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General| Model | NX1P2 Series |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Omron |
| Type | Controller |
| CPU Units | 1 |
| Program Capacity | 5 MB |
| Data Memory Capacity | 128 KB |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 |
| Serial Ports | 1 |
| Built-in EtherNet/IP Port | Yes |
| Built-in EtherCAT Port | Yes |
| Built-in USB Port | Yes |
| SD Memory Card Slot | Yes |
| USB Port | 1 |
| Power Supply Voltage | 24 VDC |
| Programming Language | Ladder, Structured Text, Function Block Diagram |
| Communication Protocols | EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT, Serial (RS-232C) |
Details on the NX1P2 CPU Unit, a key component of the Machine Automation Controller.
Comprehensive guide for the hardware aspects of the NX1P2 CPU Unit.
Specifies the target personnel and required knowledge for using this manual.
Lists the products covered by this hardware user's manual.
Explains the standard page layout and notation conventions used in the manual.
Details on actions to ensure safe usage of the product.
Guidelines for ensuring proper operation and performance of the product.
Provides extra details to increase understanding or simplify operations.
Information on differences for CPU Units and Sysmac Studio versions.
Outlines Omron's warranty terms and limitations of liability for products.
User responsibility for determining product suitability for specific applications.
Omron's non-responsibility for user programming of programmable products.
Data provided as a guide; actual performance subject to warranty terms.
Product specifications and part numbers may change without notice.
No responsibility assumed for clerical or typographical errors.
Explains the notation used for safety precautions in the manual.
Defines graphical symbols used to indicate precautions and mandatory actions.
Precautions related to touching terminals while power is supplied.
Requirements for external safety measures in case of unit malfunction.
Caution regarding touching units when power is supplied or immediately after.
Caution regarding tightening terminal screws and cable connector screws.
Caution for online editing regarding I/O timing deviations.
Safety guidelines for handling, transporting, and disassembling units.
Safety precautions for installing units and avoiding damage to connectors.
Guidelines for storing and installing the controller to prevent malfunctions.
Precautions for mounting units, handling connectors, and securing end covers.
Precautions for wiring, including preventing foreign matter and using correct materials.
Details on how NX-series Units comply with EU Directives.
Methods for checking hardware and unit versions.
How to check unit versions using the product's ID information.
Procedure to check unit versions online using Sysmac Studio.
Overview of NX-series Controllers as next-generation machine automation controllers.
Detailed specifications for the NX-series NX1P2 CPU Units.
Step-by-step guide for using the NX1P2 CPU Unit.
Details hardware features like EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, built-in I/O, and unit connectivity.
Describes basic configurations including EtherCAT, NX Unit, and network setups.
Utilizing EtherCAT Slave Terminals for space saving and system flexibility.
Integrating safety controls using NX-series Safety Control Units on EtherCAT.
Built-in EtherNet/IP port for multi-vendor industrial networks.
Controller features built-in I/O for connecting small devices cost-effectively.
Ability to connect up to eight NX Units to the CPU Unit.
CPU Unit can connect one or two Option Boards for serial or analog I/O.
Data retention in non-volatile memory, with limited clock data retention period.
Access to SD Memory Card from user program for data storage.
NX-series Controllers provide expected hardware reliability and RAS functions.
Simultaneous sequence and motion control in a fixed control period.
Support for IEC 61131-3 standards with OMRON's improvements.
Accessing data via variables, with automatic memory assignment.
Security features include operation authority settings and program restriction.
CPU Unit monitors all parts of the Controller, including NX Units and EtherCAT slaves.
Integrated development environment for design, debug, and maintenance.
Simulation features include execution, debugging, and task time estimates.
Covers EtherCAT network and NX Unit configurations for basic setup.
Details configurations of systems connected via EtherNet/IP port or Comm Units.
The main support software for setup, monitoring, and debugging.
Lists additional support software included in the Sysmac Studio package.
Details on instruction execution times.
Specifications for program capacity, memory, and data types.
Memory specifications for CJ-series Units, including CIO, Work, Holding, and DM areas.
Specifications for controlled axes, period, cams, position units, and override factors.
Specifications for tag data links, including connections, packet interval, and tag types.
Specifications for explicit message service, including UCMM and TCP sockets.
Specifications for serial communication methods, baud rates, and transmission distances.
Details on the number of connectable units and power supply.
Information on the number of slots and power off detection time.
Specifications for built-in I/O points, load short-circuit protection, and accuracy.
Accuracy and retention time of the built-in clock.
Outlines the main steps from software design to actual system operation.
Provides detailed steps for software design, setup, programming, and hardware.
Describes the two main types of configurations: Basic and Other Network.
Instructions for establishing an online connection between the CPU Unit and Sysmac Studio.
Details on making networks in various layers with NJ/NX-series Controllers.
Describes models, specifications, and parts of the CPU Units.
Details models, specifications, and applications of SD Memory Cards.
Information on models, specifications, purpose, and part names of serial boards.
Details models, specifications, purpose, and part names of analog I/O boards.
Lists NX Units used for supplying power to other NX Units.
Describes NX Units that perform I/O processing with external devices.
Details models and connection methods of the Sysmac Studio support software.
Describes the power supply system for the CPU Rack and design concepts.
Procedure and calculation examples for designing NX Unit power supply.
Methods and procedures for designing I/O power supply for NX Units.
Guidance on selecting external power supplies and protective devices.
Describes operations during power ON, startup, and power OFF.
Emphasizes the need for safety measures in external circuits.
Instructions and precautions for mounting CPU and NX Units.
Detailed instructions and precautions for wiring various components.
Guidelines for installing the system in a control panel considering environmental factors.
Describes error status, fatal errors, and non-fatal errors of the CPU Unit.
Provides basic error identification and troubleshooting flowcharts.
Lists hardware, NX bus, and controller operation errors with assumed causes.
Detailed descriptions of various errors, their causes, and corrections.
Procedures for daily cleaning and periodic inspections.
Instructions for replacing the clock battery as preventive maintenance.
General specifications common to NX-series CPU Units and related products.
Provides detailed dimensions for CPU Units, end covers, SD cards, and option boards.
Details relationships between unit versions and Sysmac Studio versions.
Lists support functions restricted by NX Unit models and versions.
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