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L4x Positioning
ControlLogix
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Pico
L43
Up to 8 modules in local rack
1768
No battery required
1769
Bridging to DeviceNet via 1769-SDN
No Battery Required
1769-L4x controllers DO NOT require a battery Stored energy from the Power Supply maintains controller power long enough to back up program to flash The program is stored to internal flash and NOT to the external CompactFlash
SERCOS Motion optimized communications Axis Update in .5ms Same performance as ControlLogix Motion Supports all 38 Logix Motion commands Connect to Kinetix SERCOS drive systems
Kinetix 6000, Ultra3000, 8720MC, and 1394
The L43 Motion system completely supports the Logix Integrated Motion Architecture including all 38 Logix Motion Instructions.
The ONLY difference between ControlLogix Motion and CompactLogix L43 motion is the number of AXIS
L43 supports applications with up to 4 axes
Some Typical Applications Vertical Form Fill and Seal Smart Belt Rotary Knife Cartoner
Vertical Form Fill and Seal Vertical Form Fill and Seal Typical standard VFFS will consist of one or two axis on the film roll, one axis on the feed servo axis and one on the crimp servo axis = total 4 axis High performance and specialty VFFS machines requiring higher axis counts would be better served with ControlLogix Motion
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Smart Belt
Speed, accuracy and product characteristics usually determine how many correction belts are used Typical non-high speed smart belts will utilize 2 to 4 belts. A perfect fit for the CompactLogix Motion Solution In feed belts can use VF Drives to further minimize the number of servo axis
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Rotary Knife
CompactLogix 2 Aux Feedback support provides the ability to easily input web material speeds Supported Logix CAM profile provides smooth speed transitions and exact speed synchronization when the knife contacts the material. Typical applications requires 1 motor axis and 1 encoder Feedback Axis, perfect fit for CompactLogix
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Cartoner
Absolute feedback enables the cartoner to maintain position, eliminates expensive and timeconsuming homing routines. Synchronization of multiple axes through gearing and camming. Generate virtual axes to use as references for synchronizing real axes.
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Frequently Asked Questions Does the new L43 controllers require a Battery? NO!!! The L43 uses internal flash to store the program during shutdown. Energy stored in the power supply provides the few seconds of hold time required to store the entire RAM image on to onboard Flash.
This is onboard flash and is NOT the front accessible CompactFlash. The CompactFlash card is still optional and continues to function identical to CompactLogix L3x operation.
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Frequently Asked Questions What is this new 1768 Bus and how does it compare to the 1769 bus? The L43 controller still uses the 1769 bus for Digital, Analog, and Specialty I/O. In addition, the L43 controller will support a new high performance bus -1768. This new 1768 bus provides the performance to support Integrated SERCOS Motion and multiple NetLinx Networks.
The L43 controllers support bridging from one bus to the other, so data can still seamlessly pass between the two buses
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The following products will be available at initial release, April 2006 - 1768-L43 Controller - 1768-ENBT EtherNet/IP Module - 1768-M04SE 4 Axis SERCOS Module - 1768-PA3 AC Power Supply Supported in RSLogix 5000 V15
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Frequently Asked Questions What other L4x products will follow? The ControlNet Module will be released with v16 release The DC Power Supply will be released July timeframe Since the existing 1769-SDN will work with the new L4x controllers, there are NO plans to create a new Devicenet Module for the 1768 Bus
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Frequently Asked Questions How is the L4x positioned relative to other CompactLogix Controllers? The L4x is positioned at the top end of the CompactLogix Family. The new L4x will bring improved performance, added memory and network capacity, modularity, and Integrated SERCOS Motion to the CompactLogix Family. These improved capabilities will result in a price premium over the other L3x CompactLogix Controllers.
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Frequently Asked Questions How is the L4x positioned relative to ControlLogix Controllers?
Frequently Asked Questions What are the target applications for the L4x?
The CompactLogix L4x is a very powerful modular controller and is positioned at customers that value a system linked, architecture solution.
Applications that require 4 or less Axis of integrated motion Applications that require a combination of NetLinx Networks Cost sensitive applications which do not require the advanced features, or increased capacity of ControlLogix.
OEM and end user installations that require less cabinet real estate
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