4.0 Interface Boards - Development Kit
Nippon Pulse provides off-the-shelf interface board designs specifically for the Commander core. These provide quick and easy access to all the features and technology of the Commander core.
CMD-4CR-EV is an advanced 4-axis evaluation board, designed to allow quick testing of the Commander core (CMD-2CR and CMD-4CR) motion controller’s features. (Together the Commander core and evaluation board make up the Commander Development Kit.) Communication to the CMD-4CR-EV and thus CMD-4CR, is established over USB or RS-485 network. This documentation covers the hardware specifications of the CMD-4CR-EV. Refer to the Commander manual, Command Reference, and Software Utility Manuals for more information.
Features
Power
- +12VDC to +48VDC power input
- +5Vdc and +3.3Vdc power supply onboard
Communication interface
- USB 2.0 communication
- RS-485 ASCII communication
- Available for future expansion
- I2C bus [1 channel]
- SPI bus [2 channels]
- 10/100 Mbps Ethernet communication, ASCII over TCP/IP
Input/Output Buffering
- Digitally buffered outputs limited to 3MHz
- Pulse, direction, enable, error clear, and sync
- Digitally buffered inputs limited to 3MHz
- In-position, servo alarm, encoder, MPG, and latch
- Optocoupled outputs limited to 500Hz
- General-purpose outputs
- Optocoupled inputs limited to 500Hz
- Limits, home, slowdown, emergency stop, simultaneous start, and general-purpose inputs
Motor interface
- Stepper motor interface with pulse, direction, and enable outputs
- Servo motor interface with pulse, direction, enable, in-position, servo alarm, and error clear outputs
Inputs/Outputs
- A/B/Z encoder inputs (TTL Compatible)
- A/B MPG inputs for (TTL Compatible)
- 4x high speed inputs/latching inputs
- 4x high speed outputs/sync outputs
- +Limit/-Limit/Home inputs for XYZU
- Simultaneous start input
- Emergency stop input
- 16 general purpose inputs
- 16 general purpose outputs
- 2x analog input
- 2 analog input potentiometers
- 2x PWM outputs
Electrical and Thermal Specifications
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