Mitsubishi Controllers MELSEC iQ-R Series

Programmable controller CPU module

The CPU modules are the heart of the control system performing a variety of control tasks. Different CPUs with program capacity from 10K to 1200K steps are available based on the system requirement. Equipped with various internal functions such as web server and database, contributing to productivity improvement.

Embedded network

CC-Link IE embedded programmable controller CPU module.

Dual Ethernet ports on the network side can be used as a gateway. The Ethernet port on the CPU side is used as an Ethernet communications port.

Easy programming with flexible, large-capacity data storage

Max. 9882K words

Easy programming

Data utilization

• The MELSEC iQ-R Series programmable controller CPU module is designed to allow an extended SRAM cassette to be installed directly into the CPU module. This option makes it possible to increase internal device memory up to 9882K words, expanding device/label memory even further

• Management of programmable controller internal data is quite flexible, making programming even easier by allowing various data area allocations to be changed within the CPU memory and SRAM cassette

• Use of an SD memory card expands data logging memory, which allows data analysis by computer

Accurately detect high-speed signals

Constant interrupt

50 µs of minimum interval time

High-speed control

• Execute interrupt programs at a constant cycle (50 µs of minimum interval time) different from the scan time

• All signals are detected as input processing can be done faster than the scan time. This is ideal for a production line where products are traveling at high speed

Recorded event history can be checked when an error occurs

Display in time-series

Error cause identification

Troubleshooting

• Operation and system historical events are automatically recorded in the programmable controller CPU module

• Actual changes to the program and system events with corresponding event codes can be displayed in sequence, allowing prompt error cause identification and troubleshooting

Easily collect manufacturing data

Save in the internal memory

Traceability

Debug

• Utilizing the installed SD memory card, CPU internal memory or a direct live connection to the CPU module, logging data (device/label) can be easily collected just by simply registering the parameters. In addition, monitoring via USB or Ethernet in real-time is possible

• With the real-time monitor function of GX LogViewer, small changes in the target device can be easily identified, which is useful for factory traceability, equipment startup, and debugging in case of an error

Easy diagnostics/monitoring via a web browser

CPU diagnostics

Device block monitor

Customized web page

• The Web server function built into the CPU enables easy access to CPU diagnostics and device batch monitor via a PC or tablet web browser without the need to create graphics

• Preliminary diagnostics can be easily performed when a problem occurs, without the need to connect the engineering software GX Works3

• The user web page design tool allows customers to easily create their own graphics by freely arranging the various graphic components provided*2

*2.For details on how to obtain software, please contact your local Mitsubishi Electric sales office or representative.

Easy data coordination with third-party programmable controllers just by registering parameters

Parameter registration only

Coordination with third-party controllers

Easy data collection

• The programmable controller CPU module allows device data exchange by parameter registration with Mitsubishi Electric programmable controllers and third-party programmable controllers*3 (simple CPU communication function)*4

• Data collection is easier without changing programs of the existing programmable controllers

*3.When R□ENCPU (network part) or RJ71EN71 is used, it is possible to connect to a third-party programmable controller.

Easy data management utilizing internal database (DB)

Internal DB

Unicode®

Multiple product variations

• Recipe data and production data, previously managed using a database server, can now be managed via the database in the programmable controller