Differences between CC-Link IE Control Network and CC-Link IE Field Network

The CC-Link IE Control Network is a high-capacity controller network whose maximum number of link points is 128k words. The CC-Link IE Field Network is an al... More Details >>

Difference between AJ65SBTB1-32DTE1 and AJ65SBTB1-32DT1

Major differences are shown below. - AJ65SBTB1-32DT1 - Input type positive common (sink type) - Rated input current approx. 5 mA - ON voltage/ON curr... More Details >>

Differences between the AJ65SBTB1-16TE and AJ65SBTB1B-16TE1

The following shows the major differences. -AJ65SBTB1-16TE - 1-wire terminal block, 1-common type - Maximum load current: 0.1 A/point -Protection fu... More Details >>

Difference between networks called CC-Link and those called MELSEC

CC-Link IE, supported by the CC-Link Partner Association, is an open field network standard that integrates networks, from a controller network to field/moti... More Details >>

Difference between the CC-Link IE Controller Network and a MELSECNET/H network

The CC-Link IE Controller Network is an improved system that has a higher processing speed and a larger data capacity than the MELSECNET/H network system (PL... More Details >>

Terminating resistors for RS-485 communication of LJ71C24

The resistance value is 110 ohm, 1/2 W. More Details >>

Difference between CC-Link reserved stations and invalid stations

- Reserved station Reserved stations are not actually connected to the network (but will be connected in the future) but do not appear as data link error... More Details >>

Ethernet cables for the CC-Link IE Field Network

General-purpose Ethernet cables that meet the 1000BASE-T standard (category 5e or higher) can be used. We recommend double shielded cables. Recommended pro... More Details >>

SB/SW refresh device setting with CC-Link

SB/SW uses 512 points of refresh devices. More Details >>

Cables for CC-Link networks

Use CC-Link dedicated cables. General-purpose cables cannot be used. More Details >>