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MSEP 8-axis Controller - Compact design -
- Supports major field networks -
- Supports both the pulse motor and servo motor -
- Simple absolute position option -







1. Compact Design

F1 msep
A successfully designed 8-axis compact controller with a 123mm width x 155mm height unit. A 60% reduction in width from the predecessor controller which contributes to space savings within the controller cabinet.
F1b msep


2. Supports major field networks

F2 msep
Allows direct connection with the major field networks including DeviceNet, CC-Link, PROFIBUS-DP, MECHATROLINK, CompoNet, EtherCAT, and EtherNet/IP.


Network Specification Features

  • 256 positioning points per each axis
  • Allows designation of position and speed navigation numerically
  • Ability to verify current position in real-time
  • Significant communication time reduction within the controller (Approximately by 1/10 compared to the predecessor model)



  • 3. Supports both the pulse motor and the servo motor

    F3 msep
    A single MSEP controller can operate both the pulse motor and the servo motor type actuators, reducing set-up efforts significantly such as wiring even when different types of actuators have to be used at the same time.



    4. Simple absolute option

    F4 msep
    An absolute position encoder is available, which saves the position data by battery, providing prompt operation without returning to the home position after power off. Even in an emergency shut-off or momentary power-loss, it allows continuous operation from its last position.


    5. Checking when to maintain based on the total number of movements and total distance traveled

    The total number of actuator movements and the total distance travelled are calculated and recorded in the controller, and when the predetermined count or distance is exceeded, a signal is output to an external device. You can use this function to check when the actuator needs re-greasing or periodic inspection.


    6. Recording the alarm occurrence time with the calendar function

    An additional clock function facilitates the alarm analysis from the convenience of the display screen that shows the time of the alarm occurrence. (The retention period of the date and time data is 10 days)






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