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The CP1W series by Omron provides the advantages of a micro-PLC's compactness combined with the capabilities of a modular PLC. Not only is this range compact, but it is also scalable and boasts a faster processing speed compared to other controllers. Additionally, it offers an analog signal option board with various Input, Output, and I/O-Combinations. This option board can be conveniently mounted in either the CPU Unit Option Board slot 1 or 2, and it supports a 0-10V range with a resolution of 1/4000. Get Best Price of Omron CP1W-DAB21V PLC.

• Option boards for CPU CP1L-EM and CP1L-EL analog signals.
• Option board for analog signals
• I/O combinations, output, and input are accessible.
• It can be installed in CPU Unit Option Board slots 1 or 2 and has resolutions of 1/4000, 0–20 mA, and 1/2000 at 0–10 V.

• Two Ethernet ports with Ethernet switching functionality built right in Capable of supporting CP2E-N type machine-to-machine communication; up to three serial ports Serial device connectivity that is open (CP2E-N type).
• CP2E-N type four-axis positioning function with linear interpolation.
• Function blocks and organized text increase programming efficiency. The operating temperature range of -20 to 60 °C ensures dependable use in unique situations. Battery-free operation and backup minimize maintenance.

• For every input and output, there are configurable input and output signal ranges.
• The voltage/current switch located at the rear of the terminal block is used to select the voltage or current input.
• The input specifications listed above must be followed in order to operate the analog I/O unit. If the unit is operated outside of specified parameters, it will not perform properly.
• The entire scale accuracy is provided. An accuracy of ±0.2%, for instance, corresponds to a maximum inaccuracy of ±8 (BCD).
•  The input voltage is changed from the default setting. Make the necessary offset and gain modifications in order to use current input.
• The amount of time required for an analog signal to be transformed and stored in memory as data is known as the A/D conversion time.