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Quantum soultions from Scotland's longest established Schneider integrator.The Quantum PLC range comes from the Modicon stable within Schneider. It's configuration and programming will be familiar territory to older Modicon users. For the die-hards, you can even program it in 984 Ladder Logic compatible form, although of course you lose all the modern advances in programming software. And of course, with over 150 Schneider/Telemecanique PLC systems behind us, you can be confident that we have a wealth of experience applying Schneider PLC's to a wide range of applications. |
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Concept programming SoftwareConcept takes Modicon programming, and brings it into the modern world of Windows. For Quantum, this provides an advanced environment of ladder, Sequential Flow Chart, Function Block Diagram, etc.. There's even an internal PLC simulator, so you can run your software in a soft PLC inside you PC, before you download it to the PLC.
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The Quantum M1, the next step for OEM's.
For machine OEM's, the M1 could be the final solution in the distributed control system.
Remote I/O, distributed to terminal boxes, communicating on a low-cost high speed network link.
An HMI connected to this link, for operator interface..
Makby a drive or two linked on as well, and a load cell here or there for batch weighing.
And for the processor...
At one of the I/O nodes, clip on the M1 processor, replacing the normal comms module, and create the last link in a truly distributed system.
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