1-4 Comparison between the NS Series and the NS-Runtime
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1-4 Comparison between the NS Series and the NS-Runtime
There are the following differences between the NS Series and NS-Runtime.
Functions may differ between when the NS-Runtime runs on the NSA Series and when it
runs on an environment other than the NSA Series.
Items related to Hardware, communications and data transfer
NS-Runtime
Item
NS Series
NSA Series
Other than
NSA Series
Resolution
1024 X 768 dots max.
(When using NS15)
1024 X 768 dots
max.
3840 X 2400
dots max.
Connectable
PLCs
Any of the following Series: C, CV, CS, CJ,
CP, or NSJ
Any of the following Series: CV,
CS, CJ, CP, or NSJ
Connection
Method to the
Host
- 1:1 NT Link
- 1:N NT Link (Standard, High-Speed)
- Ethernet
- EtherNet/IP
- Controller Link (When mounting Controller
Link I/F unit)
- Host Link
- Memory Link
- Ethernet
- Ethernet/IP
- Controller Link (When mounting
Controller Link I/F unit)
- Host Link
- Toolbus
Connection to the
Temperature
Controller
Provided Not Provided
Connection to
another
company’s PLC
- Mitsubishi FX-series, A-series, and
Q/QnA-series PLCs
- SIEMENS S7-300 Series PLCs
- OMRON Trajexia Motion Controller
- Yaskawa MP-series Machine Controller
- Yaskawa Varispeed F7 Inverter or VS mini
V7 Servo Drive
- Rockwell Automation (Allen-Bradley)
SLC500, MicroLogix, PLC-5,
CompactLogix, CompactLogix, and
ControlLogix Controllers
- Devices that support Modbus RTU
- Yokogawa Electric FA-M3/FA-M3R-series
PLCs
Not Provided
Connection to the
Barcode Reader
Barcode Reader can be connected to Serial
Ports.
Barcode Reader can be connected
to USB Ports.
Transferring
project data to
the NS
Series/NS-
Runtime
- Serial
- Ethernet
- Modem
- Controller Link
- USB
- Memory Card
- Data Transfer using SPMA
- Memory Card
- When the CX-Designer and NS-
Runtime is installed in the same
environment, project data that is
being edited can be copied to the
NS-Runtime’s project storage
folder using CX-Designer’s
transfer function.
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