MC1K-U030D
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The MC1K-U030D motion controller features a communication protocol compliant with DeviceNet, supports a communication distance of up to 100 meters at 500kbps, and has dynamic braking built-in. Part of the K SANMOTION Motion Controllers from Sanyo Denki, it weighs 2 kilograms and supports up to 63 connectable nodes.
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Product Description:
The MC1K-U030D is an admirable K-motion controller made by Sanyo Denki and Toyoda for the most advanced automation systems and applications. With its modular design, this device is intended for rack installations. It performs well as part of a larger automation where it can control other slave devices such as motors or other controllers. The MC1K-U030D can handle motion in a single axis using indexing. Similar to other MC1K controllers, the MC1K-U030D has varying index points depending on the application. This module may similarly be connected to an industrial PC, a PLC, or another controller and act as a slave device.
To establish communication functions, the MC1K-U030D uses DeviceNet. For most of the K-motion modules and devices, the global network is facilitated using the DeviceNet protocol. With this communication protocol, transfer speeds of 125 kbps to 500 kbps are supported. To attain the maximum transfer speed, however, the cable distance and branch line length must be limited to below 100 meters and 6 meters, respectively. With the slowest transfer speed, however, a cable distance and branch line length of 500 meters and 6 meters are supported, respectively. The rationale behind utilizing DeviceNet for this device is that it can synchronize easily with other peripheral I/O equipment and sequencers conveniently.
During operation, the MC1K-U030D must be connected to a compatible communication terminal block. For this single-axis motion controller, the terminal block supplies the DC power necessary to run the communication device. The DC supply range required for this device to function properly is between 11 and 25 volts. In total, the MC1K-U030D can support up to 63 other slave devices. With master-slave architecture, this device can act optionally as the main controller.
Frequently Asked Questions about MC1K-U030D:
Q: How many node addresses does the MC1K-U030D contain?
A: The MC1K-U030D contains 64 node addresses, implying support for one master and 63 slave devices.
Q: What is the maximum number of slave I/O points supported by the MC1K-U030D?
A: The MC1K-U030D supports a maximum number of 512 slave I/O points.
Q: How many units of MC1K-D can the MC1K-U030D support?
A: Limited by 512 slave I/O points, the MC1K-U030D can only support up to 7 units of MC1K-D.
Q: How many I/O units can be allocated by the MC1K-U030D?
A: In the minimum setting, the MC1K-U030D can have 8 points of I/O allocation.
Q: What servomotors can the MC1K-U030D support?
A: In general, MC1K-D controllers can support the same servomotors that are compatible with MC1K-V controllers.
