Machine Automation Controller (MAC series) is the 4/8-axis scalable motion controllers.
A look at why the MAC has emerged as a new category of controller, superseding PAC in the evolution of machine control. Packaging machinery to benefit most from MACs.
Manufacturing demands performance in terms of throughput, yield, and uptime: the overall equipment efficiency (OEE) model. Additionally, manufacturers are always pushing for greater accuracy and lower cost while maintaining quality and safety. These are the key drivers for machine builders.
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NJ SERIES CPU UNIT Integrated automation platform that delivers high-speed processing, accurate control and high reliability Sysmac automation platform. They Connect and control all the devices required to build an automation system on a single platform and manage them with single software product. Based on this concept, the Sysmac automation platform seamlessly connects the devices connected to machine-internal control networks with the data communication network on the factory floor. These devices can then be operated centrally using the Sysmac Studio automation software, realizing a programming environment with a high level of development productivity. |
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Omron NX7 Automation Controller The NX7 series is a high performance CPU that includes two synchronized motion cores controlling up to 256 axes. Aimed at addressing the needs of the most demanding industrial control motion applications, the NX7 showcases the Sysmac core values of improving engineering integration time, system flexibility and overall performance. |
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OMRON NX1 MACHINE AUTOMATION CONTROLLER The NX1 Controller integrates inputs, logic, outputs, safety, and robotics, offering a wide variety of applications that leverage information to boost productivity and measures for quality and safety. |
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NX1P SERIES MACHINE CONTROLLER Compact in size, powerful in functionality The NX1P completes the NX/NJ machine controllers family offering same functionality in a compact design. The NX1P provides synchronized control of all machine devices such as motion, I/O, safety and vision under one Integrated Development Environment. • Fastest cycle time: 2 ms • Functions: Logic sequence and Motion control • Up to 8 axes (4 synchronized axes) • Built-in I/O: 40 or 24 I/O points • Up to 8 local NX I/O units • Built-in EtherCAT and EtherNet/IP ports • Up to 16 EtherCAT slaves • Up to 2 option boards can be connected to add serial communications or analog I/O functionality. |
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