MACC11
Specifications
The MACC11 (µMACC) motion automation control card is designed to be a compact, low cost, controller for machine automation and/or process control applications.
Based on firmware loaded, the MACC11 can control: up to 6 axes of servos or steppers via Pulse/Dir signals, servo drives via the CAN Bus, or 2 servo axes via PWM signals to digital servo drives.
Applications are programmed in one of three ways depending on the firmware loaded:
When using a Click&Move® program running on a PC, the MACC11 communicates with the user application via the RS232, RS485, USB, or Ethernet ports. If programmed in C, the MACC11 can act as a stand-alone controller. Also, application specific pre-programmed MACC11 versions are available for OEMs. High speed hard real-time applications (e.g. servo loops, data acquisition, etc.) can be implemented in the user programmable MACC11 version.
PRODUCT DOWNLOADS
- App Note 047 Click&Move® - Running a Project on the MACC with a PC-Based HMI
- App Note 052 Click&Move® - G-code Reference Guide
- App Note 053 Using the SMEM to Interact with Click&Move®
- App Note 054 Preparing a Linux System for Click&Move® Compatibility
- App Note 057 Click&Move® - Two Axis EtherCAT Field Bus MACC Tutorial
- Click&Move Overview Basic overview of Click&Move soft motion and automation
- Your First C&M Project Tutorial to program a simple single axis machine and HMI.
- CE CE for both Class A Electromagnetic Compatibility and LVD
- ISO 9001 Process Quality compliance with ISO 9001:2015 standards
- PLCopen Certification for Compliance Procedure for Motion Control part 4 versions 1&2
- REACh Regulation, Evaluation and Authorization of Chemicals
- RoHS III RoHS (Reduction of Hazardous Substances)
- UL UL file number E140173 for US and Canadian safety compliance
- CMRT Declaration for Conflict Mineral Reporting
