It should also be remembered that Version 5.2.0 of the Configurator provided support for the PNOZ mI1p module that enables PNOZmulti systems to be linked together - and this is carried forward in the latest Version 5.2.2, of course.Īnyone running a previous version of the Configurator with a licence under 12 months old is entitled to a free upgrade for those with licences older than this there is a charge of £122.40. And for applications in which the PNOZmulti performs standard automation control functions, the Configurator enables the cascading output from the PNOZmulti to be used as an output for standard control functions.Īnother important introduction in Version 5 was the facility for creating error messages and setting up the PVIS intelligent diagnostics when a compact PMImicro diag diagnostic display is connected to the PNOZmulti controller. Version 5 and upwards enables a wider range of safety inputs and outputs to be used, such as safety mats, safety gates with interlocks, pushbuttons, limit switches, key switches, foot switches and light curtains with muting functions. The main benefits are extra safety functions, standard automation control functions, and improved diagnostics to help minimise plant downtime in the event of a safety-related stoppage.
When Version 5 was released, it incorporated a number of features that are, of course, retained in Version 5.2.2. While version 5.2.2 delivers small but significant enhancements compared with version 5.0, this latest release is an excellent opportunity to upgrade from Version 4 of the Configurator.
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