1407-CGCM

The 1407-CGCM allows programmers to create their own hex-based communication protocols between Productivity Series CPUs and third-party Ethernet devices; Ethernet-based ASCII is a possibility with this new feature. Another option is Productivity Networking (PROET), which allows data sharing between two or more networked Productivity Series CPUs. With this feature, data messages are simply broadcast and/or received “behind the scenes” without the need for any communication instructions in the ladder program.

A wide range of communication options are available, including MODBUS master/slave or CS31, which are rarely offered. 128GB of user memory, and 0.1 inches of program processing time/instruction, are just two examples of the AC500ECO’s impressive features. In addition to its interoperability with the existing family, the system was configured and programmed using the CODES-based PS501 control builder AC500. This is a programming software for the entire family, compliant with EN61131-3 and comprising five programming languages, providing customers with a single, simple and integrated software platform.