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Room 2211, Bank of China Tower, No. 200 Yincheng Middle Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Omron Automation (China) Co., Ltd
Room 2211, Bank of China Tower, No. 200 Yincheng Middle Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
In order to cope with the long-term shortage of technical personnel and on-site informationization needs, the introduction of the latest network technology is very rapid. Therefore, new problems that cannot be solved by traditional methods often occur in production sites, such as increased MTTR and startup time. Therefore, Omron analyzed the wasteful and inefficient operations based on the workflow of the production site and successfully developed the "NXR series" remote terminal products that can effectively reduce working hours.
By combining with IO Link I/O slave stations, a system that balances information technology and power distribution can be constructed.
Not only can IO Link parameters be automatically set in batches through the setting tool, but remote terminal settings and IO Link device settings can also be transmitted in batches through the controller. With these features, the set working hours can be significantly reduced. (Compared to our company's previous products, the time has been reduced to 1/10)
Simply select the device to batch update parameters. Simplify complex settings to prevent human errors.
Batch set various settings using the controller. No need to individually set each device, significantly reducing setup time.
Digitizing the communication status of Ethernet communication and IO Link communication can confirm network deployment issues before operation. In addition, during operation, changes in communication status can be monitored to facilitate equipment maintenance before sudden stops occur.
It can detect the abnormal disconnection and short circuit of I/O cables, as well as the approximate location of the abnormality when Ethernet communication cables are disconnected or short circuited.
Even without using specialized software tools, the IP address can be set through a hard switch.