Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product MN1903 Baldor
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NextMove PCI Motion Controller MOTIO N CONTROL Installation Manu al 3/02 M N1903.
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Content s i MN1903 Contents 1 General Information 1-1 ................................. 2 Introduction 2-1 ........................................ 2.1 Next Move PCI feat ures 2-1 .................................. 2.2 Receiving and ins pection 2-3 ..
ii Cont ents MN1903 4.6 CAN Connect ions 4-20 ....................................... 4.6.1 CAN 1 ( CAN open) - X17 4-21 ......................................... 4.6.2 CAN 2 (B aldor CAN) - X 18 4-22 ....................................... 4.7 Ot her I/ O 4 -23 .
Content s ii i MN1903 6 T roubleshooting 6 -1 .................................... 6.1 I ntr oduction 6-1 ............................................ 6.1.1 Problem diagnos is 6-1 .............................................. 6.1.2 Suppor tMe t feature 6 -1 .
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General I nformat ion 1- 1 MN1903 L T0166A00 Copyr ight Baldor (c ) 2002. All r ights r eserv ed. This manual is c opy righted and all rights are r eser ved. This document or attac hed soft ware may not, in whole or in par t, be c opied or reproduc ed in any form w ithout the prior writt en cons ent of BA LDO R.
1-2 General Inf ormati on MN1903 Safety N otice Only qualified pers onnel s hould attempt the s tart -up proc edure or tr oubleshoot t his equipment. This equipment may be c onnec ted to other mac hines that hav e rotating par ts or parts that ar e contr olled by t his equipment.
Int roducti on 2-1 MN 1903 2.1 NextMove PCI featur es Nex tMov e PCI is a high s peed multi -axis intelligent motion c ontroller f or use i n PCI bus bas ed PC syst em s. Nex tMov e PCI f eatures the MintMT motion c ontrol language. MintMT is a str uct ured form of Bas ic, c us tom designed f or st epper or s erv o motion cont rol applicat ions.
2-2 I ntroduct ion MN 1903 Inc luded with N extMov e PC I is t he Baldor Motion T oolk it C D. This c ontains a number of utilities and usef ul resour ces to get t he most fr om you MintMT contr oller . Thes e include: H Mint WorkBenc h v 5 This is the us er interfac e for c ommunicating w ith the Nex tMove PC I.
Int roducti on 2-3 MN 1903 2.2 Receiving and inspectio n When y ou receiv e y our Nex tMov e PC I, there ar e sev eral things y ou s hould do immediately: 1. Chec k t he condition of the pack aging and repor t any damage immediat ely to t he carr ier that deliv ered y our Nex tMov e PCI .
2-4 I ntroduct ion MN 1903 2.3 Units and abbreviations The following unit s and abbrev iations may appear in this manual: V V olt ( also VAC and VDC ) ............... WW a t t .............. A Ampere ............... Ω Ohm ............... µF mic rofarad .
Basic I nst allat ion 3- 1 MN1903 3.1 Intr oduction Y ou should read all t he sections in Basi c Insta llatio n . It is impor tant that the c orrec t s teps ar e followed when ins talling the N extMov e PC I. This s ec tion des cribes the mec hanic al and electr ical ins tallation of the N ex tMove PC I.
3-2 Basic Inst all ation MN1903 3.2 Location r equir ement s It is essential that you r ead and understand this section before beginning the insta llation . CAUTION : T o prev ent equipment damage, be certain that input and output s ignals are power ed and referenc ed c orrec tly.
Basic I nst allat ion 3- 3 MN1903 3.3 Ins ta llati on Nex tMov e PCI c an be ins talled into an A T st yle per sonal c omputer that has a fr ee 7 inch P CI car d slot. The Baldor Motion T oolk it CD s upport s the f ollowing operating s y stems : Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME , Windows NT4 and Window s 2000.
3-4 Basic Inst all ation MN1903.
Input / Out put 4- 1 MN1903 4.1 Outline This s ec tion des cribes the digital and analog input and output c apabilities of the Ne xtM ove PCI . The following c onv entions w ill be us ed to refer t o the inputs and out puts: I/O Input / Out put ......
4-2 Input / Output MN1903 4.2. 1 100-p in co nn ecto r pin assi gn ment Pin Signal Pin Signal 1 AIN0+ 51 AIN1+ 2 AIN0- 52 AIN 1- 3 AIN2+ 53 AIN3+ 4 AIN2- 54 AIN 3- 5 Demand0 55 D emand1 6 Demand2 56 D.
Input / Out put 4- 3 MN1903 Pin Signal Pin Signal 29 Direc tion O utput 1 79 Direc tion O utput 3 30 S tep Output 3 80 DOUT1 1 31 DOUT10 81 US R V+ 32 DOUT9 82 DOUT8 33 DOUT7 83 USR V+ 34 DOUT6 84 DOU.
4-4 Input / Output MN1903 4.3 Analog I/O The Nex tMov e PCI pr ovides : H Four 12 -bit resolut ion analog inputs. The inputs are av ailable on connec tor X 6 on the Nex tMov e PCI Break out module. H Four 14 -bit resolut ion analog outputs . The outputs are av ailable on c onnector X7 on the Nex tMov e PC I Break out module.
Input / Out put 4- 5 MN1903 4.3 .1 Analog input s - X6 Locatio n Break out module, connec tor X 6 Pin Name MintMT keyword / descrip tion 1 AGND Analog gr ound 2 AIN0+ A I N 0 3 AIN0- A IN0 4 AIN1+ A I.
4-6 Input / Output MN1903 Next Move PCI - + AIN0+ AIN0- AGND MintMT ADC.0 Breakout module 3 1 2 X6 100 pin cable - + Figure 1 - Analog input wiring, A IN0 shown For differential inputs c onnect input lines to A IN+ and A IN -. Leav e AGN D unc onnec ted.
Input / Out put 4- 7 MN1903 4.3 .2 Analog output s (Driv e Dem and/C omma nd) - X7 Locatio n Break out module, connec tor X 7 Pin Name Descriptio n 1 Demand0 D emand output s ignal for ax is 0 2 AGND .
4-8 Input / Output MN1903 4.4 Digital I/O There are a t otal of 20 general purpos e digital inputs . Inputs c an be c onfigured in MintMT for any of t he following func tions : H forw ard limit (end of tr avel) input on any axis H rev ers e limit (end of tr avel) input on any ax is H home input on any axis H driv e error input on any ax is .
Input / Out put 4- 9 MN1903 Inputs can be s hared betw een ax es, and ar e programmable in MintMT ( using the k ey words INPUTACTIVELEVEL , INPUTMODE , INPUTPOSTRIGGER and INPUTNEGTRIGGER )t o determine their activ e lev el and if they should be edge t riggered.
4-10 Input / Output MN1903 4.4 .1 Digit al inputs - X1 Locatio n Break out module, connec tor X 1 Pin Name MintMT keyword / descrip tion Common 1 Shield Shield c onnect ion 2 DIN12 INX.12 3 DIN13 INX.13 4 DIN14 INX.14 5 DIN15 INX.15 C o m m o n 2 6 DIN16 INX.
Input / Out put 4- 11 M N1903 The inputs are c onditioned using l ow pas s R C filter s and Sc hmitt t rigger buffers . If an input is conf igured as edge t riggered, the t riggering puls e must have a dur ation of at leas t 1ms (one soft ware s c an) to guarantee ac c eptanc e by MintMT .
4-12 Input / Output MN1903 4.4 .3 Digit al inputs - X3 Digital inputs D IN0 to D IN3 c an be used as high s peed posit ion latches . The fas t pos ition inputs ar e routed thr ough a programmable c ros s -point sw itc h whic h allows any input to c ause the posit ion of any c ombination of ax es to be c aptured (by the hardw are) w ithin 1µs .
Input / Out put 4- 13 MN1903 4.4. 4 Di gi tal ou tp uts - X4 Locatio n Break out module, connec tor X 4 Pin Name MintMT keyword / descrip tion 1 Shield Shield c onnect ion 2 DOUT6 OUTX.6 3 DOUT7 OUTX.7 4 DOUT8 OUTX.8 5 DOUT9 OUTX.9 6 DOUT10 OUTX.10 7 DOUT1 1 OUTX.
4-14 Input / Output MN1903 OUTX.6 USR V+ Next Move PCI DOUT6 Output module CGND Outp ut load Brea kout module 2 11 X4 100 pin cable 12 Figure 6 - Digita l output circuit with optional ‘NPN ’ current sinking module - D OUT6 shown 4.
Input / Out put 4- 15 MN1903 4.5 Other I/O 4.5. 1 En cod er int erfaces - X12, X13, X14, X15, X 16 Locatio n Break out module, connec tor s X12, X 13, X14, X15, X16 Pin Name Descriptio n 1 Enc oder V+.
4-16 Input / Output MN1903 4.5 .2 Encode r input fre quenc y The maximum enc oder input f requency is affected by the length of t he encoder c ables . The theoretic al max imum frequenc y is 7.5 million quadr ature c ounts per sec ond. This is equivalent to a maximum fr equency for t he A and B s ignals of 1.
Input / Out put 4- 17 MN1903 4.5. 3 Po wer - X9 Locatio n Break out module, connec tor X 9 Pin Name Descriptio n 1 Vcc + 5 V s u p p l y s o u r c e f r o m t h e h o s t P C 2 Vcc + 5 V supp l y sour.
4-18 Input / Output MN1903 4.5. 4 Rel ay and CAN po wer - X 8 Locatio n Break out module, connec tor X 8 Pin Name Descriptio n 1 CAN1 V+ Power input for C AN1 (C ANopen) networ k (12 -24V) 2 CAN1 GND .
Input / Out put 4- 19 MN1903 4.5 .5 St eppe r driv e outputs - X1 0, X1 1 Locatio n Connec tors X10, X1 1 Pin X10 Name X1 1 Name Descript ion 1 S tep0+ Step2+ S tep signal 2 Dir0+ Di r2+ Direc tion si.
4-20 Input / Output MN1903 4.6 CAN Conne ctions CAN (C ontroller A rea Netw ork ) is a 1Mb/s l ocal area net work . T w o CAN channels are s upported by N extMov e PC I - CA Nopen and Baldor C AN. Ac ces s to both c hannels is c onfigured by a 10 -pin 2mm pin header , J 1 1, mounted along the top edge of the N extMov e PC I car d.
Input / Out put 4- 21 MN1903 H T erminators mus t only be fitted at both ends of the networ k, not at int ermediate nodes. H The 0V c onnect ion of all of the nodes on the networ k mus t be tied t ogether through the CAN c abling.
4-22 Input / Output MN1903 4.6. 2 CAN2 (Bald o r CAN) - X18 Baldor C AN c onnec tions ar e made using the br eakout module c onnec tor X18. Locatio n Break out module, connec tor X 18 Pin Name Descrip.
Input / Out put 4- 23 MN1903 4.7 Other I/O 4.7. 1 Emu lat or co nn ectio n An 1 1 -pin footprint on the r ear of the c ard mark ed ‘ICE ’ prov ides ac c ess to the pr oces s or for boundary sc an emulation. T o connec t the T ex as Ins truments emulator pod, a t wo row 12 -pin 0.
4-24 Input / Output MN1903 4.9 Connection summar y - minimum system wiring As a guide, Figure 9 s hows an ex ample of the ty pical minimum wiring requir ed to allow the Nex tMov e PCI and a s ingle ax is s erv o amplifier ( motor driv e) t o work together.
Input / Out put 4- 25 MN1903 The pin connec tions in the ex ample are des cr ibed below: Breako ut module connector Pin Name o f signal Function Conn ection on dr ive (Not e: driv e may be labelled di.
4-26 Input / Output MN1903.
Oper ati on 5-1 MN 1903 5.1 Intr oduction The sof tware pr ovided inc ludes a number of applic ations and utilities to allow y ou to c onfigure, tune and program the N ext Move PC I.
5-2 Oper ation MN1903 5.1 .2 Inst alling the drive r soft war e - Windows NT Windows NT does not s upport ‘plug and play ’ s o there w ill be no indication t hat a new c ard has been ins talled. The devic e driv er for Nex tMov e PCI mus t be ins talled from the B aldor Motion T oolk it CD .
Oper ati on 5-3 MN 1903 5.1 .4 Inst alling Wor kBenc h v5 Y ou will need to ins tall WorkBenc h v 5 to c onfigure and tune the N extMov e PC I. 1. Insert th e CDROM int o the d rive. 2. After a few s econds the setup w izar d should s tart automatic ally .
5-4 Oper ation MN1903 5.1. 5 Starting Wo rkBench v5 1. On the W indows Start menu, selec t Programs , Wo r kBen ch v5 , Wo rk Ben ch v5 . WorkBenc h v 5 will s tart, and the Tip of the Day dialog w ill be display ed. Y ou can prev ent the Tip of the Day dialog appearing nex t time by remov ing the c hec k mark nex t to Show tips at st artup.
Oper ati on 5-5 MN 1903 3. In the Selec t Cont roller dialog, go to t he drop down box near the top and s elec t Do not scan serial po rts . Clic k Scan to se ar ch fo r the Ne xtMo ve PCI. When the s earc h is c omplete, c lic k ‘N extMov e PC I car d 0’ and then c lick Select .
5-6 Oper ation MN1903 5. In the Open dialog, look in the s ub folder ‘Nex tMove P CI’. Selec t the file wit h extens ion ‘.c hx’ and c lic k Ope n to download the fir mware. The firmw are will be dow nloaded to the Nex tMov e PCI . (A dialog box may be display ed to tell you that WorkBenc h v 5 has detec ted the new firmwar e.
Oper ati on 5-7 MN 1903 5.2 W orkBench v5 WorkBenc h v5 is a fully featured applic at ion for pr ogramming and c ontrolling the Nex tMov e PCI. The main WorkBenc h window cont ains a menu s ys tem, t he T oolbox and other toolbars . Many funct ions c an be ac ces s ed from the menu or by c lick ing a button - use whic hever you pr efer .
5-8 Oper ation MN1903 5.3 Configuri ng an axi s The Nex tMov e PCI is c apable of c ontrolling s erv o and stepper axes . This s ection des c ribes the bas ic s etup for bot h types of ax is . Commands ty ped in the Command w indow hav e immediate effect - they do not need t o be separ ately dow nloaded to the Nex tMov e PCI .
Oper ati on 5-9 MN 1903 5.3. 3 Sel ecti ng a scale MintMT defines all pos itional and speed r elated motion k eyw ords in terms of enc oder quadrature c ounts ( for ser vo motor s) or s teps f or stepper motor s.
5-10 Oper ation MN1903 5.3. 4 Set tin g t he d rive en abl e ou tp ut The driv e enable output allows N extMov e PC I to dis able the driv e in the ev ent of an error. Eac h axis c an be configur ed with its ow n drive enable out put, or c an shar e an output wit h other ax es.
Oper ati on 5-1 1 MN1903 4. If y ou are going to us e the relay, drag the grey Relay 0 icon to t he grey X axis ic on on t he right of the s cr een. T o configur e multiple axes to use the r elay , repeat this step for the other axes .
5-12 Oper ation MN1903 5.4 Ser vo axis - testing and tuning This sec tion des cr ibes the method f or tes ting and tuning a s ervo ax is . T o tes t a st epper ax es, go st rai gh t to sect io n 5.8 . 5.4 .1 T es ting the drive c omma nd output This sec tion tes ts the operation and dir ection of the axis c ommand output.
Oper ati on 5-13 MN 1903 6. T o remov e the demand and s top the tes t, ty pe: STOP.0 This should c aus e the demand produc ed at the Demand 0 output to become 0 V . 5.4 .2 An intr oduction t o clos ed loop contr ol This s ec tion desc ribes the bas ic pr inciples of c losed loop c ontrol.
5-14 Oper ation MN1903 This problem is ov erc ome by using a t erm called Integral gain ( KINT ). This sums the error over time, s o that the motor t orque is gr adually inc reas ed until the pos itional err or is reduc ed to zer o [ like a per son gr adually pus hing harder and har der on y our c ar until they ’ve pus hed it level w ith Demand].
Oper ati on 5-15 MN 1903 Figure 1 1 - The N extMove PCI servo loop.
5-16 Oper ation MN1903 5.5 Ser vo axis - tuni ng for c urr ent control 5.5. 1 Sel ecti ng servo l oo p gai ns All s erv o loop parameters default to z ero, meaning that the demand output w ill be zer o at power up.
Oper ati on 5-17 MN 1903 3. Clic k in t he KPRO P box and enter a value that is approximately one quar ter of the value of KDE RIV . If the motor begins to vibrate, decr ease the v alue of KP RO P or inc reas e the value of KDE RIV until the vibr ation st ops.
5-18 Oper ation MN1903 5.5 .2 Under dampe d re spons e If the graph s hows that the res ponse is underdamped ( it ove rshoot s the demand, as s hown in Figure 12) t hen the value f or KDE RIV should be inc reas ed to add ex tra damping to the mov e.
Oper ati on 5-19 MN 1903 5.5 .3 Over dampe d re spons e If the graph s hows that the res ponse is ov erdamped (it reac hes the demand too s low ly , as show n in Figure 13) t hen the value f or KDE RIV should be dec reas ed to reduc e the damping of the move.
5-20 Oper ation MN1903 5.5 .4 Crit ica lly dam ped res ponse If the graph s hows that t he res ponse reac hes the demand quic kly and only over shoots the demand by a s mall amount, this c an be c onsidered an ideal r espons e for most system s. See Figure 14.
Oper ati on 5-21 MN 1903 5.6 Ser vo axis - eliminating steady-state err ors In syst em s w he re pre cise p osi tio nin g accur acy is r equired, it is of ten neces s ary to posit ion within one enc oder c ount.
5-22 Oper ation MN1903 5.7 Ser vo axis - tunin g for velocity control Driv es designed f or veloc ity c ontrol inc orporate t heir own v eloc ity feedbac k term to pr ovide syste m da mp ing . For t his re ason , KDERI V (an d KVEL) can be set to zero.
Oper ati on 5-23 MN 1903 The analog demand output is c ontrolled by a 12-bit DA C, w hich c an c reate output v oltages in the range -10V to +10V . This means a max imum output of +10V c orr esponds to a DA C v alue of 2048.
5-24 Oper ation MN1903 9. Us ing the c heck box es below the graph, selec t the Meas ured v elocit y and D emand vel ocit y tra ces. Measur ed velocity De ma nd ve lo city Figure 15 - Corr ect value of KVELFF It may be neces s ary to mak e changes to the c alc ulated value of KVELFF .
Oper ati on 5-25 MN 1903 5.7 .2 Adjust ing KPR OP The KPR OP term c an be used to r educe follow ing error. Its v alue will us ually be much s maller than the v alue used for an equivalent cur rent c ontrolled s ys tem. A frac tional v alue, for ex ample 0.
5-26 Oper ation MN1903 Measur ed position Demand position Figure 16 - Cor rect value of KPRO P The two t races w ill probably appear with a s mall offset f rom each ot her . A djust K PRO P by small amounts until the t wo trac es appear on top of eac h other ( approx imately) , as show n in Figure 16.
Oper ati on 5-27 MN 1903 5.8 S tep per axis - testing This sec tion des cr ibes the method f or tes ting a st epper axis . The s tepper c ontr ol is an open lo op syste m so no tu nin g is ne cessa ry . 5.8 .1 T es ting the drive c omma nd output This sec tion tes ts the operation and dir ection of the axis c ommand output.
5-28 Oper ation MN1903 5.9 Digit al input/output configur ation The Digital I /O w indow c an be used to s etup other digital inputs and outputs . 5.9 .
Oper ati on 5-29 MN 1903 4. Now dr ag the IN1 ic on onto the Fw d Limit icon . This will s etup IN1 as the For ward Limit input of axis 0. 5. Clic k Apply to s end the c hanges to the N ex tMove PC I. Note: If required, multiple inputs c an be conf igured before c lic king A pply .
5-30 Oper ation MN1903 5.10 Saving setup in form ation When power is r emoved fr om the Nex tMove P CI all data, including c onfigurat ion and tuning parameters , is los t. Y ou should ther efore s ave t his infor mation in a file, w hich c an be loaded when the c ard is nex t used.
Oper ati on 5-31 MN 1903 4. On the main menu, c hoos e File , Save File . Locate a folder, enter a filename and c lic k S ave . 5.10. 1 L oad in g saved in fo rmati on 1. In the T oolbox , clic k the Edit & Debug ic on. 2. On the main menu, c hoos e File , Open File.
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T roubl eshooti ng 6-1 MN 1903 6.1 Intr oduction This sec tion ex plains c ommon problems and their s olutions . If y ou want to k now the meaning of the LED indic ators , s ee s ection 6.
6-2 T r oubleshoot ing MN1903 6.2 NextMove PCI i ndicators 6.2. 1 Status and CAN LEDs The back plate of t he Nex tMove P CI c ontains four LED s. S 1 and S2 repres ent general s tatus information. C1 and C2 ar e CAN traffic indicator s. T he LEDs may illuminate red or green and c an be continuous or flas hing.
T roubl eshooti ng 6-3 MN 1903 6.2. 2 Commu ni cati on If the problem is not lis ted below pleas e c ontact Baldor T ec hnical S upport. A n osc illosc ope will be useful for many of the elec tric al test s des c ribed below . Symptom Check Cannot detec t Nex tMov e PCI Chec k t hat the Nex tMov e PCI dr iver has been ins talled.
6-4 T r oubleshoot ing MN1903 Sympto m Check Motor runs unc ontrollably when c ontroller is s witc hed on and ser vo loop gains are applied or when a move is set in progres s . Motor then st ops after a shor t time. Chec k t hat the axi s’ c orres ponding enc oder and demand signals are c onnec ted to the s ame ax es of mot ion.
S pecif icat ions 7-1 MN1903 7.1 Intr oduction This s ec tion prov ides t echnic al s pecific ations of the N extMov e PC I 7.1. 1 Mech ani cal speci fi cati on s De scri pt ion Val u e Input power (from host PC ) +5V at 1200mA ±12V at 250mA Additional c urrent w ill be required w hen powering t he encoder s from the hos t PC’s +5V supply.
7-2 S pecifi cations MN1903 7.1 .3 Analog output s (Driv e Dem and/C omma nd - X7) De scri pt ion Un it Va l u e Ty p e Bipolar Output voltage range VDC ±10 Output curr ent (max) mA 1 Output DA C resolution bits 14 (inc ludes s ign bit) Equival ent resolu tion mV ±1.
S pecif icat ions 7-3 MN1903 7.1. 6 Di gi tal ou tp uts (X4) De scri pt ion Un it Va l u e Output curr ent (max imum, each out put) mA 50 Up date in terva l I mmediate 7.1. 7 Rel ay ou tpu t ( X8) De scri pt ion Un it Va l u e Contact s N ormally clos ed Contact rat ing (r esistive) 1A @ 24VD C or 0.
7-4 S pecifi cations MN1903 7.1 .9 St eppe r output s (X10 & X1 1) De scri pt ion Un it Va l u e Output type Puls e (s tep) and direc tion Maximum output frequency MHz 3 Out put voltage 5V Output curr ent mA 20 max.
Accessori es A-1 MN1903 A.1 I ntroduc tion Nex tMov e PCI is s upplied with a s oftw are lic ense to c ontrol 1, 2 ,3, 4 or 8 ax es . Similarly, the Nex tMov e PCI E xpans ion Car d is s upplied with a s oftw are lic ense to c ontr ol a further 4 or 8 axes .
A-2 Accessor ies MN1903 A des cr iption of the c atalog numbers are s hown in the follow ing table: Cat alog number Descript ion PCI 002-501 Nex tMov e PCI E xpans ion c ard with P NP digit al outputs.
Accessori es A-3 MN1903 A.1. 3 E xpansio n card status LEDs The back plate of t he Nex tMove P CI Ex pans ion car d contains tw o LEDs , S1 and S 2. Thes e repres ent general s tatus information. The LEDs may illuminate red or green and c an be continuous or flas hing.
A-4 Accessor ies MN1903 A.1 .4 Nex tMov e PCI Br eak out module Break out modules are av ailable for us e with the N ex tMove P CI and ex pansion c ards , prov iding one or two par t s crew -down terminals for the I/ O, pow er and relay c onnections , w ith 9-pin D -type c onnec tors for the enc oders and s teppers .
Accessori es A-5 MN1903 A.1 .5 Digita l output modules The digital output dr ive on N extMov e PC I is in t he form of a remov able module whic h allows different types of outputs for different applic ations .
A-6 Accessor ies MN1903 A.1 .8 Baldor C AN node s Digital I/ O c an be expanded eas ily on Nex tMov e PCI us ing the Baldor CA N (C AN2) connec tion. This prov ides a high speed s erial bus inter face to a r ange of I/O devic es , including: H inputNode 8 : 8 opt o isolated digital input s.
Accessori es A-7 MN1903 A.1. 9 Next Move P CI CAN Bracket b o ard This is a c ompac t alternativ e to us ing the break out module when t he Nex tMov e PCI c ontroller is being us ed only as a CAN networ k manager . Both C AN c hannels ar e pres ented on 9 -pin D-ty pe connec tors .
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