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Part 1: Webinar for Beginners – Overview of the programming environment akYtec ALP Part 2: Webinar for Beginners – Practical Programming with akYtec ALPRead More

We gradually increase your knowledge about the PR200 functionality and make you more confident at programming this device by using the akYtec ALP programming software.Read More

You have already bought our PR200 Mini-PLC or contemplating doing so – this video will be useful either way. The video provides a quick overview of the device as well as initial steps on its use.Read More

Our customer support team has been receiving questions on Modbus communication between SMI200 and PR200, so we decided to prepare a sample project which thoroughly covers this topic.Read More

two input modules look pretty similar at first glance. Both of them feature 8 universal inputs for various analog signals, i.e., from current or voltage transmitters, temperature sensors, and other devices with standard analog outputs. Each input of both modules can be configured for the required signal. This allows communication with various sensors or transmitters with a single module without the need to purchase multiple modules, which are usually available separately for each signal type. This feature makes these modules a valuable and cost-effective tool in automation systems. Despite many similarities, the MV110-24.8A and MV110-24.8AS extension modules have some differences.Read More

Digital panel meters from akYtec stand out with their compact and exclusive design. The unique combination of the rectangular front and cylindrical back provides advantages in the mounting process as well as in reading the screen.Read More

The PR200 mini PLC from akYtec can display the values of BOOL, INT or REAL variables, as well as constant text on its LCD screen, which is not the case for the STRING variables. The STRING data type is not supported by akYtec ALP programming environment. But what can be done if you want to display a variable text?Read More

The ITP14 is a universally-applicable process display for monitoring and controlling industrial processes. It has a configurable analog input for voltage signals (0–10 V) or current signals (4–20 mA and others). It also has an NPN transistor output to control a load up to 42 V DC / 200 mA and to implement ON/OFF control. The individual groups (input, output, power supply) are galvanically isolated from each other.

In the following video are presented:

• - Scope of delivery
• - Experimental setup with wire connection
• - Functions and configuration
• - Simple operation and sample display of a temperature
• - Configuration of the alarm and activation of the NPN transistor output
• - Setting of “safe output state”

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There are implemented 3 log-channels in this project, using analog inputs/outputs and the RS485 interface of the MSD200 Data Logger. It means that you can find here some cases in point for configuring log-channels, Modbus settings, monitoring the real-time values. At the end of this part, we are showing you how to export an Excel or a CSV file with the built-in File ManagerRead More

In this video the ITP11’s functions and operation are introduced step by step.

Starting with the exterior design, going through the electrical installation until the configuration of:

• Password function
• Decimal point position
• 4 mA – lower limit (-999…9999)
• 20 mA – upper limit (-999…9999)
• Damping time
• Square root function
• Alarm function
• Lower setpoint limit
• Upper setpoint limit

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