Schneider Electric 140CPU53414A

The Modicon 140CPU53414A is a Schneider Electric manufactured module that is a part of the Quantum Automation System. The Quantum Automation System comes with digital capabilities and is designed for real-time control in industrial applications as well as manufacturing applications. It does this within a modular architecture that is expandable and uses several modules including CPUs like the 140CPU53414A, CPS’s, I/O modules, Network interface modules, and several others. All of the Quantum System components work together on the Quantum system. The CPU is the bus master. These products are manufactured in France and are designed for Material handling, packaging, and textile machines usage. They come with a 2-year warranty from MRO Electric. We also carry CPUs from other manufacturers such as Modicon and ABB.

Features

The Schneider Electric Quantum CPU module 140CPU53414A serves as a bus master.  It controls the local, remote, and distributed I/O of the Quantum System.  What kind of rack will you use for the 140CPU53414A module? The 140CPU53414A module is used on the Quantum local I/O rack.  Several functions can be implemented using the Modicon 140CPU53414A by using the programmable memory which internally stores user instructions.  What kind of functions can be used with the programmable memory on the 140CPU53414A? You can enjoy Logic, process sequencing, timing, coupling, arithmetic functions to name a few. These are controlled through digital and analog outputs for many different machines and processes.

Advantages

The Modicon 140CPU53414A has a maximum internal memory of 2.7 Mbytes. Does the 140CPU53414A come equipped with a key switch? Yes, this module has a key switch. There are several components for ease of use on this module.  It has an LED display at the top front of the module. Directly above the LED display, you will find the module number and the module description. Below the LED display is where you will find the battery component. Beneath the battery component is the key switch. There is a small slot for the memory port and comm parameter slide switches. The slide switches are used for memory protection when it is in the top position. There are two three-position slide switches on this module. There is no memory protection when it is in the middle and bottom positions. The right switch is used for Comm parameter settings for the Modbus ports (RS-232). The final two things on the front of the 140CPU53414A are the Modbus connector and the Modbus Plus connector.  There is a removable door that covers the battery, key switch, memory port, Modbus connector, and Modbus Plus connector. You can also add a customer identification label to the attachable door on the front of the module.

How to use a 140CPU53414A

To assign ASCII function capabilities to the port, set the right slide switch to the top position. Are the ASCII functions already set and ready to use? Yes, the ASCII Comm parameters are preset.  They are not changeable. What are the port parameters? The transmission speed is 2,400.

The Parity is even. There are seven data bits and one stop bit. How do you set the Modbus Plus node and Modbus port addresses?  These are set at the rear of the 140CPU53414A module.  This is done through the two rotary switches.

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