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Macsimus
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M62P PLC

07/21/2009 11:41 PM

I need the details and specifications of M62P Mitsubishi PLC - Scan time, Scalability, Retundancy, programming, supporting SCADA etc. feautures

people who had hands-on experience with this PLC, pls give your valuable comments, pros and corns of this PLC

if you can direct me to some webpages that will be great

Thankyou

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Re: M62P PLC

07/23/2009 3:41 AM

<...M62P Mitsubishi PLC - Scan time...>

With most PLCs, scan time is related to program length. Scan time is usually so fast that operation can be considered to be instantaneous in the human world.

"If it happens in less than 1 sec, then it isn't real" is a useful guide for chemical process plant applications.

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