Which machines this system fits
The fit is a standalone multi-axis machine whose sequence can start from a button, an input, UDP, or DMX512. The motor still has to sit inside the published stepper, servo, or MSP1001 conditions.
- FormStandalone axes
- TriggerButton, UDP, DMX512
- LimitNot a safety circuit
- MotorsSelected by unit range
Start from the axes, the trigger, and the computer
Automation stations, exhibit mechanisms, lighting machinery, and test rigs can be evaluated on the same software when every motor is inside the stepper DC 24–48 V range, the servo AC 220 V range, or the MSP1001 pulse conditions.
Whether the computer stays on site chooses online or offline execution. It does not by itself decide that the machine fits.
System responsibilities
| Handled by XMSP | Retained in the existing system |
|---|---|
| Sequence for a standalone multi-axis machine | A safety circuit that must remain |
| Triggers from a button, an input, UDP, or DMX512 | A large line-interlock program that already lives in a PLC |
| Stepper, servo, and MSP1001 mixed in one project | A motor or drive outside the nameplate ranges |
Information for configuration
Machine purpose, axis count, trigger method, and motor nameplates form the initial configuration. For an existing PLC, also include the roles of the safety circuit and line interlocks.
System conditions
Application: a standalone multi-axis machine, a known trigger, and motors inside the published ranges.
Configuration: whether the safety circuit and the existing PLC interlocks must stay where they are.
Related information
Related pages: Solution paths, Hardware ranges