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1 1  = **2.1 PLC host composition** =
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3 -According to the different hardware structure, PLC could be divided into main unit, expansion module and BD board.
3 +According to the different hardware structure, PLC could be divided into host unit, expansion module and BD board.
4 4  
5 5  WECON PLC has the built-in battery, CPU and I/O points. The PLC CPU could connect with I/O expansion modules to expend the I/O point number or connect with some special function expansion modules.
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35 35  Figure 2
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38 -RS422 communication cable drawing
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40 -[[image:企业微信截图_16749852553667.png]]
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42 -Figure 3
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44 44  = **2.2 Expansion module** =
45 45  
46 46  WECON PLC has many kinds of expansion modules, including I/O module, analog input and output module, high speed output module and Ethernet communication protocol.
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60 60  [[image:1617848918114-171.png||height="406" width="500" class="img-thumbnail"]]
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62 -Figure 4
55 +Figure 3
63 63  
64 64  The PLC CPU and the expansion module are the same size in height and depth, but different width. So they could connect with each other in a neat form, also the configuration is flexible.
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67 67  [[image:2.WECON PLC introduction_html_e5b6cb69a43842b4.jpg||height="293" width="800" class="img-thumbnail"]]
68 68  
69 -Figure 5
62 +Figure 4
70 70  
71 -= **2.3 BD module** =
64 += **2.3 BD board** =
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73 -Compared with expansion module, BD module is smaller, more flexible (up to 2 BD modules in one PLC) and cheaper, but also with multi-function. Because the BD module is installed in the host unit, so it will not occupy extra space.
66 +Compared with expansion module, BD board is smaller, more flexible (up to 2 BD boards in one PLC) and cheaper, but also with multi-function. Because the BD board is installed in the host unit, so it will not occupy extra space.
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76 76  [[image:1617848958334-935.png||height="231" width="700" class="img-thumbnail"]]
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78 -Figure 6
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79 79  
80 80  = **2.4 Dimension** =
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85 85  [[image:1617848968476-703.png||height="294" width="700" class="img-thumbnail"]]
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87 -Figure 7
80 +Figure 6
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89 89  Mount the plc in the DIN (35mm) rail directly. Gently pull out the DIN rail mounting clip from below, then we could remove the main unit from DIN rail. The mounting holes could be used to directly mount the programmable controller with M4 screws. Please refer to the following table for the pitch and location of mounting holes.
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103 103  [[image:1617848984586-696.png||height="292" width="650" class="img-thumbnail"]]
104 104  
105 -Figure 8
98 +Figure 7
106 106  
107 -== **2.4.3 BD module** ==
100 +== **2.4.3 BD board** ==
108 108  
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110 110  [[image:1617848979413-720.png||height="251" width="600" class="img-thumbnail"]]
111 111  
112 -Figure 9
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113 113  
114 114  = **2.5 PLC series function appendix** =
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137 137  **⑥ Instruction set:** 1=1S instruction set; 2=2N instruction set, none = default 2N instruction set.
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141 141  **✎Note:**
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143 143  1. The 1S instruction set does not support floating-point operations.
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145 145  1. The LX3VP series is an upgraded version of the LX3V series, which adds N:N network communication function, RSLIST tabularization, DVIT interrupt positioning instruction, PLSR2 multi-speed high-speed instruction, and supports ETH-BD (Ethernet module) and CAN module.
146 146  1. The LX3VE series is an upgraded version of the LX3V series, which adds electronic cam, S-cam function, N:N network communication function, linear interpolation function, RSLIST table command, DVIT interrupt positioning command function, and supports ETH-BD (Ethernet module) .
147 147  1. The LX3VM series is an upgraded version of the LX3VE series, which adds the arc interpolation function, but does not support ETH-BD (Ethernet module).
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149 149  
150 150  **The specific function parameters are shown in the figure below:**
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212 212  |**CCPID instruction**|**×**|**×**|**×**|**×**
213 213  |**SCL**|**×**|**×**|**×**|**×**
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217 217  **✎Note: **Only supported by special versions, please consult relevant personnel for details.
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