Computerized Numerical Controllers (CNCs)
C5
C5 Computerized Numerical Controllers Legacy Information
Background: The C5 Control platform was introduced in 1995. The purpose of this control platform was to have the ability to connect a machine to a full automotive production line. This control platform also added a handheld for programming parameters.
Lifecycle: Introduced (1995) - Discontinued (1997)
Service Life: Mitsubishi is committed to help extend the life of your CNC products for as long as reasonably practicable by offering repair service until parts/components are no longer available. See below for repair information.
Migration Info
The C5 series is succeeded by the C64 series control platform in 1997. This control provided a 64 bit RISC processor as well as a Windows CE terminal and a variety of network cards to communicate to A series PLC's.
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