Omron V700-L22-V2-5 | Omron PLC Module

Description The Omron V700-L22-V2 is a CIDRW Controller module for Carrier ID Reader/Writer RFID systems, primarily used in semiconductor cleanroom environments. Technical Specifications Condition New/Never Used Surplus BrandPart Number Omron Category Automation Equipment Part Number V700-L22-V2-5 Subcategory PLC Communication Interface Weight 1.1 kgs Information About V700-L22-V2-5 The Omron V700-L22-V2-5 is a compact RFID controller module designed for managing low-frequency Carrier ID tags in semiconductor and industrial automation systems. As part of the V700 Series, this module acts as a communication interface between Omron CIDRW heads and host systems, supporting SECS/GEM protocols for process tool integration. Featuring RS-232C/RS-485 connectivity and powered by 24 VDC, the V700-L22-V2-5 enables reliable material identification and tracking within FOUP and reticle transport systems. Though now discontinued, it remains widely used in legacy RFID-based automation environments. Key Features: Carrier ID RFID Controller: Interfaces with Omron V640 RFID heads for 134 kHz tag communication. SECS/GEM Protocol Support: Allows integration with semiconductor host controllers via standardized protocols. RS-232C/RS-485 Communication: Provides flexible serial interfacing for factory networks and PLC systems. 24 VDC Power Supply: Requires low operating power (150 mA) for efficient control cabinet installation. D-sub 9-Pin Connections: Simplifies head and host connectivity via standard industrial connectors. LED Status Indicators: Provides visual feedback for power, operation, and error status. DIN-Rail / Panel Mount Design: Supports secure installation within equipment cabinets. IP20 Enclosure Rating: Suitable for protected indoor control environments. Discontinued Model: Primarily available through surplus and aftermarket channels for legacy system support. The Omron V700-L22-V2-5 offers dependable RFID communication control for cleanroom and industrial applications requiring 134 kHz Carrier ID tag tracking. Its SECS/GEM compliance, compact form, and legacy compatibility make it a key component for supporting older FOUP management and material tracking systems.