IMO iSmart

doctorcdf over 3 years ago

The IMO iSmart…..so much more than a Smart Relay!

The IMO iSmart features everything you would expect from a market leading Smart Relay* PLUS:

PID Control up to 30 loops;
Link function via built-in Modbus communications;
12-bit analogue inputs;
Maths functions available;
Powerful control logic in both Ladder & Functional Block Diagram;
Easy HMI functionality;
Multi-language selectionable.

*everything you would expect…….

Digital, Analogue and Temperature Inputs
Relay, Transistor and Analogue Outputs
Available with or without Text HMI screen including programmable function keys
Retentive Data Registers
High Speed Inputs and PWM Outputs
CE, UL, cUL approval
Expansion modules for more I/O and more communication
Can be used as a Remote IO module
Inbuilt Real Time Clock
8A Relay Output
Free Configuration Software
Available in 230VAC, 24VDC, 12VDC, 24AC power options

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danielw over 12 years ago

It's here....
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Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

Hi Dan, Thank you for your comment with respect to the iSmart. The built-in analogue inputs are definitely a plus - as well with the new version 3 model we can add an additional analogue or RTD input. As for an HMI, we recently added a new graphic-text based HMI for the iSmart that you use the programming cable to network between the screen and iSmart. Please see the following link for more information,

http://c613539.r39.cf3.rackcdn.com/itext%20datasheet.pdf

You would require a serial programming cable to program the screen, however the software is at no charge to you.
Regards
Jason Hannah - IMO Precision Controls
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Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

Hello Shenry - this sounds like a great application - in fact in Canada we do have iSmarts in some of the Micro-Breweries that take advantage of the Real-time clock functions. With the new Version 3, you are able to add an expansion module that will accept a thermocouple (PT100 type) - to which you are able to do a simple comparision in the program for a temperature controller. Please let me know if you have any questions. Jason Hannah - IMO Precision Controls
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Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to billabott

Hello - if I can be of any assistance, please let me know. I just set up my contact details and profile - so please excuse me as I am orienting myself on the uses of this site - looks good. Regards; Jason Hannah, IMO Precision Controls.
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billabott over 12 years ago

UPS tracking claims I will recieve a package from NEWARK on Thursday 7 June 2012. Not too long of a wait. Cheers.
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cghaba over 12 years ago in reply to billabott

Most common HSIs (high speed inputs) are used to connect encoders for electrical motor speed control or position control applications.
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billabott over 12 years ago

Please tell me what use can be made of the 2 HSI (1Khz)?
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cghaba over 12 years ago

You can look also Hugh Jack's free book available at http://engineeronadisk.com/V2/book_PLC/engineeronadisk.html
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billabott over 12 years ago

Found a book via Interlibrary Loan that contains extensive discussion of Ladder methods and a great deal more.
Title: Industrial Automation - Circuit Design and Components
Author: David W. Pessen
Date Published: 1989
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
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billabott over 12 years ago in reply to danielw

This phrase "primed goods inwards" is a new one to me.
I take it that you mean you have notified the receiving department.
My IMO Smart will be delivered to my home.
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