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Aerotech Adds Increased Galvo Support to Motion Control Platform
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PITTSBURGH, PA — Aerotech Inc., a global leader in precision motion control and automation, makes the Automation1 motion control platform more powerful and user friendly with every release. Version 2.5 brings a TCP socket interface (beta), Automa - tion1 MachineApps HMI develop- ments, new motor setup helper modules, Machine Setup improve - ments for galvo laser scan heads and more. Recent developments in the
Automation1 platform include: TCP socket interface; customiz- able HMI; improved graphical helper modules; laser scan head improvements; improved gantry and encoder features; and increased documentation and smooth setup. The TCP socket interface
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(beta) allows users to communi- cate between the Automation1 controller and other devices over TCP. New AeroScript socket functions make it easy to inter- act with other nodes on a com- puter network and provide the ability to send and receive binary and UTF-8 string data. Automation1’s Access Con -
trol feature now allows users to customize access to specific
MachineApps, making it easy for developers to create different MachineApps and limit access to specific HMI screens based on users or groups.
Automation1 motion control platform.
The Motor Hall and Signal
Status module helps users visual- ly verify proper hall sensor opera- tion. Users can now change galvo calibration and galvo power cor- rection files without resetting the controller. Expanded support for gantries includes a new homing configuration wizard and the abil- ity to output quadrature or clock and direction signals from a spec- ified encoder port. Gantry setup is easier than
ever thanks to a Checklist side- bar module that provides specific
steps for configuring a gantry. Contact: Aerotech, Inc., 101
Zeta Drive, Pittsburgh, PA % 412-963-7470
Web:
www.aerotech.com
SEGGER releases Flasher Hub-12 ISP gang-programmer
GARDNER, MA — The Flasher Hub-12 is SEGGER’s stream- lined solution for high-volume, high-speed gang programming, with USB connectivity integrat- ed into the new housing. Flasher Hub-12 controls up to 12 flasher compact devices so that they pro- gram simultaneously. Each channel can be configured to pro- gram a different device or a dif- ferent firmware image. They are directly connected,
without the need for external USB Hubs, to create a single, powerful gang programmer for efficient parallel programming at maximum speed. Up to four flasher hubs can be chained so that 48 flasher compacts are con- nected and controlled via the same admin interfaces. The integrated USB connec-
tions simplify the setup and sig- nificantly reduce the space requirement. All devices tradi- tionally supported by the flasher hub/flasher compact setup are also supported by Flasher Hub- 12 with flasher compacts. Flasher Hub-12 serves as a
management and control system for the connected Flasher Compacts. Flasher Hub can be controlled and monitored via Handshake lines, RS232, USB or
the integrated telnet, Web or FTP servers. Each device pro- grammed by the gang program-
Flasher Hub-12 ISP gang programmer.
ming system can be assigned individual serial numbers and patches such as MAC addresses or licenses for individual fea- tures during programming. All SEGGER in-circuit flash
programmers are designed to achieve top programming speeds, coming very close to the theoreti- cal minimum programming time of the target hardware. SEGGER’s included Flasher software package is multi-platform running on Linux, macOS, and Windows included.
Contact: SEGGER Micro -
con troller Systems, LLC, 101 SUffolk Lane, Gardner, MA 01440 % +49-2173-99312-0 E-mail:
info@segger.com Web:
www.segger.com
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