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Description Summary — DC Interface Box MM2000 Controller Card 68-pin Connector 68-pin Connector DC Interface Box Figure 1-1: DCIB Configuration with MM2000 Controller Card ESP6000 Controller Card 100-pin Connector 68-pin Connector DC Interface Box Figure 1-2: DCIB Configuration with ESP6000 Controller Card Section 1 —...
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In the current configuration, the DC Interface Box is intended to be used primarily with small DC motors. The motors could be driven directly by the modules of the MM2000 Motion Controller, or by the DC Module of the DC Interface Box. Due to the power supply constrains of the typical PC, the applications with the MM2000, are limited to only two actuators mov- ing at a time.
DC motors up to 200 mA. Due to power supply constraints of the typical PC, the applications with the MM2000, are limited to only two actuators moving at a time. The DCIB DC Module is capable of driving small DC motors up to 400 mA.
PWR Relay Transformer Amplifier Rectifier (Power Source) A = Electronic circuitry is monitoring this point. If voltage is between 12 -19V, the relay will close and NORMAL (Green) LED will illuminate. If voltage is under 12 volts, relay will open and LOW (Red) LED will illuminate. If voltage is over 19 volts, relay will open and HIGH (Red) LED will illuminate.
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PWR 2 This secondary power connector can be powered by a transformer with a center tap, or by an external dual volt- age power supply (See Figure 1-3). PWR2 Safety Fused Line Figure 1-3: PWR2 AC Powered PWR2 Safety Fused +15V Line Power...
80 mA 66 mA 57 mA Application for MM2000 and ESP6000 Motion Controllers Introduction - MM2000 Motion Controller The MotionMaster 2000 is an advanced motion controller which plugs directly into any IBM PC / XT / AT and compatible computers. This includes computers with 8088, 80286, 80386, and 80486 microprocessors, and which are not PS/2 model types.
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The MM2000 can be set up to interrupt the users host computer when a move is complete or any error or unexpected event occurs. This will great- ly improve the user’s execution speeds and processing power because...
To protect the equipment from damage and avoid hazardous situations, follow these recommendations: • Do NOT make modifications or parts substitutions. • Return equipment to Newport Corporation for service and repair. • Do not touch, directly or with other objects, live circuits inside the unit.
Connect MM2000 to Motors and/or Drivers: The motor control signals generated by the MM2000 appear at the 68-pin output connector at the back of the user’s computer. With the MM2000 the user received a DC Interface Box, which divides the 68 signals into 4 axes of motor control.
To install a DC Module driver in a DC Interface Box, execute the following steps: 1. Turn power off to the MM2000 or ESP6000 and the DC Interface Box. 2. Disconnect all cables from the DC Interface Box. 3. Remove the top cover of the DC Interface Box by removing the four screws, two in each side.
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Cut +LIMIT and –LIMIT traces between pads per table D Remove jumpers Universal Interface Board Axis # Silk-screen Figure 2-2: Installation View of Jumpers inside the DCIB 6. Set the jumpers and current setting as needed (See Table 2-1, A, B, C, and D) on the DC Module.
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Table 2-1: Jumper and Switch Settings Table A: JP1 Settings Setting Description Driver set for 12V motors Driver set for 24V motors Missing Driver disabled Table B: JP2 Settings Setting Description Current sensing enabled to emulate limit switches Current sensing enabled to limit the motor current Missing Current sensing disabled Table C: SW1 Settings...
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Table D: Settings for Specific Motors Motor Type Cuts on main board UE16CC None UE30CC None UE31CC None UE32CC None 850G-HS, None 850F(-HS) 850G, 850G-LS, None 850F-LS 850B -LIMIT and +LIMIT 850B-HS -LIMIT and +LIMIT 850B-LS -LIMIT and +LIMIT None None 850F, None...
Connector PIN Assignments for MM2000 Motion Controller Using “piggy-back” plug-in modules, one (1) MM2000 main - board sup- ports as many as four (4) axes of motion consisting of any combination of stepping, and brushless or brush DC servo motors. The motion system related input/output (I/O) signals are available at 68-pin connector J3.
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Table 3-3: Pinouts for MM2000 Motion Controller (Continued) Pin Module Stepping Motor DC Motor +Travel limit input + Travel limit input CW or pulse output ± 10V analog control signal output CCW or direction output - Motor drive output (1 Amp)
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Table 3-3: Pinouts for MM2000 Motion Controller (Continued) Module Stepping Motor DC Motor I/O bit 7 I/O bit 7 Reset Reset +5V DC +5V DC +5V DC +5V DC +5V DC +5V DC +12V DC +12V DC -12V DC -12V DC...
Connector PIN Assignments For ESP6000 Motion Controller ESP6000 Controller Card The EPS6000 controller card interfaces with the DC Interface Box via a 100-to-68 pin cable. The connector functions are defined as follows: Motor/Driver Interface (100-to-68 PIN) Cable This cable interfaces the ESP6000 controller card to the DC Interface Box (DCIB).
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Table 3-4: Motor/Driver Interface (100-to-68 pin) Cable Connector Pinouts (ESP6000 Motion Controller) (Continued) 68-Pin 100-Pin Connector Connector Function Travel Limit (-) Input, Axis-3 Amplifier Enable Output, Axis-2 Amplifier Enable Output, Axis-4 Digital Ground Servo DAC Output, Axis-2 Digital Ground Encoder B (+) Input, Axis-2 Encoder A (+) Input, Axis-2 Index (+) Input, Axis-2 Home Input, Axis-2...
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Amplifier Enable Output, Axis 1, 2, 3, 4 Open-drain output with 1KΩ pull-up resistor to +5 volts. This output is asserted active True when the axis is in the motor ON state and False for the motor OFF. The actual TTL level is user-configurable. Analog Ground Servo digital-to-analog (DAC) ground.
• Turn off power switch and unplug the DC Interface Box from its power source; • Disconnect cables from the connectors on the MM2000 or ESP6000 Motion Controller, if their function is not understood; • Remove jewelry from hands and wrist;...
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Table 4-1: Troubleshooting Guide Problem Cause Corrective Action No LEDs illuminate on No electrical power. Use a tester or other the front panel of the device (Lamp, etc.) to DCIB. verify that power is present in the outlet. Contact an electrician if not.
Complete a copy of the Service Form on next page, and include it with your shipment. Recommended Long-Term Maintenance (Service Contract) 1. Buyer will have the choice to purchase a Service Contract. Newport Corporation shall provide details associated with warranty scheduled and unscheduled maintenance.
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