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News Release from: FF-Automation | Subject: AutoLog AL14 PLC
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 06 December 2001
PLC upgraded to offer more functionality
Upgraded to offer an increased level of functionality within a highly compact size, the AutoLog AL14 PLC from FF-Automation can be used by machine builders as either a Modbus master or slave
Upgraded to offer an increased level of functionality within a highly compact size, the AutoLog AL14 PLC from FF-Automation can be used by machine builders as either a Modbus master or slave, working at a high baud rate of 115.2k for faster operation Designed and competitively priced for OEM machine automation applications, these general purpose controllers are assembled on a single PCB
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 5 Dec 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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PLC gives freedom of analogue/digital and I/O mix
Latest versions of the AutoLog AL20 PLCs from FF-Automation offer increased freedom to configure both the analogue/digital mix and total number of inputs and outputs to suit each application
For other small control tasks they can efficiently replace relays, timers and similar devices.
Compact dimensions of 125 x 107 x 30mm allow easy panel or DIN mounting anywhere.
There are three versions, all having 8 digital inputs plus a pulse input, and offering either 7 or 8 digital outputs or a model also having 2 analogue inputs.
A large program memory holds 4000 or 8000 commands and there is a choice of one or two serial ports for connection to other PLCs, modems or devices.
A range of dedicated AutoLog operator interfaces is also available.
Programs are created using a simple yet efficient command language through a PC, with a software system that produces a detailed document of the program instantaneously and gives very easy updating of the documentation after any changes.
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