DMC21x3 - Ethernet/RS232 motion controller - 1 to 8 axes card

  • Manufactured by: Galil Motion Control

Quick Overview

Galil's DMC-21x3 Ethernet motion controllers are designed for extremely cost-sensitive and space-sensitive applications. These controllers are typically half-the-price and half-the-size of box-level Ethernet controllers. These intelligent, card-level controllers can be purchased with plug-in, multi-axis amplifier boards which eliminate wirin..

Description

Galil's DMC-21x3 Ethernet motion controllers are designed for extremely cost-sensitive and space-sensitive applications. These controllers are typically half-the-price and half-the-size of box-level Ethernet controllers. These intelligent, card-level controllers can be purchased with plug-in, multi-axis amplifier boards which eliminate wiring between the controller and drives. Amplifier boards are available for driving stepper, brush and brushless servo motors up to 500 Watts. Or, the ICM-20100 break-out board can be used for easy connection to external drives.

The DMC-21x3 series is available in one through eight axis versions and can be configured for control of step or servo motors on any combination of axes. The card-level controller measures just 4.25" x 7.0" for one through four-axis models and 4.25" x 10.75" for five through eight axes. Any mode of motion can be programmed including linear and circular interpolation, contouring, electronic gearing and ecam. As with all Galil controllers, programming the DMC-21x3 is simplified with two-letter, intuitive commands and a full set of software tools such as WSDK for servo tuning and analysis, and the ActiveX Tool Kit for Visual Basic users.

 

Features
 

  • Ethernet 10Base-T and (1) 19.2kb RS232 port
  • Available in 1 through 8 axis formats
  • Optional plug-in amplifier boards for driving stepper, brush or brushless servo motors up to 500 Watts
  • Ethernet supports multiple masters and multiple slaves allowing communication with multiple computers and I/O devices. Supports Modbus protocol for communication with I/O devices
  • Accepts encoder frequencies up to 12 MHz for servos and ouputs 3 MHz pulses for steppers
  • Advanced PID compensation with Velocity and Acceleration feedforward, integration limits, notch filter and low-pass filter. Sample times to 62.5 microseconds per axis
  • Modes of motion include jogging, point-to-point positioning, contouring, linear and circular interpolation, electronic gearing and ECAM
  • Multitasking for concurrent execution of up to eight application programs
  • Non-volatile memory for application programs, variables and arrays
  • Dual encoders, home input and forward and reverse limits accepted for every axis
  • 8 TTL uncommitted inputs and 8 outputs for 1- through 4-axis models; 16 inputs and 16 outputs for 5- through 8-axis models
  • Add optically isolated I/O with ICM-20105
  • Add 8 analog inputs and 40 digital I/O with optional DB-28040
  • DB-28104 provides sinusoidal interpolation for Sin/Cos encoders
  • Connects to Galil's IOC-7007 Intelligent I/O controller for additional analog and digital I/O on the Ethernet
  • High speed position latch and output compare for each axis
  • Sinusoidal commutation for brushless servo motors
  • 1-4 axes card: 4.25" x 7.0"
    5-8 axes card: 4.25" x 10.75"
  • -BOX or DIN-Rail mounting option
  • Accepts +5V, +/-12V DC inputs; DC-to-DC converter option for single 18V to 72V DC input
  • DMC-21x3 uses 96-pin DIN connector for each set of 4 axes
  • Custom hardware and firmware options available
  • Ceramic Motor Option allows precise control for all Ceramic Motors.
  • DMC-31x3 option allows up to eight axes to be distributed amongst several DMC-31x3 controllers on a single Ethernet network
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Manufacturer Informations

Galil Motion Control

    With over 750,000 controllers sold, Galil is a leading manufacturer of motion controllers and PLCs.
    Since introduction of the first microprocessor-based motion controller in 1983, Galil has remained one of the industry’s leading innovators. Located in Rocklin, California, Galil is a privately held company

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