You can choose voltage input ranges 3-5 VDC, 12 – 24 VDC, or 120 – 240 VAC.
This is a prewired cable going from the I/O module to a terminal block and will save time in the installation process.Įxpansion modules come in a variety of different options to hook up to your input and output requirements. Ziplink wiring is available on some of the units. Blue (X) is for inputs and Red (Y) is for outputs. The Colour of the module will indicate what expansion module you have. Remember to leave enough room in the panel to the right of the MPU for possible future expansion of the system. Units can be mounted with 32mm DIN rail or surfaced mounted. You can add up to 8 – 16 point modules for a total of 128 additional I/O. There is an expansion port to the right of the MPU unit. The 18 point or above units have a customizable label window so you can enter additional information on the controller directly. These CPUs (Central Processing Units) are also known as MPU (Multi-Processing Units) because of the communication capabilities. The PLC units come in four different types depending on the number of inputs and outputs that are on the unit. We will be walking through allot of the features of this powerful controller.
We will be looking at this full-featured software that comes with a simulator later in this series. BRX Do-More series of controllers will use the same software as the other Do-More PLCs (Do-More Designer) and is a free download. These features like other Automation Direct products are offered at a very good price point. The BRX Do-More series offers built-in data logging, integrated motion control, customization communication ports, and expansion capabilities. This new BRX Do-More series PLC is the latest in the Do-More series of controllers that have hit the market.īRX Do-More Series PLC (Stackable Micro Brick) This is sometimes also referred to as a shoebox PLC because of the shape and way in which expansion modules are added. The BRX Do-More series of programmable logic controllers is a stackable micro brick.
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