AXIS

AXIS Schematic
AXIS is a dedicated Motion control node fully supported by motion control commands within Control-C. Control loop cycle times are user selected in the range 1 to 5 milliseconds.
Hardware Features
- Incremental Encoder Interface - Isolated industry standard single ended or differential mode A, B and Z channels.
- Encoder Power - Isolated +5V provided by the node or from an uncommitted user supplied input.
- Analogue Amplifier output Interface - Isolated, + / - 10.5V single ended or differential.
16 bit resolution.
- Digital I/O - 4 off, isolated, 24V PNP format. Can be used as either Inputs or Outputs.
High speed encoder position capture provided by Input 0.
Software Features provided by Control-C
- Full Velocity profiling.
- Independent Acceleration and Deceleration values.
- Point to Point Position Moves.
- Velocity Mode.
- Absolute Moves with velocity profiling.
- Relative Moves with velocity profiling.
- Torque Mode.
- Cam profiles.
- Multi-Axis moves (co-ordinated with other Axis nodes on the E-Net).
- Electronic Gear Locking (co-ordinated with other Axis nodes on the E-Net).
- Vector Moves (co-ordinated with other Axis nodes on the E-Net).
- Position registration via position capture from Input 0.
- Slaving to Master encoder (value shared over the E-Net).
- Virtual Axis (provided by any node on the E-Net with encoder value shared over the E-Net).
- Digital I/O Outputs set instantly. Inputs read every 0.0005 sec.
- Digital I/O timed output pulses ( period = 0.0005 to 60 sec. resolution = 0.0005 sec).
- Digital I/O input filtering (preventing false signalling).
- Digital I/O edge triggered software interrupts on all inputs.
- Interrupts fully software configured and controlled.
- Software induced interrupts by pulsing outputs.
Front Panel Indicators
- 8 Segment Display - Status, programming progress and Communications indicator.
- Analogue Drive Status - Bi-colour (Green/Red) LED with colour and brightness proportional to output voltage.
- Digital I/O Status (all channels) - Red LED. On = when I/O is in the active state.
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