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The Millenium Evo is a complementary addition to the Crouzet Automation product line and sits between the popular Millenium 3 and the more complex em4.

Features f the Millenium Evo include:
• Easiest and most intuitive visual programming software
• Twice as much memory capacity than competitors (up to 1000 function blocks)
• Ready to configure communication protocols
• Supports complex data processing with its 32-bit capacity
• Allows you to combine function block and SFC programming
• Organise your program with custom icons, images and text comments
• Create your own macros or use pre-programmed application blocks

Crouzet YouTube Video --->   Features & Benefits of Millenium Evo

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Crouzet have released the latest version of the em4 Soft 1.3.00.

What’s New?
-  Product label added at the end of datalog file in order to make out csv file source.
-  Label Management is now in the Programme Configuration window -> tab "Properties".
-  Datalogging function block: additional input to trigger sending + choice in the "archiving a datalog" tab of the Configuring Controller Communication window.
-  Status function block: Additional output to warn that datalog memory is full.
-  Maximum number of function blocks increased from 1024 to 2048.
-  Maximum number of Macro increased from 64 to 127.
-  Additional compatibility with Windows10 64-bits operating system.
-  New MEM 32-bits function block.
-  SFC movement bloc inputs change from 16-bits to 32-bits.
-  Changes in the "Controller choice" window.

Available free of charge, em4 Soft can be downloaded from the following link:

http://automation.crouzet.com/downloads/download-your-software-em4-soft/

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Crouzet Touch Brochure

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 em4 Ethernet Brochure 

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The most intuitive and easy to use Nano-PLC on your Ethernet Network with embedded Ethernet Modbus TCP/IP server.

Key Features
-  Save time in designing your application and remote functions using the most intuitive graphical function block language of the market
-  Measure accurately your high-end industrial sensors with the embedded configurable analog inputs (including 4-20 mA)
-  Integrate easily one of our three high tech designs in your machine
-  Adapt your application along the way of its lifecycle thanks to the enhanced controlling performances

Product Details
-  26 I/Os nano-PLC in a compact modular shape
-  24 VDC (-15% +20%) power supply
-  Highly visible HMI with 4 lines of 18 characters white on a black backlight, 6 x programmable keys
-  4 configurable digital inputs for encoder (20 kHz), or high speed count (60 kHz)
-  12 digital/analog inputs including 4 configurable (0-10 V, 0-20, 4-20 mA) with high accuracy for sensors
-  2 static PWM outputs allowing controlling analog actuators (controlled valve, controlled pump…) or for external PWM/0-10 V or 4-20 mA converter
-  8 relay outputs (2 x 6 A, 6 x 8 A)
-  A large memory for application and remote functions program (~1000 FB)
-  Programmable locally with an USB interface
-  Optional Interface for Modbus RS485 slave

Accessories
-  I/O & specific expansions
-  Interfaces & wireless antennas
-  HMI & visulalization
-  Sensors & Signal converters
-  Power-Supply & other accessories

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