Micro 830 Repair

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The Micro 830 series is a series of Allen-Bradley PLC devices. It is part of the larger Allen-Bradley 2080 product series. Its controllers are designed for simple machine control applications. One of the features of these controllers is an embedded USB port. This port can connect the Micro 830 controllers to the Workbench software. It is a plug and play port and does not require complex communication drivers. The controllers also have embedded serial ports that connect with an HMI such as a PanelView HMI. They have high-speed inputs and outputs and they can control 3 axes of motion by using pulse outputs. The most important features of the Micro 830 controllers are their support for plugins. The plugins are used to add special functionalities to the controllers. The controllers can accommodate up to 5 plugin modules. The controllers come with 6 high-speed counter inputs. They also feature 100 kHz of speed on the 24 Volts DC rated model. The controllers are equipped with the Modbus RTU protocol.

The Micro 830 series controllers come with 24 Volts DC power supplies. They also support external 120 to 240 Volts AC power supplies. The embedded serial ports include the ASCII, CIP serial, and Modbus RTU Master/slave ports. The controllers have high-speed input interrupts. The CIP serial in the controllers allows for tighter integration with PanelView components. The terminal screw torque of the Micro 830 controllers is 0.6 N-m by using a 2.5-millimeter screwdriver. The isolation voltage of the 830 series controllers varies with different modules. The insulation stripping length of the controllers is 0.28 inches. The enclosure of the PLCs comes with the IP 20 protection rating and they can only be used in indoor locations. The logic controllers weigh 0.933 pounds and they have dimensions of 90 x 150 x 80 millimeters. They can be operated handheld or they can be mounted or screwed to a wall.