CX5200-0060 Beckhoff
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The Beckhoff CX5200-0060 is an embedded PC from the CX Embedded PC Systems series. It has dimensions of 142 x 100 x 92 mm and features four USB 3.0 interfaces providing 900 mA each. This PC offers two RJ45 LAN interfaces with speeds of 10/100/1000 Mbit/s and supports flash storage using both CFast and microSD slots.
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The CX5200-0060 is produced by Beckhoff as part of the CX Embedded PC Systems series. In an automation cell, it operates as the main control node, running PLC logic, communicating with field devices, and driving local I/O slices through its integrated backplane. By combining CPU, power supply, and communication ports in a slim housing, the unit lets machine builders replace a traditional IPC and separate controller with one DIN-rail module, reducing panel depth and wiring density.
It fits into compact spaces with overall dimensions of 142 x 100 x 92 mm. The electronics are energized by a 24 V DC supply that is internally fused and monitored. Upstream networks connect through 2 x RJ45, 10/100/1000 Mbit/s LAN ports, while service equipment attaches through 4 x USB 3.0, 900 mA ports. An IP20 housing limits use to clean control cabinets. Program and recipe data reside on CFast and microSD cards, and the terminal bus can source 2 A to field sensors. Up to 10 W is available for E-bus or K-bus electronics, and separate power contacts forward 10 A to actuators. This allocation keeps sensor, logic, and load circuits electrically separated, helping maintain deterministic cycle times even when inductive devices switch.
System integrity is supported by a dielectric clearance of 500 V toward external circuits. The backplane forwards cyclic frames of 2048 B in / 2048 B out and can address as many as 65534 E-bus terminals, allowing large modular stations. Visual diagnostics are possible through the DVI-D port that drives panels at 1920 x 1200 pixels. A capacitor-based UPS reserves 1 MB of nonvolatile RAM for one second, giving the controller enough time to finish image and trend writes during power interruptions. The module is OCT-capable, so status is logged automatically without external wiring. The controller can resume operation without manual recovery after brief power failures.