Scalability, Flexibility Networkability

AnSH CPUs

GX Developer Software for Windows® 95, 98, NT and XP.

Support for Ethernet, NET/10, CC-Link, I/O Link, and a variety of other standard networks DeviceNet, Profibus, AS-i, Modbus).

Available components ensure a clean fit in any environment.

From 1 to over 8192 I/O per controller, networked systems to 4000 controllers.

Core instruction set (and software) common to all CPUs.

Various local and networked I/O solutions.

Certified to UL, cUL, CE (as indicated) DNV (shipping, DL, RINA for all AnSH products only)

Network Overview

Whether you’re manufacturing stand-alone machines, or you’re automating a whole production line, a network of some kind is usually an essential feature of a control scheme. Your requirements may be to place I/O where it is needed on your machine, or maybe to network multiple controllers in manufacturing cells to an enterprise wide information system. The AnSH system offers just such a broad network capability. We also understand that some customers look for the security and efficiency of a single vendor solution, while others wish to broaden their options. Whichever approach appeals to you, Mitsubishi has a range of network solutions which offer benefits to your application.

• Ethernet

• CC-Link

• Profidbus-FMS

• MODBUS

• Profidbus-DP

• DeviceNet

• AS-i

• MELSECNET/10 and NET/B

• I/O Link

AnSH CPU Modules

QnSH CPUs

The QnAS(H) executes up to 60 programs simultaneously, in up to 4 different ways. The CPUs are specifically designed to increase programming productivity while decreasing development time by offering the following benefits:

• Programs can be split into modules controlling specific machine/line functions, eliminating the complexity of writing, debugging and maintaining a single large-scale program.

• Program modules can be reused on future projects with similar functions, decreasing development time.

• Allows program coding to be split between multiple programmers, speeding up development.

• Smaller programs can be debugged faster.

• Decreased downtime due to easier analysis of shorter programs.

• Multiple access to the program memory; several technicians can work on different programs simultaneously.

• Initial; Execute initialization routines once only, then remove from program scan.

• Scan; regular program execution.

• Low speed; non critical tasks executed in remaining scan time as available.

• Wait; executed only when required, again removing periodic tasks from program scan.

Global & local devices for multiple program support

Network Overview

Whether you’re manufacturing stand-alone machines, or you’re automating a whole production line, a network of some kind is usually an essential feature of a control scheme. Your requirements may be to place I/O where it is needed on your machine, or maybe to network multiple controllers in manufacturing cells to an enterprise wide information system. The AnSH system offers just such a broad network capability. We also understand that some customers look for the security and efficiency of a single vendor solution, while others wish to broaden their options. Whichever approach appeals to you, Mitsubishi has a range of network solutions which offer benefits to your application.

• Ethernet

• CC-Link

• Profidbus-FMS

• MODBUS

• Profidbus-DP

• DeviceNet

• AS-i

• MELSECNET/10 and NET/B

• I/O Link

QnSH CPU Modules