GRT1-TBR Omron, GRT1-TBR Datasheet - Page 5
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GRT1-TBR
Manufacturer Part Number
GRT1-TBR
Description
TURNBACK RIGHT HAND SIDE
Manufacturer
Omron
Datasheet
1.GRT1-END.pdf
(17 pages)
Specifications of GRT1-TBR
Lead Free Status / Rohs Status
Lead free / RoHS Compliant
Other names
GRT1TBR
An integral component of Smart Platform
The SmartSlice remote I/O series was developed as
a part of Omron’s Smart Platform. Designed to make
machine automation easy, Smart Platform provides
seamless, drag-and-drop integration of all automation
components in your machine. From sensor to
controller, from HMI to drive, all devices are accessible
through one connection using a single software suite,
CX-One. Moreover, built-in distributed intelligence
in Omron devices means that you spend less time
programming and troubleshooting.
The Smart Platform concept is built around three
key elements:
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Smart I/O to reduce your programming effort
SmartSlice analogue I/O units will also help you reduce PLC
programming. Many useful functions are already built in, and
only require some settings to match your application’s
characteristics. Some examples:
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Analogue value scaling takes place in the unit. Your PLC
program and HMI will only see data in engineering units.
No conversion is required, so programs will be shorter and
easier to understand.
Up to four alarm levels can be set per signal. Alarm settings
are stored in the SmartSlice unit, and backed up in the
One software
for your complete machine
One connection
to reach all your devices
One minute
to achieve what took you hours
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interface unit. This allows true hot-swapping, without having
to set up the replacement unit.
Time-based calculations on analogue data can be complex
in a PLC. SmartSlice analogue inputs have built-in
integration and rate-of-change calculation. Integration
calculates a volume based on analogue flow measurement;
rate-of-change calculation can be used to warn you that
an analogue value is changing faster or slower than expected.
This can help detect situations such as leakage, wear,
or abnormal load.