Unboxing the Arduino Opta PLC - See What Surprises Await!

We are unboxing the Arduino Opta IoT PLC. This is the RS485 version.
This controller measures 3.5 inches by 2.75 inches wide and 2.5 inches tall.
The Opta is din rail-mounted. We have eight digital inputs that can be used for discrete or analog signals. The Analog will accept a signal from 0 to 10 volts with a resolution selectable from 12 to 16 bits. RS485 port is used for connections with other industrial equipment.
Four 10 amp rated relays and a user input button are on each current model of the Opta PLC. USB and Ethernet communications also come standard. The AUX port will be used for future expansion.
Arduino Opta IoT PLC Series
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Arduino Opta PLC - IoT and Industry 4.0 Enabler
Finder OPTA 8A Series - Tutorials
opta.findernet.com/en/
Datasheet
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Quickstart Sheet
cdn.findernet.com/app/uploads...
Arduino Opta Hardware
www.arduino.cc/pro/hardware-a...
Arduino PLC IDE
www.arduino.cc/pro/software-p...
Arduino Software Download Page
www.arduino.cc/en/software
(Arduino IDE, PLC IDE, PLC IDE Tools)
Opta PLC FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
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Garry
ACC Automation
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Arduino Opta IoT PLC Series
accautomation.ca/series/arduino-opta-plc/
Opta PLC FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
accautomation.ca/series/arduino-opta-plc/opta-plc-faq/
Arduino Opta PLC - IoT and Industry 4.0 Enabler
Finder OPTA 8A Series - Tutorials
opta.findernet.com/en/
Datasheet
cdn.findernet.com/app/uploads/S8AEN.pdf
Quickstart Sheet
cdn.findernet.com/app/uploads/IB8A04EN.pdf
Arduino Opta Hardware
www.arduino.cc/pro/hardware-arduino-opta
Arduino PLC IDE
www.arduino.cc/pro/software-plc-ide
Arduino Software Download Page
www.arduino.cc/en/software
(Arduino IDE, PLC IDE, PLC IDE Tools)
Regards,
Garry
ACC Automation
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[@davidkohler9357]

copy from Siemens LOGO xDDDD

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Hi David Kohler,
I just reviewed the specifications for the LOGO. They are very different from the OPTA. The OPTA is geared toward IoT. This means there are communications to the cloud so you can view and monitor dashboards. The OPTA programs in the 5 IEC standard languages plus C++ (sketches) or a combination. The LOGO seems to only use a block-type program language.
The LOGO is capable of expansion, but the OPTA is not currently.
This is just a very brief comparison. Correct me if I am wrong because I have not programmed the LOGO.
Thanks,
Garry