CPU version

[Guest Jerry]

Can anyone tell me where to find the CPU type of my Mitsubishi Q02HCPU. I've got a selection of - Q3...B - Q5...B/Q6...B - QA1S...B What does that mean and where do I find my version of the CPU (using GX Developer). Need the version to get the I/O refresh time. Thanks in advance

[Guest Anth]

Those numbers appear to refer to the different base units that area available. Do you not just need to indicate which base unit you are using?

[Guest Jerry]

Base unit: Q35B These numbers really seem to stand for the base unit no.s ...and again an evidence that the Mitsubishi Manuals were written by real dumba**es. Why they can't write they want the base unit No.??? Again 2 hours for tryin to find out what these b****rds mean. I'm so fed up with this...

[antht 0]

Pleased you got sorted out. I didn't realise I wasn't signed in when I was on before.

[Crossbow 295]

What are you talking about CPU type? The Q02H is the CPU type. The other ones you're showing are backplanes for the Q, and a CPU for the QnA, not Q. All QxxH processors have the same processing time. Go to www.meau.com and download the Q Data Book. It's got all the info you'll ever need on the Q series.

[panic mode 246]

Jerry, If you tell us what you need we can try to help you out with selecting hardware. Some things are not always straight forward, so try us... I was working on couple machines now that use Q02HCPU. I like the Q because even Q02H seam to be quite powerfull. For example in one machine there are CC-Link, Profibus and two etherent networks, motion card, analog card etc. Fairly big program with tons of continuous reading/writing to buffer and all ladder logic is always scanned -> 3.6ms scan time.