C200H CPU + I/O power supplies, C200HS, C200HX/HG/HE, CPM1, CPM1A, CPM2A, CQM1/CQM1H, CJ1M, CJ1G-CPU4[]P, CJ1W-EIP21/ETN21, CJ1W-V600C11/C12, CJ2H-CPU6[]-EIP, CJ2M-CPU3[], CJ2M-CPU1[] (Europe only), CJ1W-NC[][]3 (discontinuation WITHDRAWN), CP1W-MODTCP61/EIP61, SmartStep A R7D-AP/R7M, G-series R88D-GT/GN, SmartStep 2 R7D-BP, NT31/NT31C, NT20, NS5-MQ, NB -> NB-V1, 3G3MV, CX-Programmer status note
| Product Family | Catalog/Series | Lifecycle Status | Discontinuation or milestone date | Recommended Replacement / Migration Path | Migration Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SYSMAC C-series PLC | C200H CPU Units | Discontinued; end of maintenance reached (model/date table in Omron Discontinuation Notice No. CDPMAD-12015, August 28, 2012) | Discontinued end of September 2000; end of maintenance end of September 2007 | CS series (CS1) / CJ series — Omron publishes a model-level Replacement Guide from C200H to CS1 (P069) | Program conversion in CX-Programmer (Change Model); I/O addressing changes (e.g. Basic I/O IR 100–199 → CIO 2000–2199; Special Relay Area becomes Auxiliary Area / condition flags specified by label); SYSMAC Support Software cannot be used with CS1; PROM writer, floppy-disk and printer interface units have no CS1 equivalent; uploading from C200H requires the C200H-IP007 Peripheral Interface Unit + CQM1-CIF02 cable (per P069) |
| SYSMAC C-series PLC | C200HS CPU Units | Discontinued; end of maintenance reached (same CDPMAD-12015 model/date table) | Discontinued end of March 2004; end of maintenance end of March 2011 | CS series (CS1) — Replacement Guide from C200HS to CS1 (P070); CJ series is the other current target family | Same conversion pattern as C200H: CX-Programmer Change Model conversion, I/O table registration and address changes required (per P070) |
| SYSMAC C-series PLC | C200H I/O Power Supply Units — C200HW-PA204 / PA204S / PA204R / PA209R, C200H-PS221, C200H-PS211 | Discontinued; repair services ended (Omron Discontinuation Notice No. CDPMAD-12015) | Discontinuation date end of March 2015; end of repair services end of March 2015 | Per the notice's replacement table: CS-series power supplies on the CS migration path; on the CJ path CJ1W-PA202 / CJ1W-PA205R / CJ1W-PD025. C200H-PS221 and C200H-PS211 have **no direct replacement** — a series replacement to CS/CJ is required | Power supplies cannot be carried into a CS/CJ rack one-for-one in all cases; PS221/PS211 users must change platform, not just the PSU |
| SYSMAC CPM micro PLC | CPM1 CPU Units (CPM1-10CDR / 20CDR / 30CDR-V1) and CPM1-20EDR expansion unit | Discontinued (Omron US Product News PN012003) | Discontinued March 30, 2004; repair services offered for 5 to 7 years after discontinuation | CPM1A-V1 — named by Omron as the easiest replacement (same software platform) | Direct step to CPM1A-V1; the later CPM1A → CP1E conditions (below) apply on the second hop |
| SYSMAC CPM micro PLC | CPM1A CPU Units (incl. CPM1A-10CDR-D-V1 and family) | Discontinued — "Discontinued On Mar. 2015" (official Omron AP family page); Omron support confirms "discontinuation in 2015" | March 2015 | CP1E (or CP1L) — Replacement Guide from CPM1A to CP1E (P083) maps models one-for-one, e.g. CPM1A-10CDR-D-V1 → CP1E-E10DR-D | High-speed counter addresses change: reset bit SR 252.00 → A531.00, HSC present value SR248/249 → A270; HSC PV data format changes BCD → BIN (values must be converted before BCMP/CTBL use); PLC Settings are not auto-converted; several CPM1A instructions have no CP1E equivalent (ASFT, MLB, DVB, MCRO and others per the P083/P084 instruction tables) — Omron directs those users to CP1L/CP1H; CPM1A expansion units map to CP1W equivalents |
| SYSMAC CPM micro PLC | CPM2A CPU Units | Discontinued — covered by the same Omron production-end notice as CPM1A (Omron notice No. 2013041C, 2015); exact month not stated in the sources opened | 2015 (Omron notice No. 2013041C; month not published in sources opened) | CP1E — Replacement Guide from CPM2A to CP1E (P084) | No synchronized pulse control on CP1E; instructions with no CP1E equivalent include ASFT, MLB, DVB, SEC/HMS, SUM/SRCH/MAX/MIN and MCRO — Omron recommends CP1L/CP1H for those; CP1E contains no battery (fit CP1W-BAT01 to retain DM/Holding/Counter data or use the clock); CP1E CPUs with 10/14/20 I/O points cannot take expansion units; mounting depth changes on most models (DIN track and hole pitch unchanged) |
| SYSMAC CQM1 compact modular PLC | CQM1 / CQM1H (incl. power supplies CQM1-PA203 / PA206 / PD026) | Discontinued **[distributor-sourced — bestcontactor lists CQM1-PA203 "Discontinued (March 2019)" and states there is no official direct replacement model]** | March 2019 **[distributor-sourced]** | CJ2M — Omron's official Replacement Guide from CQM1(H) to CJ2M (P087) maps the platform, incl. CQM1-PA203/PA206/PD026 → CJ1W-PA202 / CJ1W-PA205R / CJ1W-PD025 | Migration is a platform change, not a PSU swap; pulse-output instructions are remapped (SPED/PULS port specifiers and control-data formats differ between CQM1H and CJ2M, per P087); no official Omron dated discontinuation notice for CQM1/CQM1H was located — the date rests on distributor reporting |
| SYSMAC C-series PLC (SYSMAC α) | C200HX / C200HG / C200HE CPU Units | Legacy — no Omron discontinuation notice with dates was located; Omron publishes a Replacement Guide from C200HX/HG/HE to CS1 (P071) | CS1 — Replacement Guide P071 (Omron-authored, read via third-party mirror) | Upload program, PLC settings and DM from the α CPU with CX-Programmer via CQM1-CIF02 cable, then Change Model to CS1; instructions are auto-converted but some cannot be converted and must be hand-edited (guide Appendix A) |
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All 26 records are in the Omron Automation — End-of-Life & Migration Cross-Reference v1 file.
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How do I check whether a specific Omron Automation part is in this dataset?
Open the free sample records on the dataset page first — they are copied verbatim from the paid file. The full file lists every record with its source notice, so you can confirm coverage of your exact part number before relying on the cross-reference.
What does last time buy (LTB) mean?
The last date the manufacturer accepts orders for a discontinued part. After it passes, the part is only available from remaining distributor stock or the secondary market — which is exactly when a verified replacement cross-reference matters most.
Are the recommended replacements drop-in compatible?
Not necessarily. Manufacturers' own notices sometimes warn that a recommended replacement is not pin or voltage compatible and requires a board redesign. Where the source notice prints such a warning, it is carried in the dataset — always check the replacement's package and key specs against your design.
Where does this data come from?
Every record is extracted from a Omron Automation document — the manufacturer's own lifecycle, discontinuation, PCN/PDN notices and the affected-part lists they publish — downloaded from the manufacturer's own channels. No part number, date or replacement is inferred; if the manufacturer did not print it, it is not in the file.
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