- Data in the controller can be automatically transferred and saved at high speed.
- It is also possible to collect data during regular operations such as splicing, or only when a problem occurs.
- Data management can be useful for investigating the cause of problems and quickly resolving them.
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Roll-to-Roll transfer control option unit
This product is an IoT device that automatically transfers and saves Roll-to-Roll transfer controller data.
Features
Specification
- You can optionally set triggers for data collection. For example, if tension fluctuation exceeds a threshold, the trigger can be set to start operation, start acceleration/deceleration, emergency stop, start splice, etc.
- Up to 64 points of data on the controller side can be collected, including tension, line speed, motor torque, dancer position, and registration error. As an option, data collection from the device side PLC is also possible.
| MX II data collection function | This function uses the trigger signal from the MX II to store the data in the MX II before and after the trigger point on a server, etc. | |
| Number of data points | Maximum 64 points (including trigger and data stack) | |
| Data collection range | 5ms (30 seconds to about 5 minutes) | |
| PLC data collection function (optional) | This function uses a trigger signal from MX II to link and store PLC data collected at the following data collection intervals with MX II data. | |
| Number of data points | Maximum 256 points | |
| Data collection interval | 50ms | |
- Data visualization is achieved using a dedicated viewer function. The viewer allows you to graph data and analyze abnormal values for specified items.
