MTC-P01.2-E2-A2-A2-NN-FW EP Bosch Rexroth Indramat
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Ask for AvailabilityThe Bosch Rexroth Indramat MTC-P01.2-E2-A2-A2-NN-FW EP is part of the MTC200 CNC Modules series and features an ISA bus PC interface as well as an Indramat Local Bus SPS interface. This module supports up to 24 drives, with 8 drives per loop, and operates with a NC ready voltage of 24 V at 150 mA. It complies with the IEC 1491 Sercos standard and has a maximum link attenuation of 12.5 dB.
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The MTC-P01.2-E2-A2-A2-NN-FW EP is an MTC200 CNC module with an ISA Bus interface and SERCOS compliance to IEC 1491. Support for 8 drives per loop and 24 maximum drives gives the module strong axis coordination capacity for multi-drive machine control. A 24 V NC ready signal at 150 mA rounds out a well-engineered module for dependable CNC integration.
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The MTC-P01.2-E2-A2-A2-NN-FW EP is a CNC communication module manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the MTC200 CNC Modules series. Installed in machine-tool control racks, it bridges the numerical controller, the programmable logic layer, and the fiber-optic SERCOS drive network. By distributing setpoint data and collecting status telegrams in real time, the module enables coordinated axis motion, spindle control, and auxiliary functions inside automated production equipment. This arrangement lets the control platform exchange motion commands and operating feedback across several machine functions without separate interface cards for each axis group.
In one optical ring, the hardware supervises 8 drives, and with three rings it can support up to 24 drives without multiplexing. Total link attenuation up to 12.5 dB is accepted, so fiber routing can include connectors and patch panels. The NC-ready output supplies 24 V at 150 mA, providing the handshake needed before external contactors are energized. Connection to the host industrial computer is through the ISA Bus, while field-level logic exchanges data over the Indramat Local Bus through a 50-way ribbon cable. The device follows the IEC 1491 SERCOS standard for deterministic telegram scheduling, which helps maintain stable communication timing when the network is heavily loaded.
If mains power collapses, an internal capacitor bank maintains bus activity for 8 ms, allowing drives to decelerate safely. The optical receiver tolerates signals as strong as -20 dBm and still detects telegrams down to -31.2 dBm, maintaining communication over extended fiber lengths. Transmit power is selectable, with higher output for longer runs and reduced output when short jumpers are sufficient. Cabinet planning is simplified by the module's 131.5 mm width, and the multi-loop layout helps conserve slot space in densely equipped machining centers.