Includes:

• 830X Picomotor Actuators
• 8401 rotary stage
• 8351 Tiny Picomotor Actuator
• 8310 closed loop driver

There seem to be at least two different driver systems: “intelligent” / network system and stand alone drivers.

Basically a controller receives input from either a joystick, pendant, ethernet, or RS-232 which then relays a signal to RS-485 daisy chained (Distributed Control Network (DCN)) open and/or closed loop drivers. Free Windows DLL available (advertised in manual, haven't looked into it). Runs off of 24VDC using standard Phoenix Contact Combicon compatible quick disconnects.

Major family components:

• 8750 Intelligent Picomotor Network Controller
  • Input: RS-232 or joystick
  • Output: DCN
  • Does not support 8751-C driver
  • Does not support 8757 hand terminal
• 8751 iPico closed loop driver
  • Used with 8310 actuator
  • Output: 1 4-pin single channel picomotor driver
• 8752 Intelligent Picomotor Ethernet Controller
  • Input: RS-232, joystick, or ethernet
  • Output: DCN
  • Supports 8751-C driver
    • NOTE: requires firmware 1.5.0+
  • Supports 8757 hand terminal
• 8753 iPico open loop driver
  • Output: 3 4-pin single channel picomotor driver
    • XXX: why 4 pins if its just a peizo?
  • Multi axis devices require 8725 multi-axis adapter
• 8754 iPoco joystick
  • Use directly with 8750 (or 8752 I presume)
  • Standard DCN device…should be able to put in daisy-chain
• 8757 iPico Handpad / Hand Terminal
• LS-784 Open Emitter I/O module

Additionally:

• 8721 10' comm cable
• 8722 Comm adapter
• 8724 5“ comm cable
• 8725 multi-axis adapter
• 8726 6” power cable
• 8755 power supply
• 8763-KIT: 8752 ethernet controller + 8753 driver + power supply + cables