µMACC can control up to 6 axes of servos or steppers via Pulse/Direction signals, servo drives via the CAN Bus, or 2 servo axes via PWM signals to digital servo drives.
November 3, 2015 - Advanced Motion Controls releases µMACC motion control card that can control up to 6 axes of servos or steppers via Pulse/Direction signals, servo drives via the CAN Bus, or 2 servo axes via PWM signals to digital servo drives.
Designed for general purpose applications (e.g. servo loops, data acquisition, etc.) the µMACC can act as a stand-alone controller or as a control interface between a PC running a Click&Move program and the motion control hardware.
Features
- Up to 6 axes of servo or stepper control
- Control signals : pulse/dir , network over CAN Bus, PWM
- Programmed with AMC's Click&Move IDE or directly in C.
- On-board I/O can be expanded with 4 different types of pluggable, optional I/O modules
- 100Mbit Ethernet connection to PC and/or HMI
- 4K of non-volatile parameter storage
- 1MB of program storage
- Customizable via firmware for OEM specific applications
- Dimensions mm (in) 142.30 x 99.95 x 18.10(5.61 x 3.94 x 0.71)
