Programmable Limit Switches work with Allen Bradley controls.
June 12, 2009 -
Designed for Allen Bradley's CompactLogix PAC and MicroLogix 1500 PLC, Series 2600 PLS Controller Modules enable throughput times of 20 µs, virtually eliminating variability in output control. High-speed I/Os are wired directly into card, eliminating need for external relay boards and relays. Each version combines resolver interface and 16 virtual PLS outputs. Model 2612 includes 8 additional physical high-speed PLS I/O, while Model 2613 includes 16 additional physical high-speed PLS I/O.
AMCI Introduces High Speed Programmable Limit Switch Modules for Allen-Bradley CompactLogix & MicroLogix 1500 PLCs
Terryville, CT June 2, 2009 - Available in three different versions, AMCI's 2600 Series PLS (Programmable Limit Switch) Controller Modules are the only PLS Modules for Allen Bradley's (http://www.amci.com/plc-modules/allen...) CompactLogix PAC and MicroLogix 1500 PLC. These high speed PLS Modules enable throughput times of 20 microseconds, virtually eliminating variability in output control. Hi-speed PLS I/O are wired directly into the card, eliminating the need for external relay boards and relays.
The 2600 Series PLS modules (http://amci.com/plc-modules/plcmodules-compactlogix-programmable-limit-switch.asp) are available in three different versions, the 2611, 2612, and 2613. Each version combines a resolver interface and 16 virtual PLS outputs. The 2612 PLS module includes 8 additional physical hi-speed PLS I/O, and the 2613 PLS module includes 16 additional physical hi-speed PLS I/O. Virtual outputs are programmed in the same way as physical outputs, and can be monitored and controlled by your PLC ladder logic program.
The 2611 PLS Module is the perfect choice for users that currently wire the outputs of a Stand Alone Programmable Limit Switch (http://www.amci.com/programmable-limi...) into a PLC input module. For users looking to transition from ControlLogix to CompactLogix, the 2600 Series PLS provides a functionally equivalent solution to the 1756 PLS. The 2600 Series modules report the state of its outputs directly to the PLC's input registers, eliminating both the input module and any additional wiring necessary to connect the two together.
Standard features include slaving, stitching, ANDing, speed compensation, and timed outputs. AMCI created the 2600 Series programmable limit switch controller module to satisfy a wide range of packaging, press, and general automation applications requiring PLS control. When it comes to hi-speed PLS applications, the cost effective 2600 Series PLS simplifies programming, and maximizes PLC performance.
About Advanced Micro Controls Inc
Founded in 1985, Advanced Micro Controls Inc (AMCI) is a leading U.S. based manufacturer with a global presence. Our industrial controls improve the performance and profitability of today's factory and automation systems. AMCI specializes in the design, manufacturing, and sales of eight different product families. Long standing relationships with the biggest names in industrial automation enable our team to deliver innovative, competitive products that are designed for years of reliable performance.
Media Contact: Bob Alesio
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http://www.amci.com Company Information: Name: Advanced Micro Controls, Inc. Address: Plymouth Industrial Park City: Terryville State: CT ZIP: 06786 Country: USA Phone: 860-585-1254 http://www.AMCI.com
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