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General Instructions/Guidelines:
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//OVERVIEW
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overview = overview+'<h4>Au Controllercoders</h4><font size="4"><em><strong><font color="#ff6600" size="5" face="Times New Roman">NEW</font></strong></em></font> Extremely compact, yet powerful,motion control system. First of its kind, less than .16&quot; thick, and with all the features you need for robust robotic motion. Excitron is the market leaderfor high tech innovative motion control products.</p><p>Includes precision '+degstep+' stepper motor with integrated '+csku+' controller, includes power supply with AC power cord, RS232 serial port with 6 foot DB9 cable, and 10 pin I/O control cable. Nothing else to add. Runs right out of the box.</p><p>Gold plated connectors, printed circuit boards, and covers for ultimate reliability, heat flow, and performance. Key specifications etched in real 24K gold on top cover.</p><p>Easily change direction, number of steps, speed, acceleration, and torque. Customizable motion profiles can eliminate the need for expensive PLC systems.</p><p>On-board RS232 serial communication port.</p><p>Future--Wireless link eliminates data cables, which saves you money, time, and aggravation. </p><p>RS232, 6 input pins (2 analog), and 1 output pin for external motion control. </p><p>Future--Optional 2.4ghz RF 6LoPAN and unique internet address for worldwide remote control, diagnostics, updates, and status.</p><p>3 intelligent microcomputers with enough memory and speed for full automatic and robotic motion control. Multi-axis capability eliminates PLCs and PCs.</p><p>Full backwards compatibility with previous Excitron Controllers.</p><p>See current <a href="http://www.excitron.com/webdocs/pdfs/'+manualloc+'.pdf">Controller Manual</a> for most details.  See Power Supply category for those details.</p><p>Package price above is hundreds of dollars less than top selling competitor\'s motors. Comparable price from Oriental, which do not offer absolute encoder nor wireless link, is more than $850.</p><p>These are <strong>new</strong> production products, with efficient firmware. However, the firmware for the encoder and wireless link is not availableuntil Summer 2010. At that time, fully functional units with encoder and wireless link will be available for approximately $250 additional charge.</p><p><font color="#0000ff"><strong>"Con-trol-ler-co-ders"</strong></font>--stepper motor controllers with optical encoders built-in. Each Controllercoder is fully integrated with the stepper motor, producing the most compact and powerful intelligient motor drive available. Complete family can drive stepper motors from 15mm diameter to NEMA 42, and perfectly matches drive amperage with the motor size. The absolute optical encoder and Index give position feedback for optimal motion control. These units offer the first total 100% motor drive solution, allowing easy plug-n-play for machines, CNC, robots, actuators, vehicles, and all equipment. </p>';//Append to end
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appnotes = appnotes+'<h4>General Appnotes</h4><p>For technical help regarding serial port communications, click here for <a href="http://www.excitron.com/webdocs/pdfs/Controller_connections.pdf">Controller_Connections.pdf</a>.</p><p>For information on how to use Driver Mode (STEP/DIR) for CNC applications, click here for <a href="http://www.excitron.com/webdocs/pdfs/CNC%20DB25%20Diagram.pdf">CNC_DB25_Diagram.pdf</a>.  Excitron manufactures some standard cable assemblies for connecting your Excitron Controller to your PC DB25 printer port, or whatever other equipment you have.  Please look in "<a href="http://www.excitron.com/index.cfm?Action=ViewCategory&Category=19">Cables and Adaptors</a>" category.  Choices are:</p><ol><li><a href="http://www.excitron.com/webdocs/Items/Details305.cfm">CNC-DB25 adaptor</a>.  This unit allows easy plugging/unplugging of up to 6 axis into one DB25 printer port.  For an additional small charge, we can make the cable that goes between each Excitron Controller and this adaptor.  It uses standard Molex 1x6 pin headers and housings, details in Documentation section.</li><li><a href="http://www.excitron.com/webdocs/Items/Details180.cfm">USB-4 RS232 adaptor</a>.  This handy unit allows RS232 serial connections to each of up to 4 Excitron Controllers that have an RS232-TTL adaptor or built-in RS232.</li><li><a href="http://www.excitron.com/webdocs/Items/Details155.cfm">CNC DB25 cable assembly</a>.  Same function as our CNC-DB25 adaptor but is hard-wired to 3 Controllers.  You may easily add additional cables for more than 3 axis.  This unit includes the 3 connecting cables, and you specify the length of each in an email.</li></ol><p>Whichever option you choose, remember that any wire should be as short as possible.  Long wire lengths act like antennas, capturing external noise spikes that can cause missed steps or electro-damage.  Always ground yourself before touching bare wires if they are connected to any electronics.</p><p>Excitron also offers shielded high-flex life robotic cables.  <a href="http://www.excitron.com/index.cfm?Action=ViewContact">Contact us</a> for details.</p>';//Append to end
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