Motoman MRC Controller

The Motoman MRC con­troller and teach pen­dant has upgrad­ed per­for­mance and reli­a­bil­i­ty as it uses a high-per­for­mance 32-bit RISC (Reduced Instruc­tion Set Com­put­ing) archi­tec­ture. This indus­tri­al-proven tech­nol­o­gy increas­es the com­pu­ta­tion­al speed of the MRC, which allows it to con­trol up to 21 axes and reduces instruc­tion pro­cess­ing and motion inter­po­la­tion times.

The MRC teach pen­dant fea­tures a 40 char­ac­ter by 12 line dis­play that is back­lit for ease of view­ing. All teach­ing oper­a­tions can be per­formed on the pen­dant. The pop­u­lar guide method was adopt­ed for oper­a­tion. The direct open key allows for one touch dis­play of information.

There are a vari­ety of new­er, more advanced con­trollers now avail­able includ­ing the XRC, NX100, and/​or DX100 .

Spec­i­fi­ca­tions:

Up to 21 dig­i­tal, AC ser­vo motors, includ­ing two robots, can be con­trolled from a sin­gle MRC con­troller

Ergonom­i­cal, friend­ly pro­gram­ming pen­dant with 12-line/40-char­ac­ter LCD dis­play, and 7 appli­ca­tion-spe­cif­ic overlays

Inform II pro­gram­ming language

Part Num­bers:

MRC Pen­dant: JZNC-MPP20E

MRC Pen­dant with Dead Man Switch: JZNC-MPP21E

(5) 32-bit RISC and (3) 16-bit CISC microprocessors