AMADA PLC Controllers: C0024B-PADP1, C0024B-PADPI, C0027A-PADP2-000, DPR, EN Series – Datasheet

1. Product Overview

🖥️ The AMADA PLC Controller series—including models C0024B-PADP1, C0024B-PADPI, C0027A-PADP2-000, DPR, and EN—serves as a versatile automation backbone for industrial machinery and tooling systems. These compact programmable logic controllers are engineered for precision, flexibility, and long-term service in demanding environments. Designed for seamless integration with AMADA’s manufacturing and processing equipment, they provide reliable control of motion sequences, safety interlocks, I/O expansion, and communication pathways.

2. Technical Specifications

3. Key Features

• Scalable I/O: Modular architecture allows for flexible expansion of digital and analog I/O to suit varying automation needs.
• Multi-Protocol Support: Offers serial (RS-232/485) and optional Ethernet communications for networking with SCADA, HMI, and other PLCs.
• Real-Time Control: Executes logic scans, interrupts, and motion sequences with low-latency response—vital for precision tooling.
• Built-In Diagnostics: Integrated LED indicators and status flags help with quick troubleshooting and fault detection.
• Compact & Robust: Engineered to fit tight machine-control compartments while tolerating industrial dust and vibration.

4. Installation Guidelines

1. Power Down: Prior to installation, ensure all power supplies to the machinery are disabled.
2. Mounting: Install the controller using its DIN-rail clip or secure it to a flat panel using screws. Ensure clearance for ventilation.
3. Wiring: Connect the 24 V DC power lines to the supply terminals, observing proper polarity and using adequately rated wiring.
4. I/O Wiring: Attach sensors and actuators to the digital/analog I/O ports, following the model’s pinout documentation.
5. Communication Setup:
   • For serial: wire RS-232 or RS-485 lines according to cable specifications.
   • For Ethernet-equipped units: connect via shielded Ethernet cable and configure IP details.
6. Grounding: Bond the controller’s chassis ground to the main control panel earth to suppress electrical noise.
7. Power & Test: Reapply power and observe startup behavior—status LEDs should indicate normal operation with no fault or error codes.

Installation Tips:

• Maintain separation between power and signal wiring to minimize electromagnetic interference (EMI).
• Use ferrite cores or twisted-pair cables for critical communication lines if EMI is a concern.
• Keep wiring neat and labeled to facilitate future troubleshooting or replacements.

5. Maintenance & Usage Notes

• Routine Inspection: Visually inspect terminals, connectors, and LEDs regularly—look for loose wires, discoloration, or worn contacts.
• Cleaning: Wipe the unit gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid solvents or moisture that could infiltrate the housing.
• Firmware Handling: If performing firmware updates, backup your control program first. Use only manufacturer-sanctioned firmware.
• Environmental Monitoring: Confirm ambient temperature and humidity remain within the specified range for reliable operation.
• Diagnostic Tools: Utilize built-in LED statuses or software utilities for troubleshooting before considering replacement.
• Replacement Guidelines: If logic performance degrades or if hardware failures are indicated (via prolonged LEDs or system errors), replace the unit using proper power-off procedures.

6. Recommended Applications

• Sheet metal fabrication automation
• CNC press brake and laser processor control
• Robotic arm motion logic
• Custom assembly line sequence control
• Integration into AMADA’s DPS and automation suites

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