OMRON CQM1-ME04K / CQM1-ME08K PLC Memory Module – CQM1 Series
Omron CQM1-ME04K CQM1-ME08K is listed for CQM1 Series RFQ review. Confirm quantity, condition and destination before quotation.
Model: CJ1M-CPU13
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Technical Dossier
The CJ1M series was introduced as a successor to OMRON's CPM2A and CQM1H platforms, inheriting the CJ-series high-speed bus (cycle time as low as 0.04 μs/step) while reducing the physical footprint. Early CJ1M units (circa 2001–2005) shipped with CPU11 and CPU12 variants offering 5K–10K program steps and basic built-in I/O. The mid-generation refresh introduced the CPU21, CPU22, and CPU23 variants with expanded memory (up to 20K steps), integrated Ethernet option boards, and enhanced pulse output for motion-adjacent applications.
The CJ1M-CPU13 — the subject of this listing — represents the upper tier of the CJ1M CPU range, offering 20K program steps, 32K words DM area, built-in RS-232C and RS-422A/485 ports, and support for up to 10 expansion units. Compatibility with CJ1-series I/O units is maintained across all CJ1M CPU variants, enabling mixed-generation rack configurations. As of 2024, OMRON has transitioned primary development focus to the NX/NJ series (Sysmac platform), positioning CJ1M as a mature/legacy product line. Long-term spare parts availability is confirmed through OMRON's global distribution network and authorized third-party suppliers.
CPU Units
Digital Input (DI) Modules
Digital Output (DO) Modules
Analog I/O Modules
Communications & Network Adapters
Power Supply Units
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