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| - | Unipi PLCs are available in three sizes: | + | Unipi units are available in three sizes: |
| * **Type S**: max. 10 inputs and outputs, 70 × 90 × 60 mm (4 DIN modules) | * **Type S**: max. 10 inputs and outputs, 70 × 90 × 60 mm (4 DIN modules) | ||
| * **Type M**: max. 40 inputs and outputs, 140 × 90 × 60 mm (8 DIN modules) | * **Type M**: max. 40 inputs and outputs, 140 × 90 × 60 mm (8 DIN modules) | ||
| * **Type L**: max. 70 inputs and outputs, 210 × 90 × 60 mm (12 DIN modules) | * **Type L**: max. 70 inputs and outputs, 210 × 90 × 60 mm (12 DIN modules) | ||
| - | Depending on the model, Unipi controllers feature 1-3 sections, with each section containing a group of inputs, outputs or communication interfaces. Unipi controllers can have **1** (S-series), **2** (M-series) or **3** (L-series) sections, as shown on the picture below: | + | Depending on the model, Unipi units feature 1-3 sections, with each section containing a group of inputs, outputs or communication interfaces. Unipi units can have **1** (S-series), **2** (M-series) or **3** (L-series) sections, as shown on the picture below: |
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| - | Labels **S**, **M** and **L** allow for a quick distinction between controller sizes. The **section numbers** is important for the software, especially for addressing input and output boards. The special section number is **0**, through which in some cases all three sections can be accessed simultaneously. | + | Labels **S**, **M** and **L** allow for a quick distinction between unit sizes. The **section numbers** is important for the software, especially for addressing input and output boards. The special section number is **0**, through which in some cases all three sections can be accessed simultaneously. |
