The door to this output module used with the RMC200 opens to the right, displaying labels of the connection points. The terminal blocks (green) feature push-in wire connections with latch ejectors (orange) to reduce wiring time and simplify maintenance.
As with the other Delta controllers, the RMC 200 has capabilities for synchronizing the motion of multiple axes, enabling the construction of machines with scalable performance and quick production changeovers. Also, like Delta’s other controllers, the RMC 200 provides built-in support for controlling pressure/force as well as position, velocity, and acceleration. The controller can transition smoothly between these control modes, enabling consistent, reliable motion.
RMC 200 controllers use Delta’s field-proven RMCTools software for setup, tuning, programming, and diagnostics, making integration convenient for existing users. RMCTools shortens application development and deployment times with a graphical programming interface, a powerful motion plotting tool, and a Tuning Wizard that automates the process of setting control-loop gains.
Furthermore, a programmable “Feature Key” lets RMC 200 users purchase the exact number of control loops needed by an application. Other physical enhancements include a display screen on the CPU, I/O modules with push-in wire connectors, and fully encased, user-installable modules that “rock-in” to provide power-sequencing capability. The unit’s modular expandability makes RMC 200 virtually “future-proof,” supporting expanded control and I/O interfacing compatibility as new modules are required by the application.
For more information on the RMC 200, visit www.deltamotion.com.