Supplied:
1 Migro FX Board Controller 20 i/o; 12 DC Inputs,
8 Relay Outputs
1 USB Interface Programming Cable
1 Power Supply output 24VDC, input 120/240VAC
USB Drive with Ladder Logic Software and Electronic Manuals
And BONUS Training Course
The basic ladder logic Programming
software
Software for Windows 10,
32bit.
Software is FREE, cost include Procurement,
examples and data compilation
BONUS a training course in ladder
logic, from the basic functions to advanced applications as used in the
industry today.
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- PLC Ladder Logic
GX Developer Programming
Software GX-DEV FX- 8.25
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Open
Software includes Programming and Hardware
Manual
Features: 1000 steps Ladder Diagram, and Instruction List
Software supports all this FX processors
FX0/FX0S, FX0N, FX1S, FX1N,
FX(FX2/FX2C) FX2N/FX2NC.
FX3u
FX MELSEC single user FX Win
Version 8.25, 1000 step for FX PLCs controllers series.
This is the standard software easy to use and simple, intuitive interface and
a short learning curve.
Full upload and download, monitor,
test and program all the Mitsubishi FX-series PLC
package includes CD with the software and manuals in electronic format for
programming and hardware installation .
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2 - Hardware Features:
FX1N-20mr
- PLC with 12 Inputs and 8 Relay Outputs
- This programmable logic controller uses industrial-grade
32-bit MCU with strong anti-interference and faster speed.
- High quality chip, stable performance, on-line
download, on-line monitoring, automatic save when power off.
- Program is written in ladder logic programming
language, supports for GX-Developer, GX-work2.
- Programming port is the port for program upload,
download, test and monitor.
- It is reusable, stable, easy to learn. The PLC
transmission baud rate is 9600.
Specifications:
Model: FX1N-20mr
Operating Voltage:
DC24(V)
Wide Power Supply
Voltage: 10-28VDC
Baud Rate: 9600
Programming Software:
for GX-Developer, for GX-work2.
Size: Approx. 86 x 73
x 20mm / 3.4 x 2.9 x 0.7inch
Weight: 120G
Module function:
This module is
programmable control, can achieve thousands of functions, stable and reliable
working performance, built-in watchdog timer circuit, to ensure that the module
for a long time to run!!!
Some of the common
features are shown as follows:
- Turn on the power supply, the relay 1 is closed for N
seconds and then disconnect the relay 2 for N seconds.
- When the power supply is turned on, the relay 1 is
switched off after N seconds, and then the relay 2 is closed for N seconds
and then is turned off.
- The power supply is switched on, the relay 1, 2 have no
action, when a signal or trigger button, relay 1 closed off after N
seconds; then relay 2 closed off after N seconds, until the next trigger,
repeat the same action.
- Through the signal 1, 2 programming, the control can be
achieved on the relay 1 and 2 arbitrarily.
- When the signal 1 has a signal, the relay 1 is closed,
the relay 2 is disconnected; when the signal 2 has a signal, the relay 1
is turned off, and the relay 2 is closed.
- Can be connected to the NPN sensor signal, the sensor
signal programming, to achieve arbitrary control of the relay.
- When the signal 1 is triggered, the relay 1 is
controlled, and when the signal 2 is triggered, the relay 2 is controlled.
- Turn on the power supply, the control motor is turning
N seconds, and then reverse N seconds, followed by the cycle.
- When the signal 1 has a signal, the motor is controlled
to rotate; when the signal 2 has a signal, the motor is reversed.
These are just some
examples, modules can achieve far more than these functions
- Input high speed pulse C235, C251 and FX1N compatible.
- Output relay 1A output, Rated current 5A, can directly
drive DC solenoid valve, AC solenoid valve, AC contactor, AC motor, etc,.
Precautions for use:
- The PLC with two programming port. The 232 interface,
you can directly use the USB-232 serial port with a computer to download
the program directly. The TTL interface.
- Built-in Analog input AD, corresponding to internal
data register D5030.(Not D8030)
- Built-in Analog output DA, corresponding to internal
data register D5101.
- When the PLC need to connect with the touch screen or
text, can be used to connect 232 programming port.
Assistant
Relay
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Normal
Use
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M0
- M383
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Hold
After Power Off
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M384-M1535
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Special
Use
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M8000-M8255
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State
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Holding
Use
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S0-S999
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Timer
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100MS
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T0-T199
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10MS
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T200-T245
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1MS
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T246-T249
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100MS
accumulation
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T250-T255
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Counter
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16-bit
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C0-C15(0-32767)
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16-bit(Hold
After Power Off)
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C16-C199
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High
Speed(Hold After Power Off)
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C200-C255
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Data
Register
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16-bit
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D0-D127
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16-bit(Hold
After Power Off)
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D128-D5029
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16-bit
Special Use(AD)
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D5030(Output
Voltage: 0-10V)
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16-bit
Special Use(DA)
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D5101(Output
Voltage: 0-3.3V)
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PLC Training Lessons
Learn to program Ladder Logic
Controllers
Supplied in USB Flash Drive
Virtual PLC Basic and Advance Examples
Electronic format Included: Training, Operating, and Software Manuals.
Introduction:
Complete Course Step by Step with programming lessons
Easy learning lessons applicable to any Ladder Logic PLC hardware
environment
Graphic Programming and Simulation,
Evaluation at every lesson
Table of Contents
LESSON 1 – Introduction and Overview
1.1 Course Objectives Prerequisites
Duration,
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1.4 Course Description
...............................................................
2
1.5 Product Line Overview..........................................................
3
LESSON 2 – FX-Series Hardware Review
2.1 What is a dedicated PLC?
............................................... 5
2.2 FX Line of PLCs...................................................................
6
2.3 Hardware Components .............................. ................. 8
2.4 Inputs..................................................... ....................... 10
2.5 Outputs ......................................... .................................12
2.6 Special Function Modules......................................................
14
2.7 High Speed Counter & Positioning Modules...............
.......... 15
2.8 Communication Modules and Option Boards........................
17
2.9 Network Modules & Option Boards.......................................
19
2.10 Miscellaneous ....................................................................
21
2.11 Power Supplies...................................................................
21
2.12 Exercise – Power Supply Calculation ...............................
29
2.13 Memory Types .................................................................
30
LESSON 3 – Programming Equipment
3.1 Hand-Held Programming Units ...........................................
33
3.2 Programming Software .......................................................
33
3.3 GX-Developer Overview .....................................................34
3.4 File Format ..............................................................................................37
3.5 Hardware Connection..............................................................................
37
LESSON 4 – Number Systems
4.1 Binary Numbers .....................................................................................
39
4.2 Hexadecimal Numbers............................................................................
40
4.3 Octal Numbers.........................................................................................
41
4.4 Binary Coded Decimal ............................................................................
42
4.5 Exercise – Number Systems
Conversion................................................. 43
LESSON 5 – Numeric Data in PLCs
5.1 Integer (16/32 Bit)
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45
5.2 Decimal (16/23 Bit)
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47
LESSON 6 – System Devices
6. System Devices
.......................................................................................
49
LESSON 7 – Addressing
7.1 Right Side Bus Rules of Addressing .......................................................
53
7.2 FX3U Left Side Bus Addressing .............................................................
53
7.3
Example..............................................................................
55
7.4 Exercise – PLC Addressing .....................................................................
56
LESSON 8 – Demo Kit Layout
8.1
Addressing...............................................................................
55
8.2 Indicator Lights ........................................................................................
56
8.3 Operator
Interface....................................................................
56
LESSON 9 – PLC Instruction Types
9.1 Basic Instructions......................................................................
59
9.2 STL (Step Ladder) Instructions
............................................... 59
9.3 Applied Instructions
.................................................................
59
LESSON 10 – Basic Instructions
10.1 Symbols
...............................................................................
61
10.2 Ladder Basics
..........................................................................................
62
10.3 Common Instructions
...............................................................................
63
10.4 Exercise – Ladder Basics
........................................................................ 65
LESSON 11 – Develop and Edit Programs
11.1 Launching
GX-Developer.........................................................................
67
11.2 Creating a New Project
............................................................................ 68
11.3 Editing the Ladder....................................................................................
69
11.4 Program
Transfer.....................................................................................
70
11.5 Online Editing ..........................................................................................
71
11.6 Monitor the Program Operation
............................................................... 72
11.7 Forcing Bits and Changing Registers
...................................................... 73
11.8 Exercise – Contacts and Coils
................................................................. 73
LESSON 12 – Timers and Counters
12.1
Timers......................................................................................................
75
12.2 Counters .................................................................................................
76
12.3 Program Examples
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79
12.4 Additional Timer Commands....................................................
81
12.5 Exercise – Timers and
Counters.............................................................. 82
12.6 Exercise – Conveyor Control ...................................................................
82
LESSON 13 – Applied Instructions
13.1 General
Format..........................................................................83
13.2 Data Transfer Instructions..........................................................
84
13.3 Comparison Instructions .........................................................................
85
13.4 Exercise – Parking Lot ............................................................................
88
13.5 Exercise – Conveyor Control Part
2......................................................... 88
13.6 Conversion Instructions
........................................................................... 88
13.7 Increment and Decrement Instructions ....................................................
89
13.8 Exercise – INC and DEC
......................................................................... 89
13.9 Arithmetic
Instructions..............................................................................
89
13.10 Exercise – Binary Math..........................................................................
90
13.11 Exercise – Parking Lot Part 2 ................................................................
90
13.12 Exercise – Conveyor Control Part 3..................................
90
13.13 High-Speed Processing ....................................................
90
13.14 TO/FROM Instructions ......................................................
92
13.15 Exercise – FX2N-5A Module Access ..................................
93
13.16 Shift Registers ..................................................................
93
13.17 Exercise – Bit Shift Register ..............................................
94
13.18 Program Flow Control .....................................................
95
LESSON 14 – Diagnostic Devices
14.1 Special M Relays .....................................................97
14.2 Special D Registers
........................................................98
14.3 Handy Troubleshooting Circuits................................
98
14.4 Real Time Clock Usage ...............................................
99
14.5 Exercise – Daylight Savings Time
....................................... 100
14.6 GX-Developer Diagnostics...................................................
101
14.7 Find/Replace
Menu...............................................................
102
14.8 Data Trace...............................................................
107
LESSON 15 – Documentation
15.1 ...............................................
109
NOTE Software is free,
Charges are for the Procurement, Compilation and practical
examples
FX-DEV GX-DEV and MELSEC are trademarks of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
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