Connectivity: Modules for
Profibus DP, Profibus DP I/O, DeviceNet,
AS-i and CC-Link.
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I/O points (addresses):
16-256
Maximum of 8 special function modules
8K * steps RAM (internal), 16K steps RAM/EEPROM
cassettes
Cykle period 0.08 µs/log.instruction
Better Process Control: New, auto-tuning
PID.
* 8K= 8Kilo=8x1024
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I/O points (addresses):
16-256
Maximum of 4 special function modules
Conventional panels require several layers
of wiring, termination, and labeling. The
FX2NC uses high-density cables that connect
the PLC directly to the field terminals
by locking IDC connectors
CPU virtually same as FXN; 32K program
memory, 8K data memory, 80 nanosecond execution,
embedded twin axis motion control, floating
point math, and auto-tuning PID control,
etc.
The real time clock feature is optional
for FX2NnC CPUs
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Modular
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The
modular AnSH/QnAS models can be configured
precisely for a wide range of
different control tasks. You can choose
from a range of finely graduated
CPUs and over 60 different application modules.
Despite this power and
versatility, the AnSH/QnAS system takes
up very little cabinet space. It can pack
a full 160 I/Os into an area measuring just
32.5 x 13cm, guaranteeing extremely costeffective
automation solutions.
Comprehensive communication and
networking
The network capabilities of the AnSH/QnAS
are equally impressive. Support for Profibus,
Ethernet, DeviceNet
and CC-Link are standard, as is support
for the Mitsubishi networks ELSECNET/B and
MELSECNET/10. The AnSH/QnAS series is a
universal controller for a very
broad range of applications and needs.
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Flexible
memory expansion options
Extremely short response times predestine
the QnAS for complex automation
solutions. Program memory for up to 60K
of PLC program steps is standard and a
PCMCIA slot can accommodate up to 2MB of
additional RAM, providing the
capacity needed by demanding applications,
including extensive recipe management systems.
Performance spectrum
You can configure complex positioning applications
controlling up to 32 axes per
module with linear or circular interpolation.
S-shaped acceleration and deceleration
2,048 relays and data registers are reserved
for diagnostics functions.
Ramps go easy on your valuable machines.
The AnSH can also control up to 96
stepping motors. That’s the kind of
all-round flexibility that modern factories
need.
Communications performance
The high-speed module rack of the QnAS system
makes it possible for the network
modules to provide extremely fast data transfer
rates between the controller and
the network. It takes less than 1 second
to transfer a 50KB recipe from the host
computer to the controller via an Ethernet
link – the PLC program execution cycle
continues normally during the transfer,
of course. A comprehensive range of
marine approvals also makes this controller
an excellent choice for ship automation
and offshore applications.
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MELSEC
QnA/Q4AR – Redundant Architecture
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Five
finely graduated CPUs are available,with
28-124K steps of program memory and processing
speeds of 0.075-0.2µs per logical
instruction.The system grows with your needs:
Upto 64 expansion slots on eight racks provide
ample configuration options. A large number
of special function modules with their own
processors are available for the configuration
of perfectly-tailored systems for every
application, including temperature logging
modules,positioningmodules with linear and
circular interpolation, high-speed counters,
interfaces and network modules.
Comprehensive automatic diagnostics
The QnA/Q4AR has 2,048 relays and data registers
that are exclusively reserved for diagnostics
functions. The operating status of all controller
components are automatically stored in these
relays and registers.
Redundant controller hardware
The Q4AR provides the security needed for
mission-critical processes that must be
protected against controller failure. In
normal operation the active CPU executes
the control program while the standby CPU
continuously tracks and copies the process
data. If the active CPU fails as the result
of an abnormal condition etc. the standby
CPU instantly cuts in and assumes
control, on the basis of the last valid
process image.
Maintenance during process execution
Maintenance work can be carried out on the
main module
rack without interrupting active. The redundant
controller architecture of Q4AR provides
maximum control
reliability for critical processes. Active
switching to the standby CPU.
Redundant network technology
Remote I/Os are controlled via the 10/20Mbaud
MELSECNET/ 10 network. If abnormal behaviour
is registered in the master CPU the standby
CPU
automatically cuts in and takes over control
of the remote I/Os.
Automatic program synchronisation
The programs of the master and standby CPUs
must always be identical. If program changes
are performed online in the active CPU the
program of the standby
is synchronised automatically.
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MELSEC
System Q – The System Platform
for Automation |
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Multiprocessor
Power for Tomorrow’s Challenges
Ever more demanding manufacturing systems,
new forms of
communication and the need to integrate
new technologies are
pushing the performance limits of conventional
PLC systems.
Mitsubishi Electric’s response to
these growing challenges is a
new high-end controller with advanced multi-processor
technology:
MELSEC SystemQ! In each system up to four
separate
CPUs share the processing load of control,
motion control,
PC and communications tasks. This brilliantly
simple solution,
introducing the concept of teamwork to controllers,
brings
a drastic boost in system availability and
performance.
Fast, flexible and servicefriendly
With its unique design concept and outstanding
features
MELSEC SystemQ can rightfully claim to be
the controller platformof
the future.
All
program cycle periods continuously adjustable
from
0.5-2.000
ms in 0.5 ms steps
Self-diagnostics with error history stored
in the CPU
Memory expansion options up to 32MB
Support
for remote diagnostics and programming (modem,
Internet, intranet)
Monitoring
of special function modules, online system
analysis on screen
All
CPUs fitted with integrated Flash ROM
Utility
tools enable simple configuration and functional
tests of nalog and
special function modules
Programmable
with IEC 1131.3/EN 61131-3 compatible software
or (via a
PC CPU) in high-level languages like C++
or Visual Basic
Soft
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The extremely compact design of the MELSEC
System Q saves valuable space in your switchgear
cabinet. The wide
choice of CPU units makes it possible to
configure your systems precisely for your
application needs. Thanks
to the platform-based architecture you can
reconfigure at any time without changing
the remaining components. All in all a very
solid investment with great potential. |
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