Connect multiple JVL motors through low cost RS422 motors to an existing IOlink, CANopen, Wireless ethernet, Ethernet, DMX512 motor.
Topology One link , One motor for fast response on all motors
Features:
- Connect multiple JVL motors through low cost RS422 motors to an existing IOlink, CANopen , Wireless ethernet, Ethernet, DMX512 motor
- All motor can have MACtalk communication together with MODBUS or CAN communication
- Control multiple motors in daisy chain RS422 network
- Connect multiple JVL motors to an existing Ethernet based network ?
- Save between 10-15% in the investment costs when integrating JVL drives by using IOLink instead of an traditional Ethernet based control network.
- In 90% of the applications where JVL drives are used, the specific axis is used as a setup axis, only requiring a minimal of bandwith and no hard timing requirement
- For the Rockwell environment AOI’s are supported.
Features CAN:
- CAN motor have MACtalk +MODBUS + CAN communication at the same time
- Control motor point to point
- 1Mbit
Features IOLINK module WI1425x:
- By using IO-Link and the new JVL IO-Link gateway a JVL drive (servo or stepper) can be controlled directly from the PLC through an IO-Link Master.
- IOLINK demand gateway module with IOlink M12 5Pin in and 17pin out that connect to stepper or servomotor.
- Motor 1 should have a WI1425 module connected but additional motor can be low cost RS422 MIS*Q9* motors
- Connect multiple motor through a RS422 On same motor connect M12 8pin to motor 2 M12 17pin etc.
- IOLink compatible with Rockwell Armorblock 1732E-8IOLM12R, Siemens and others
- Max 1 Mbit RS422 for only MODBUS and IOLINK motor network.
- Even though the IO-Link based JVL control never was intended to be used in hard timing restrained application, reaction times an be very low.
- The JVL gateway is placed inside a rugged metal tube. 2 Leds indicates the current Link status.
- The metal gateway screws directly into one of the IO-connectors on the motor and an
- IO-Link cable is connected to the other end, that goes directly into the IO-Link master.
- The JVL Gateway is delivered with either 8, 12 or 17Pin connector depending on the
- type of JVL drive used.
- For the MIS motors an added bonus, up to 5 motors can be connected to one IO-Link channel by utilizing multidrop topology on an internal JVL bus, running between the motors.
- For the MAC servo motor range an MAC00-B4 module is required for each motor. Observe that these drives requires one IO-Link channel per. Drive.
- All normal motion functions can be controlled through the IO-Link channel.
- For the MIS Servo stepper series, the Gateway tube connects directly to the 17Pin connector.
Feature Wireless Ethernet:
- Wireless ethernet is build into motor so only antenna is outside. Use the motor internal switch to connect to multiple other Ethernet motor
- MODBUS motor ie 17 pin RS422 MODBUS input and 8 pin MODBUS output to multiple other RS422 motors.
- Use Master with 4-8 channels for point to point to each motor for fastest response. Use daizy chain connection for non timecritical application (The more motors the slower it gets).
- Max 460Mbit RS422 MODBUS for motor with Ethernet
- This Master usually connects directly to the PLC via the Ethernetbus.
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CANOpen
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IOLINK
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Ethernet Wired
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Wireless Ethernet
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DMX512
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J1939
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Master slave
MODBUS
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Slave follow MODBUS
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Hardware Physical layer
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CAN RS485
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IOLink 24V seriel
WI1425M12M5TM17T201
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Ethernet
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Wifi+Profinet/EthernetIP
ModbusTCP/UDP
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RS485 or
RS422
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CAN
RS485
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RS422
duplex
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RS422
duplex
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JVL MACmotor module
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MAC00-FC41
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MAC00-Ex41: WI1425M12M5TM17T201
MAC00-B41: WI1425M12M5TM12T201
MAC00-B4 : WI1425M12M5TM8T501
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-
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MAC00-WI ( EthernetIP)
MAC00-WP (Profinet)
MAC00-WM ( MODBUS TCP/UDP)
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MAC00-FS4
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n/a
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MAC00-B4
MAC00-B41
MAC00-Ex4
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JVL motor MIS/SMC66/85
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MIS/SMC*P6*
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WI1425M12M5TM17T201+
MIS/SMC*Q5/Q9
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MIS/SMC*
E2 Ethercat+MOSBUS
E3: Ethernet/IP+MODBUS
E4:Powerlink+RS422
E5: Modbus TCP+MODBUS
E6: Profinet+SSI
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MIS/SMC
WI ( EthernetIP)
WP(Profinet)
WM ( MODBUS TCP/UDP)
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MIS/SMC
*Q5/Q9
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MIS/SMC
*P6*
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MIS/SMC
*Q5/Q9
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MIS/SMC
*Q5/Q9
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AIO support
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PDO Max5 motors with multidrop
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Max number of nodes. Address range
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255
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255
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65535
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512
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Syncronization
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Yes
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No
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Cyclic Sync cycletimes
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Minimum cycle time
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1mS for 5 Reg
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Drive profile
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CiA402
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Planned Profidrive
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No
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Daicychain
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Yes 5pin M 5p Female
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Yes
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Yes Wireless ethernet in.
Ethernet or MODBUS out
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Communications speed
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460 kbit
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9.6 to
921kbit
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Reaction time
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Read & write IO+reg in motor
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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JVL AOI
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Yes Rockwell
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JVL Function Block
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Yes Siemens Profinet
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JVL Example
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Yes Beckhoff
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Motor suppported
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MIS*Q5*/*Q9*
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Protocol supported
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User organization
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Link
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Link
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Link
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Link
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Link
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Link
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