| Brand | RW Energy |
| Model NO. | Slim type PLC |
| Rated voltage | 24V |
| Product edition code | Economic Edition |
| Series | XL |
XL series PLC has card design, ultra-thin appearance,Equipped with powerful CPU processor, complete functions, high reliability and compact structureEspecially suitable for narrow installation space.
feature：
Slim appearance, small and practical
Strong compatibility
Strong expansion ability
utstanding cost performance
Save more installation space
XL1 Economic type product series
configuration：1. Program capacity256KB 2. I/O sequential control 3. Max I/O 16 points 4. Basic instruction 0.02-0.05us 5. RS232,RS485 6. X-NET fieldbus 7. USB port high speed download (max 12Mbps)
XL3 Standard type product series
configuration：1. Program capacity 256KB 2. I/O seq uential control 3. Max 1/0 352 points 4. Basic instruction 0.02~0.05us 5. RS232,RS485 6. X-NET field bus 7. USB port high speed download (max 12Mbps) 8.3 channels high speed counter (single phase up to 80KHz, AB phase up to 50KHz) 4. 2-4 channels 100KHz pulse output
XL5 Enhanced type product series
configuration：1. Program capacity512KB 2. I/O sequential control 3. Max I/O 576 points 4.Basic instruction 0.02-0.05us 5. RS232.RS485 5. X-NET fieldbus 6. USB port high speed download (max 12Mbps) 8. 3-4 channels high speed counter (single phase up to 80KHz, AB phase up to 50KHz) 9. 2-10 channels 100KHz pulse output
XL5E Ethernet communication type product series
configuration：1. Program capacity 1MB 2. I/O sequential control 3. Max I/0 576 points 4. Basic instruction 0.01-0.03us 5. RS232,RS485,RJ45 6. X-NET fieldbus 7. 2-10 channels 100KHz pulse output 8. 3-10 channels high speed counter (single phase up to 80KHz, AB phase up to 50KHz) 9. Online downloading 10. Bipolarinput
XL5N CAN communication type product series
configuration1. Program capacity 1MB 2. I/O sequential control 3. Max I/0 544 points 4. Basic instruction 0.01-0.03us 5. RS232,RS485,Rj45 6. 2 channels CAN communication, support CANopen and CAN free fommat communication 7. Support Ethernet communication 8. 2 channels 100KHz pulse output 9. 3 channels high speed counter (single phase up to 80KHz, AB phase up to 50KHz)i0nline downloading
XLME Ethernet communication type product series
configuration：1. Program capacity 1MB 2.I/O sequential control 3. Max l/0 576 points 4. Basic instruction 0.01-0.03us 5. RS232,RS485, Rj45 6. X-NET fieldbus 7. 4-10 channels 100KHz pulse output 8. 4-10 channels high speed counter (single phase up to 80KHz, AB phase up to 50KHz) 9. Linear/arc interpolation 10. Follow-up function 11. Online downloading
XLH EtherCAT type product series
configuration：1. Program capacity2~4MB 2. Max I/O 542 points 3. Basic instruction 0.01-0.05us 4. RS232,RS485,RJ45 5. Ethernet communication 6. X-NET fieldbus 7. EtherCAT bus control 8. channels 100KHz pulse output 9. 4 channels high speed counter (up to 200KHz) 10. Follow-up function 11. 3 axes linear/acrinterpolation 12. 16 channels electronic cam (XLH-24A16L/XLH-30A32L not supported) 13. Bipolar input
XL5H EtherCAT type product series
configuration：1. Program capacity 1M 2. Max I/O 536 points 3. Basic instruction 0.01~0.05us 4. RS232,RS485,RJ45 5. Ethernet communication 6. X-NET fieldbus 7. EtherCAT bus control 8. 2 channels 100KHz pulse output 9. 3 channels high speed counter (single phase max 80K, AB phase max 50K) 10. Follow-up function 11. Online downloading 12. Bipolar input
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