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Servomotor controller joins the network

A Quicksilver Controls product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Apr 29, 2008

Single-axis programmable controller is specially designed to servo third-party stepper motors creating a closed-loop stepper system.

QuickSilver has added a CAN option to its smallest (52 x 63mm footprint) most cost effective servomotor controller.

The CANbus can be configured for peer-to-peer, master or slave which allows the controllers to share I/O and registers with other CANopen enabled SilverDust controllers or third-party CANopen devices (such as I/O blocks, encoders, PLCs etc).

For a multiple-axis system, designers can connect several MG-Cs, make one the master and let the others receive motion commands over CAN.

This single-axis programmable controller is specially designed to servo third-party stepper motors creating a closed-loop stepper system.

It also includes serial communications (RS232, RS485) and seven I/O lines.

The RS232/RS485 serial network runs independently in parallel to CAN for supervisory control from a host (such as a PC, PLC or HMI).

The seven bidirectional I/O lines, 12-48V input power and communications signals are accessed through the DB15HD port and can be separated using one of QuickSilver's popular breakouts (QCI-BO-B, QCI-BO-B1, QCI-BO-B1A).

For 24V I/O operations, QuickSilver recommends the QCI-BO-B52 breakout.

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