2 OVERVIEW
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Compact, space saving
Compact, space saving - takes up only one half of the space requirement of the S10/2
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when
mounted.
Standard real-time, multitasking operating system -- Compact PMS
The S10mini controller comes standard with the Compact PMS, which is a full-scale, real-time,
multitasking operating system. Up to 128 tasks can be processed under real-time multitasking.
Compatible with S10/2
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H user programs
The S10mini controller provides compatibility with user programs running on the S10/2
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H
controller designed for high-speed, large-scale control. Valuable software assets can be used
without wasting.
Large memory capacity (expandable to 4 MB)
The CPU modules (Models H, F, and D) have built-in memory to store C programs and data (1 MB
for Models H and F, 2 MB for Model D). The memory is expandable to 4 MB when 1 MB
extension memory modules (LQM000), available as CPU options, are installed.
The CPU comes standard with remote I/O capabilities
Remote I/O units can be connected directly from the CPU module without an optional remote I/O
option module.
Three programming languages supported (ladder diagram, C, and HI-FLOW)
In addition to the ladder diagram language, the CPU module also supports the easy-to-see, easy-to-
understand flowchart language HI-FLOW and the general-purpose programming language C.
Compatible with open networks
Option modules extend support to general-purpose Ethernet® networks and field networks called
OPCN-1 and DeviceNet®. It also supports autonomously distributed communication (NX
program).
Use of I/O modules in the CPU unit
A flexible module configuration achieves an efficient system layout.
Up to 8192 controllable I/O points flexibly usable in small or large systems
The remote I/O unit installed as standard can control up to 2048 points. Where the J.NET is used,
up to 8192 points can be controlled.
Summary of Contents for S10mini D
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