RCS Series Production Discontinuance
We express our heartfelt gratitude for your distinguished patronage. As for the RCS series which has been long patronized by our users, 18 years has passed since its market release. In the meantime, many successors such as RCS2, RCS3, RCS4, RCA series have been...
Notice of Production Discontinuation
We have made the difficult decision to discontinue these ROBO Cylinder controller models (RCP2, RCS, ECON, and P-Driver). We will accept orders of these controllers received on or before May 20, 2014. Please be assured that we plan to continue maintaining and...
Robo Cylinder RCS Short Type
Note: This model is now obsolete and has been replaced by RCS2 Compact Rod Type. The Rod Type Robo Cylinder is designed for applications with tight space constraints. The short type features overall lengths similar to those of air cylinders. Select from the following...
Combining Actuators with ICS – Integrated Combination Systems
The ICS provides a complete system solution! The ICS usually consists of various combinations of ISA high-performance actuators which feature exceptional speed, rigidity, repeatability, and payload capabilities. Additional possible combinations include those using...
P-Driver Pulse-Train Input Driver
NOTE: The P-Driver has been moved to the Obsolete Products Archive. See Product Discontinuation Notice and Recommended Successor Models P-Driver is a pulse-train input driver that enables flexible operation of IAI's ROBO Cylinder and single-axis automation robots....
ROBO Cylinder® RCS Controllers
Note: The RCS Controller has been moved to the Obsolete Products Archive.Please refer to its successor, the new SCON-CA Linear Servo Controller. The RCS series offers all of the advantages of the RCP, as well as a variety of network communication options. The RCS...
RCS Actuators and the E-CON Controller
The E-CON from Intelligent Actuator is a single axis controller compatible with some RCS actuators. The E-Con motion controller from Intelligent Actuator is a...
Code Example: Jump Command
The page is obsolete. Please see the updated Code Example: ARCH Command page. The JUMP command works a bit differently from the MOVP and MOVL commands commonly associated with point-to-point moves. In order to cut down on cycle time, the JUMP command lowers the total...
The Servo Relay Box
NOTE: This product has been moved to the Obsolete Archive. Over the past few years, the need for a device to turn off the servos but retain encoder position has gained popularity. IAI has provided a solution for this problem and has called it the "Servo Relay Box"....
Robo Cylinder Controller FAQ
Q: We powered up the Robo Cylinder, but we can't run it with either the software, teach pendant or through the I/O. On the software and teach pendant, we get a '20D error'. A: In order to run the Robo Cylinder, the 'Sudden Stop' input must be on. It's a...
SELWin Controller Connections Tutorial
This page refers to the now obsolete IH SCARA and MSEL, DS controllers. Incoming Line Voltage In an ideal world, everybody would have a dedicated power source for each device operating on AC voltage. In reality, multiple devices often share one power source from the...
Robo Cylinder RCS Controllers
RCS controllers are now obsolete. Refer to the new SCON-CA controllers. The RCS series offers all of the advantages of the RCP, as well as a variety of network communication options. The RCS series is well-suited to high-speed, low payload applications that require...