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I/O Conditioning

Each I/O line of the DS10, LS10 and OS10 series stepper motor drives can be configured to operate with direct logic or negate, and it is also possible to force the input to be always active or always inactive.

For example, the direction can be reversed by software, without the need to act on the wiring, or it is possible to force the enable input to be always active, so as not to have to be wired.

Additional Tips
Modbus-RTU RS232 RS485 and USB
The DS5x stepper motor drives with Modbus-RTU can be used with RS232, RS485 and USB connections.

Regardless of the chosen interface, the drive always ensures the galvanic isolation between the communication port and the power supply. … »read more

Analog inputs freely configurable
The drives belonging to the DS30 and DS5x series are equipped with two -10/+10V analog inputs which can be also used to set the speed, the position, etc.

These inputs do not have a predefined function and can be freely used inside the user's … »read more

Analog output for various applications
The 0-10V analog output present in the DS30 and DS5x stepper motor drives can be used to control an inverter reference, a proportioning valve or to supply power to a potentiometer.

The analog output does not have a predefined function and can be … »read more

Changing the speed and position on the fly
In the stepper motor drives belonging to the DS30 and DS5x series the Speed/Position set point can be changed at any time, even with the motor in rotation, without having to wait for the completion of the positioning or of the command previously … »read more
Powerful debugging tools
The UDP Commander free software not only simplifies the development of user's programs but also provides powerful debug tools that assists the programmer during the debugging of the application, allowing to insert break points, to move one … »read more