If your application requires the flexibility of a modular control system, a DL205 PLC is the lowest cost, most versatile solution you'll find. In fact, all you need to do is pick out a CPU card, plug it in the first slot of the base you choose, and then mix and match various modules into the available slots. If you want remote I/O, add a D2-RMSM module or use the bottom communications port of the D2-250 CPU, and connect remote bases.

 

Discrete modules in 4, 8, 12, 16, and 32-point I/O densities;  removable connectors

Three CPUs from 2.4K memory with 128 I/O to 14.8K memory with 2,048 possible I/O.

Four base sizes with built-in power supply, including 12/24 VDC, 110/220VAC and 125VDC power.

AC/DC discrete in/out, up to 32 points

Ten amp relay out

12-bit and 16-bit analog inputs and outputs

Full-featured 32-bit Windows-certified programming package

Data communications, including serial and Ethernet modules

Counter input/pulse output

Remote I/O master and slave

Temperature inputs

Specialty modules for those special occasions When your application calls for more than simple I/O control or monitoring,

Remote I/O

Ethernet Communications modules

Data communications module

Triple-port BASIC co-processor module

High Speed Counter Module NEW!

Counter interface module

Ethernet base controller replaces CPU for PC-based control

DeviceNet base controller replaces P-C based control I/O

SDS base controller replaces CPU for PC-based control I/O

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Last modified: July 18, 2002