All-In-One or Modular Controller

Horner Automation now offers both All-in-one Controllers and Modular CPUs for machine control. Both are powerful, flexible controllers and are programmed using free software. But which should you choose for a given application? Join us and we compare and contrast these two world-class options from Horner Automation so you can make the best decision for your machine control application. Stay Connected! Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/horner-apg/ For Cscape information, or to download a FREE copy, visit: https://hornerautomation.com/cscape-software/ For other Horner Live Q & A Events - check out our LIVE playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLo8pKsXu4vWWHCDSyrGbONEi24EiyAQdL\ Table of Contents: 00:00 - Introduction 01:13 - Agenda 01:46 - Horner’s Latest Controllers 02:51 - What is a Horner All-in-One Controller? 04:46 - All-in-Ones vs Modular Controllers 04:46 - Similarities 05:15 - Differences 05:36 - All-in-One Controller: Advantages & Disadvantages 07:08 - Modular Controller: Advantages & Disadvantages 07:42 - Installation Scenarios 07:51 - Machines with Tight Space Requirements: All-in-One 09:14 - Machines with Tight Space Requirements: Modular 10:46 - Machine with Control Components on the Door: All-in-One 12:46 - Machines with Remotely-mounted Touchscreens: Modular 14:01 - Machines with No Interface At All: Modular 15:08 - Machines with No Interface At All: All-in-One 16:16 - Machines in Outdoor Environments: All-in-One 17:11 - Machines in Outdoor Environments: Modular 17:18 - Conclusion 19:00 - Wrap-up