THE
M1151 PAK · PLS
The PAK-PLS family, since its
introduction to the market, has set new standards for speed,
precision and reliability. While retaining the key features of the PAK-PLS family, the M1151
features an incredibly small size and a simple man-machine
interface. Now, AVG Automation has expanded the functions of the
M1151 to serve the specialized needs of the industrial control
marketplace.
Smallest
PLS
The state-of-the-art design of the M1151, utilizing surface mount
technology, makes it possible to package a full-function PLS in a 1.8" H x
3.6" W x 5.7" D cabinet. With 16-Outputs in this compact
size, the M1151 is the smallest PLS available on the
market. The space saving housing (6.5 sq.in. panel space) allows a
M1151 retrofit to crowded control panels.
Simple
Creative Keyboard
The creative engineering from AVG Automation has made it possible
to program all the PLS functions
utilizing only five programming keys. With these five self-explanatory
programming keys, the M1151 is extremely simple to program-no
complex key sequence needs to be remembered nor do you need to
carry any note cards.
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Patented
Up and Down Arrow Keys
to adjust Offset and speed compensations as well as Setpoints,
even in full motion.
Resolver alignment to machine zero as well as fine-tuning the
machine in motion is accomplished through our patented Up and Down
Arrow keys which increment or decrement the machine offset or the
setpoints.
Simultaneous
Display of Channel Number, On and Off Setpoints
The large 0.4", very-bright LED display provides good
visibility up to 30 feet in plant environments. The user-friendly
front panel simultaneously displays the correlated parameters such
as channel number, ON and OFF setpoints or program number, angle,
and rpm allowing a simple and easy-to-understand man-machine
interface (MMI).
Individual
Channel Speed Compensation
Relays and solenoids, because of their mechanical nature, have
inherent fixed delays when activating, varying from 10 ms to 30
ms. A relay with a 10 ms turn on delay will cause as much as a 55'
shift in operation at 600 rpm. Each channel may be programmed with
individual speed-dependent advances to compensate for fixed delays
attributed to relays and solenoids. Speed compensation is fully
adjustable from 0 to 35.9' advance per 10 rpm.
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