Many machines use encoders for control and feedback of speed or position.  Machine controls need to be set up and wiring checked before commissioning the equipment.  In the event of breakdowns, factory maintenance staff need to identfy the failed components.  The UZ210 uses analogue or digital control signals to control incremental, SSI, HTL or RS232 / RS485 output signals.  

The UZ210 can be programmed in multiple modes.

    Digital control of high / low frequencies including forward and reverse simulation using programmable control inputs

    Linear or angular position with Incremental or SSI outputs simulation including forward and reverse simulation

    Incremental HTL or TTL including programmable reference pulse 

    Control using analogue input -10 to +10 V, 0 - 10V, 0 - 20 mA, or 4 - 20 mA

    Use of a simple 10K ohm potentiometer to ramp up and down the frequency / position

    Features include:

•     Forward and reverse signals
•     Low and high values programmable
•     Ramp up and ramp down times programmable from .001 to 99.999 secs (simulate soft start and soft stop)
•     Programmable curves with optionally repeating cycle curves
•     Easy programming and control PC control using the free MOTRONA OS6 programming software
•     Operation as frequency converter/-generator, positional / angular encoder or data logging possible
•     Etc.

Applications include encoder simulator for frequency (speed) or position, master speed control for multiple drives, test benches, test labs, QC, PLC system program verification, testing machinery operation in the early stages of manufacture to speed up testing and troubleshooting, simulating repeating cycles, troubleshooting during machine maintenance, etc.

For repetitive testing, ask us about the analogue Setpoint Generator 6.533.012.300.

We also provide encoders, position, frequency and SSI displays, and an analogue generator with programmable characteristics to control the UZ210.
 

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