Deal of the Week:
ControlLogix L5555 Processor
I’m always on the lookout for a good deal, and it’s hard to pass up this price, especially from a dependable seller who I’ve used in the past.
But on the bright side, it leaves one more of these ControlLogix processors for you to snatch up!
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ControlLogix 1756-L55/A and 1756-M13/A for $103
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Controller CPU Processor Unit with Memory Expansion 1.5MB
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Free Shipping, Returns: 30 days money back, buyer pays return shipping
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Seller with 99.9 positive, and who I’ve happily used in the past
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Don’t forget that a L5x processor can only be flashed up to version 16. This limits what servos you can use. Also many of the new PowerFlex add on profiles require 17 or newer.
Good afternoon Mike,
Yes, very true!
But, to use as something to learn on, or for a home project, 1.5mb and v16 is pretty good.
And v16 had a lot of new stuff that many people still don’t use today!
Thanks again for your comment, and have a great weekend!
Shawn Tierney