XERYON XLA Series Quick Start Manual

XERYON XLA Series Quick Start Manual

Micro actuator

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Quick start guide
XLA micro actuator - closed loop

Before you start:

Do not lubricate!
Please see FAQ.
Do not insert ZIF cable while powered!
Damage may ensue.
Do not touch white ceramic strip with your fingers!
If touched, clean with IPA alcohol.
Follow the steps below to get started:
Powering up (see schematic overview)
1. Connect ZIF cable (see photos on page 2 for orientation) to the actuator and the controller.
2. Connect USB cable to the controller and your computer.

Using DC power adapter:

3a. Plug the small white connector at the end of the thin power cable into the controller.
3b. Plug the other end (5.5mm female jack) into the 5.5mm male jack of the DC adapter.
3c. Finally, plug the DC adapter into a power source.

Using your own power source:

3d. Plug the small white connector at the end of the thin power cable into the controller.
3e. Connect the other ends (white / red) to a power source of your choice.

Setting up the interface and moving the actuator

4. Open the Windows Interface from the Xeryon USB stick.
5. Select the correct COM port and click "connect to port".
6. Load settings_default.txt.
7. Press "find_index" button.
8. Actuator is now set up and ready to move.
9. Use the buttons to move manually or press "start demo" to initiate the demo program.
Schematic overview of connections (steps 1-3)
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Last updated: Jan. 25, 2024

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Summary of Contents for XERYON XLA Series

  • Page 1 3e. Connect the other ends (white / red) to a power source of your choice. Setting up the interface and moving the actuator 4. Open the Windows Interface from the Xeryon USB stick. 5. Select the correct COM port and click “connect to port”.
  • Page 2 Q: How does it differ from other piezo linear actuators like stick-slip or walking piezo? A: Xeryon’s ultrasonic piezo actuators are much faster, have a much larger stroke, a much (much!) longer lifetime, operate noiselessly, consume less power, and operate at a much lower voltage at the piezo element.

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