DEIF AMC 600 Fast, fail-safe, and secure system software

Fast, fail-safe, and secure system software

The AMC 600 uses a Linux OS maintained in-house by DEIF, a fast-starting, fail-safe,

robust, and secure system software. The architecture of the platform is fully open,

giving you full access to system set-up, plus a world of options including web-based configuration,

user management, IEC 61131-3 programming via CODESYS V3.5. and secure web-based visualisation.

A wide range of communication protocols like MODBUS RTU/TCP, OPC UA, CAN/CANopen, J1939.

and PROFINET are provided as standard. Controller redundancy is supported by the CODESYS

Controller Redundancy feature via Single Licenses.

The AMC 600 has two OS images that are separate from the application.

If a start-up or software update fails, the unit switches to the other image and completes the operation.

Both images can be updated, and troubleshooting can be carried out, using remote access.

The AMC 600 handles software updates itself.

Wide operating temperature range

The sturdy electronics design of the AMC 600 gives it a design lifetime of 10 years

at 40 °C ambient temperature, and the ability to operate from -40 to 70 °C. As a result,

you can use the AMC 600 all over the world. It can start from -40 °C and

can be stored from -40 to 85 °C. It will operate at a relative humidity

from 5 to 97% (condensing at 55 °C). This contributes to lower service costs,

and the long lifetime ensures high value for your investment and minimises electronic waste.

Robust and well protected

The AMC 600 is designed for robustness based on the proven AWC 500 design.

The base-mounted rack design makes the AMC 600 resistant to bumps (25 g),

shocks (50 g), and vibrations, even during transportation.

The backplane interconnection of the I/O modules ensures reliable communication

in harsh environments, avoiding long-term damage often seen with slide-in contacts.

The flanges ensure improved grounding to increase protection against EMC,

and its built-in protection circuits safeguard the controller from surges and

fast transients up to 4kV, electrostatic discharge up to 6kV.