Input Power DC24; Number of steps 8000 steps; 2 communication ports: 1 RS232 (DB9 serial port iscommunication port for the FX3u protocol 38400,7,E,1; 1 RS485 (485 selection) communication protocol can be set D8120).X input elements DC24, X0-X27 input,Low level X0-5 is a high-speed count input portY output elements Y0-Y3 transistor output,transistor output Current 500mA, plus the diode can achieve 4A. 100K 4 Channel Pulse outputY4-Y11 Transistor common output, can be directly driven 3A 24V load. Analog input 6 analog input, 12 bit precision, A0-AD2: 0-10V, A3-AD5 :0-20MA; read analog RD3A instruction.Analog output 2 analog output, 12 bit precision, output voltage: 0-10V. output analog voltage with WR3A instructionWith 485 function, with 1 high-speed timing functionMotor Type: Stepper MotorModel Number: FX3U-24MTIntermediate relay M M0-M3071, the scope of power loss saving can be set up.Rang M0-M1023Stepper Point S S0-1023, power down save range can be set up S0-S1023,Default is S500-S999100Ms Timer T0-T199, cumulative power down save T184-T19910Ms Timer T200-T249, cumulative power down save T246-T2491Ms Timer T250-T383,T250-255 is the cumulative type16-bit counter C0-C199, power down save C100-19932-bit counter C200-C219, power down save C220-C23432-bit high-speed counter C235-255;C235-240 for the single-phase counter, Non harmonic;C241-240 single-phase counter, frequency doubling;C247-249 Dual phase counter, Non harmonicC250-252 for the two-phase counter, frequency doublingC253-255 biphasic counter, 4 frequency doublingRegister D D0-D7999, power-down save range can be set D0-7999Indirect addressing pointer V, Z V0-7,Z0-7P subroutine jump number P0-63Specification: with shell plus 485--clock typecolour: black + greenMaterial: plasticPackage Contents:1 x PLC industrial control boardOnly the above package content, other products are not included.Note: Light shooting and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.
