MAIN PROCES MOD, LEVEL 1
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Manufacturer | Rockwell Automation |
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Brand | Allen-Bradley |
Product Lifecycle Status* | Discontinued/Obsolete |
* The Allen Bradley 1775L1A has been discontinued by the manufacturer, however we specialize in obsolete parts and can likely still supply surplus and/or refurbished replacement 1775L1A units instead of migration.
The 1775L1A is the main process module of a PLC Family Programmable Controller from Allen Bradley. It connects to the industrial terminal via the Industrial Terminal Cable. Keep in mind that the location of the terminal must be within 5,000 feet from the processor. Using cable more than that length would affect the efficiency of the system. In non-technical language, the 1775L1A serves as the brains of the controller. This processor is designed to provide efficient computing solution to your industrial needs. The 1775L1A is found inside the processor chassis for the compatible PLC Family Programmable Controller. Another component found inside the chassis is a memory module, which stores data needed for operation. By monitoring and sending data to the memory, the operator can determine what the processor module is doing at any given time.
During startup, the terminal will perform a self-diagnostic test. If there’s a problem, the monitor will display a FAULT message. If the error message is a COMMUNICATION FAULT, turn off the power of the terminal and then switch it on again after a minute. If the same message appears, turn the power off again and then disconnect the cable leading to the processor chassis, then reconnect the cable and turn the power on again. For other error messages, consult the manual on how to troubleshoot the problem. When turning on the system, first turn on the PLC controller and make sure that the keyboard is attached to the terminal. You should also check if the terminal cable is connected to the controller. Lastly, turn on the industrial terminal. This will prevent damaging the 1775L1A with an improper startup.
Revision Part # | Also known as | |
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1775L1A Ser A | 1775L1A/A, Series A, Rev A | Request a quote |
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