CS Series

The accelerating wave of globalization calls for rebuilding systems to cope with changes in demand. And now OMRON has taken its wealth of technical know-how in factory automation and process control technology to create a PLC-based process control system.

Increasing amounts of information, standardization, and open standards form the basis for achieving hardware and networking capabilities for process control.
A wide range of software that can be easily used by design, development, and maintenance personnel makes operating and maintaining the system far easier.

*For details on the CJ Series, refer to the Loop-control CPU Units Catalog (R128-E1).

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The over-spec nature of a distributed control system (DCS) increased costs. PLCs, however, could not provide the required process control capabilities, and signal conversion with isolators and other devices was required for I/O. It was just not possible to achieve the ideal system for a specific application.

PLCs provide the some of the functions and performance of DCS while also providing the advanced features of PLCs: Open specs, easy maintenance, and cost performance. A wide range of Isolated-type Analog Units helps to save space and greatly reduces system costs.

The manufacturer must be relied upon for everything from system construction to maintenance. Even simple changes to parameters cannot be performed in-house. And, it's nearly impossible to use general-purpose devices and software (such as HMI devices or Windows-based software) when modifying the system.

Paste function blocks in a window just like you were creating a flow sheet, and then connect the blocks with the mouse to graphically program a wide range of process control. And with a PLC, it's easy to incorporate general-purpose HMI devices and software (such as touch panels and SCADA software).

If an error occurs in the active CPU Unit, the standby CPU Unit takes over in an instant (using the hot standby method) so that system operation continues essentially unaffected. Other duplex variations are also possible. For example, instead of duplexing the CPU Unit, Power Supply Unit, and Controller Link Unit, a system can be constructed with a Single-CPU Unit and only a duplex Power Supply Unit or only a duplex Controller Link Unit.

Replace Units with power supplied or even while the system is running, including CPU Units (Duplex-CPU system), Power Supply Units, Communications Units, Basic I/O Units, and Special I/O Units.

When using more than one controller for multi-loop control, the control panel is just too big. And specification changes required altering the control panel, making changes difficult.

Programming is as simple as combining the function blocks required by the application. To increase the number of controlled loops, just add them to the program. HMI windows can also be created easily using a wide range of utility software.

Communications must be programmed to input data to the PLC. And communications time can restrict control performance. The more controllers that are used, the more difficult maintenance becomes.

The Loop Control Boards and Units were designed for the CS1 PLCs and require no communications programming. High-speed, flexible data links can be created with the PLC to increase control performance.

Note: CS1W-LCB05-GTC only.
Gradient temperature control equalizes the temperatures at multiple points, providing high-quality heat processing, reducing energy loss until temperatures stabilize, and saving labor in adjustments due to interference between heaters.

Example:
Planar Temperature Control of Multi-stage Furnaces, Wafer and Glass Surface Temperatures, and Other Applications.