CX9000-1001 Beckhoff
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The CX9000-1001 is an embedded PC manufactured by Beckhoff as part of the CX Embedded PC Systems series, featuring an Intel IXP420 processor with XScale technology running at a clock rate of 266 MHz. This unit includes 64 MByte of main memory, 16 MByte of flash memory, and supports K-Bus I/O connections with two Ethernet ports operating at 10/100 MBit. It operates with a 24 VDC power supply and has maximum power loss of 6 W.
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The CX9000-1001 is an Embedded PC manufactured by Beckhoff and supplied within the CX Embedded PC Systems series. Intended for DIN-rail mounting in control cabinets, it functions as the central logic element of small to medium machines, combining PC processing with modular field I/O so that deterministic automation tasks can be executed directly on the plant floor. Its compact DIN-rail format allows the controller to sit close to distributed I/O and network connections inside the cabinet. This arrangement suits compact machine controllers that need direct access to cabinet-mounted I/O and Ethernet links without taking much panel space.
An Intel IXP420 processor with XScale technology runs at 266 MHz, and TwinCAT-PLC-Runtime is preinstalled to execute IEC 61131-3 programs. Runtime data reside in 64 MByte of SDRAM, while firmware and user projects are held in a 16 MByte Flash module. Two Ethernet channels are available through two RJ45 connectors; each port supports 10/100 MBit operation to link the controller to supervisory networks or peer devices. Local expansion is handled by the K-Bus, with 4 kByte of dual-port RAM decoupling the CPU from the terminal stack for cyclic I/O exchange. Up to 2 A of current can be sourced on the I/O power rail to feed the attached slices. A dielectric strength of 500 Vrms separates the logic supply from field wiring, reducing the risk of cross-coupled transients.
The unit operates from a 24 VDC supply and sheds no more than 6 W, allowing convection cooling inside compact enclosures. An embedded non-volatile RAM of 128 kByte secures retain variables when power is removed, eliminating the need for a battery. Its housing measures 59 mm × 100 mm × 91 mm, so the controller fits within a single standard slot while leaving adjacent space for additional Beckhoff terminals.
