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Title:
Industrial control processor system
Abstract:
An industrial control processor is employed in a numerical control system to operate the servo mechanisms on a machine tool in response to a part program stored on a tape. The industrial control processor includes unique hardware and software features which also allow it to operate as a programmable controller to control the discrete digital devices associated with the machine tool. The industrial control processor is programmed with a conventional computer type instruction set to perform numerical control functions and is programmed with a programmable controller type instruction set to perform the machine dependent logic functions. The resulting system maintains the state-of-the-art capabilities of a computer numerical control (CNC) and adds to it the flexibility and programming ease of a programmable controller.
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Inventors:
Dummermuth, Ernst (Chesterland, OH, US) Donze, William A. (Mentor, OH, US) Bielawski, Timothy (Maple Heights, OH, US)
Application Number:
728000
Filing Date: 1976-09-29 Publication_date: 1977-07-26 Assignee:
Allen-Bradley Company (Milwaukee, WI)
Primary Class(es):
700/7
700/18
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Other References:
"Actrion III" Publication by Actron, Div. of McDonnell Douglas, p. 4, 11-10-1976. "If You're Working Metal it's Easier with Adapt-A-Path" General Automation Inc. Publication, 11-10-1976, p. 8. |