Integrated Servo Motor

Integrated Servo Motor

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Wide range of motors from 2.55 Nm to 25 Nm
3000 rpm rated speed
Peak torque 300% of rated torque
IP65 protection
Space-saving. Cabinet reduction
Energy saving by sharing DC Bus
Incremental and multiturn absolute encoder options
Embedded I/O’s for dedicated or general purpose
Pre-assembled cables for plug-in installation

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You can find articles written by our team here to help you on your journey with us. They contain useful tips, startup guides and best practice configuration for our products.

August 30, 2023

Optimizing Performance for Quattro Robot Control with EX Controller: Limitations and Recommendations

1.1 Purpose To explain the factors that limit the EX Controller's ability to manage three or four Quattro Robots simultaneously. 1.2 Setup Typical Vision Based Conveyor Tracking with PackManager (previously PackXpert) application and PLC Communicatio

October 11, 2023

How to Read Robot Servo Data via V+ Programming

Accessing robot servo data through a C# program is a relatively straightforward process. However, in cases where a C# program with ACE integration is not available for user use, it may be necessary to resort to V+ programming.   Use DEVICES keyword

December 03, 2023

How to configure FSOE on 1S Servo

This article explains how to use the STO function via EtherCAT communications. To use the STO function via EtherCAT communications, you need to connect the network and make settings for the EtherCAT master and the Safety CPU Unit. Configure the digit

March 04, 2024

NB with CP1L through COM1/RS232(Host Link) and MX2 through COM2/RS485(Modbus RTU)

Introduction This article explains how connection can be established with a CP1L (CP1W-01) using Host Link (RS232C) and two MX2 Inverters using Modbus RTU.   1. Connecting Methods Host Link (RS232C)NB with CP1L through COM1/RS232 (Host Link) Modbus

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