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Yokogawa High-speed Link System (YHLS) Master Module has one or two communication ports to control remote slave units. It allows easy implementation of a 1-to-N high-speed remote I/O system. Up to 32 slave units can be connected to each connector to provide for a total of 2016 I/O points per port (1008 inputs and 1008 outputs).
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(Released April 14, 2008)
New Features and Functions
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One master module (F3LH02-1N) can be used to configure a remote I/O system of up to 4036 I/O points. |
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Each port has two connectors allowing for wiring in two directions. |
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Each port can communicate with a maximum of 63 slave units with cycle time of 0.96 ms (at 12 Mbps in full-duplex mode) |
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The connector is of 2-piece European type, allowing for easy wire termination work. |
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Hides complicated communications protocols from a user during implementation. |
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The general specifications document GS34M6H46-03E is now available in our download section.
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The TAH series of YHLS slave units are remote I/O units to be connected to and controlled by the YHLS master module (F3LH0□-1N). Up to 63 slave units can be connected to each port of the master module.
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(Released April 14, 2008)
New Features and Functions
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16-point and 32-point slave unit models are of the same size. |
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I/O power supply is allocated to signals of the contact inputs and outputs. 3-wire sensors can be directly connected. |
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The communication connector is of 2-piece European type (terminal block) allowing for insertion and removal of live wires. |
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The short-circuit protector of the I/O power supply cuts off the voltage (current) in the event of a short circuit. |
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The over-current protector and overheat protector protect against load short-circuit by cutting off the current. |
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The general specifications document GS34M6H46-03E is now available in our download section.
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These communication cables are used for connecting a YHLS master module and a YHLS slave unit, as well as two YHLS slave units.
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(Released April 14, 2008)
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With the 10-Mpbs high-speed communication capability of the F3LR02-1W, the user does not have to worry about the I/O refresh time in ladder programming. |
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There are two models for different applications: KM80 (fixed) and KM81 (flexible). |
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The KM81 flexible cable is used for applications where YHLS slave units move about. It can withstand mode than 4 million times of flexing on a cable bearer and more than 10 million times of 90-degree bending in both directions. |
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The general specifications document GS34M6H46-03E is now available in our download section.
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The F3LR02-1W is an interface module for constructing a system that require distributed placement of multiple modules. The user can build up and efficient remote I/O system by installing F3LR02-1W modules in the FA-M3 main- and sub-units and connecting them via a FA-bus.
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(Released April 14, 2008)
New Features and Functions
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With the 10-Mpbs high-speed communication capability of the F3LR02-1W, the user does not have to worry about the I/O refresh time in ladder programming. |
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The sub-unit can accommodate all types of I/O modules and most types of special modules so that the user can gain access to the modules in the same way as with the modules in the main unit. |
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Both daisy-chain and loop configuration options are supported. |
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The loop system is switched into two pairs of daisy-chain systems when a disconnection occurs in the system. |
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The general specifications document GS34M6H43-01E is now available in our download section.
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The SF620-MCW FA-M3 Programming Tool WideField2 for the FA-M3 sequence CPU modules allows a user to create and debug programs, as well as manage applications. Its enhanced program reuse feature, coupled with functions to debug various advanced function modules of FA-M3 dramatically increases efficiency of program and application development.WideField2 R5.01 (or later version) is released as unified multi-lingual product with English and Japanese user interfaces.
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(Released February 18, 2008)
Functions added in R5.
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Programs can be compared. |
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Project Window is implemented as a window. |
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Devices can be monitored from Tag Name Definition window. |
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The display line widths of individual programs can be reduced so as to display more programs concurrently on the screen. |
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Convert function is available to tag name definitions, circuits and subcomments. |
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Restrictions on program editing are relaxed.
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Operation keys can be customized by a user.
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WideField2 can be toggled between English and Japanese language modes.
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The general specifications document GS34M6N01-01E is now available in our download section.
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