IS200TVBAH2ACC

IS200TVBAH2ACC With the new ability to incorporate SNAP I/O into Allen-Bradley systems, automation engineers can now build more powerful, lower-cost control systems with distributed intelligence and enhanced functionality not typically found in these architectures. Because the SNAP I/O system performs a variety of advanced control functions independently of the central programmable controller, engineers can quickly and easily modify or expand their systems to meet today’s demanding automation requirements without additional logic programming. control functions such as PID loop control, high-speed counting and latching, quadrature counting, pulsing, thermocouple linearization, analog ramping, scaling, engineering unit conversion, temperature conversion, and time proportional outputs can be used. Control functions such as PID loop control, high-speed counting and latching, pulsing, thermocouple linearization, analog ramping, scaling, engineering unit conversion, temperature conversion, and time-proportional outputs can be distributed and performed at the I/O level.

The IS200TVBAH2ACC effectively frees programmable logic controllers (PLCs) from these and other time-consuming, time-critical, or processor-intensive tasks, improving performance and preventing scan rates from being adversely affected. System integrators, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and machine builders may find similar value in SNAP I/O’s Ethernet/IP support. These types of customers can now embed Opto 22’s SNAP I/O, renowned throughout the automation industry for its reliability, into EtherNet/IP-based machines and systems without having to worry about interoperability or communication failures in that machine or in any larger Allen-Bradley architecture in which that machine may be deployed.