* Economic type: 10/14/20/30 points (10/14 points: 2points built-in Analog Timer)

* Standard type: 20/30/40/60 points

* Various expansion modules: input, output, mixed modules

* P area extended for SMART I/O application (P000~P63F)

* High-speed processing speed: 0.1us/step (standard type)

* Battery-less backup

 - Program backup: EEPROM backup while online editing

 - Data backup: Super capacitor

* Various input handing: Input filter, pulse catch

Enhanced communication functions

* Built-in RS-232C (Ch0) and RS-485 (Ch1) support *1)

* Transmitting data monitoring support: KGLWIN

* Various option modules

 - Cnet (RS-232C, RS-422) Fnet/Rnet (master module)

 - Profibus-DP/DeviceNet (slave module)

An analog input renovates a voltage level into a digital value that can be deposited and administered in a computer. There is  a gathering of sensors available which translate things like temperature, pressure, etc. into voltages. For example, in an analog audio signal, the immediate voltage of the signal varies uninterruptedly with the pressure of the sound waves. It fluctuates from a digital signal, in which the continuous measure is a representation of a categorization of discrete values which can only take on one of a finite number of values.