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M1050 PLS
THE HIGH-PERFORMANCE SELF-CONTAINED PROGRAMMABLE LIMIT SWITCH
     Includes Power Output Relays in the Same Chassis

  • Eight PLS Outputs, Motion Output, and Fault
    Output in compact chassis.  No external power relay
    chassis or customer power supply needed.  (Selected
    models do no use relay rack, except for expansion
    greater than 8 outputs.)

  • Eight PLS programs can be remotely or keyboard
    selected to simplify job changeover

  • Built-in speed compensation for all PLS outputs

  • All inputs and outputs fully isolated

  • Built-in self diagnostics

  • Simple creative keyboard

  • Setpoints-per-program
    --8-channel units--80
    --16-channel units--160

  • Programmable resolution from 17-1000 divisions-
    per-revolution

  • Simultaneous display of program number, channel
    number, ON and OFF setpoints, and output status

  • Rugged, reliable, resolver as position transducer, 
    can be mounted up to 2500 ft (762 m) away

  • Patented up and down arrow keys for fine-tuning, 
    even with machine in full motion

  • High-speed operation, 100 µs scan time

  • Built-in tachometer and Motion Detector

  • Brake Monitor Option


M1050-PLS

AVG Automation's PLS and Mini-PLS families have continually set the standard for speed, precision, reliability, and product features in the Programmable Limit Switch (PLS) market­place. While retaining the key features and high-standards of other AVG Automation products, the M1050 combines 10 power outputs, fault detection and indication, eight user­defined PLS programs, and simple, easy-to-learn programming, in one compact unit with a NEMA 12 front panel. In addition, each of the eight PLS programs supports up to 80 ON/OFF setpoint pairs for 8-channel units, or 160 for 16­channel units, which may be used in any combination per eight output channels. Included is a fault output which indicates on the display the source of the fault for fast, easy troubleshooting and a motion detector which energizes when the resolver is rotating between the HIGH and LOW user-programmed limits.

 

Simultaneous display of related parameters for easy understanding 
In the normal operating mode, the large, 0.56" (14.2 mm) numerical display indicate the selected PLS program number, the selected channel number, and the current resolver RPM and position. When programming PLS setpoints, the display shows the program number, selected channel number, and the selected ON and OFF setpoints.

In all modes, bright easy-to-read bar graph displays the TRUE output status of all eight or 16 PLS outputs, as well as the fault relay status, the motion output status, and the external program select enable input status.

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