| FileName | Category | Format | Release Date | Operation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No documents found. | |||||
MC405 5-Axis High-Performance Motion Controller
The MC405 has two different axis configurations. Both axis configuration modes support 16 software axes. Any axis not assigned to built-in hardware can be used as a virtual axis. Each axis can be programmed to perform various motions, such as linear, circular, helical, and spatial circular interpolation, electronic cam, master-slave motion, and electronic gearing. The controller status can be easily identified through a bright, easy-to-read backlit display. At the same time, the base uses a single-piece metal housing, enhancing the system's grounding performance and improving the system's interference resistance in industrial sites.
Rich Interfaces
4-axis closed-loop or 5-axis pulse, supporting one of four commonly used absolute encoders: SSI, Tamagawa, BiSS, and EnDat;
Supports Expansion
Supports CAN I/O expansion, with up to 512 I/O points;
Complete Certifications
Complete RoHS, UL, and CE certifications;
3C
semiconductor
Precision Manufacturing
electrical appliance
medical device
new energy
| Accessory | Description |
|---|---|
| P317–P327 | CAN I/O Module |
| P750 | Robot Algorithm FEC |
| P561–P563 | UNIPLAY Touch Screen 7-inch & 10-inch & 15-inch |
| Item | P826 | P827 |
|---|---|---|
| Axis 0 | Standard | Expansion + Analog Closed-Loop Servo |
| Axis 1 | Standard | Expansion + Analog Closed-Loop Servo |
| Axis 2 | Standard | Expansion + Analog Closed-Loop Servo |
| Axis 3 | Standard | Expansion + Analog Closed-Loop Servo |
| Axis 4 | Standard | Expansion + Analog Closed-Loop Servo |
Standard Axis — Can be configured in software as stepper and servo pulse/direction outputs. It can also be configured for incremental encoder feedback or analog encoder output.
Expansion Axis — In addition to the standard functions, expansion axes can also be configured for absolute encoders, including SSI, Tamagawa, and EnDat.
Analog Closed-Loop Servo — Analog closed-loop servo uses built-in ±10 V output.
