1. Small-Scale Packaging Machine Control
Controlling the sequence of small horizontal flow wrappers or carton sealing machinery. The 12 digital inputs monitor limit switches and photoelectric safety sensors, while the 8 relay outputs directly control solenoids and feed motor contactors.
Problem SolvedEliminates complex hardwired relay circuits in cost-constrained packaging operations. The internal real-time clock allows scheduling daily start-up/shut-down times, while the thin 8.6 cm width fits tight localized enclosures.
Relay OutputsDigital InputsCX-ProgrammerCompact EnclosureSolenoid Control
2. Water Treatment Pump Sequencing
Automating chemical dosing pumps and sequencing multiple booster pumps in localized reverse osmosis or water filtration plants. The built-in RS-232C port connects directly to a human-machine interface (HMI) for real-time process monitoring.
Problem SolvedProvides precise level-switch-triggered pump cycling. Working off a standard 100-240 VAC power source, it bypasses the need for low-voltage step-down control transformers, and its IP20 chassis slots easily into sealed external panels.
RS-232CPump Control100-240 VACLevel SwitchesHMI Integration
3. Conveyor Sorting with High-Speed Counting
Utilizing high-speed counter inputs to interface with proximity sensors or incremental encoders on a sorting line, tracking product transit positions and triggering directional divert gates.
Problem SolvedOvercomes the cycle-time lag associated with traditional digital inputs when handling high-speed sorting. The four 10 kHz single-phase high-speed counter inputs accurately register encoder pulses, firing the 2A relay outputs to trigger pneumatics.
High-Speed CountersEncoder InputConveyor SortingProximity SensorsRelay Output