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Radonix Control Card Mounting Radonix control cards feature durable plastic protective housings with specialized bases for DIN-rail mounting inside the electrical cabinet. The placement of the control card relative to other components in the cabinet is critical. Inverters, drives, and high-voltage cables all act as noise sources, so it’s essential to keep the control card […]
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Please verify the following items after receiving your package: Make sure that the product you ordered matches what you received, and verify that the serial number on the control unit matches the one you were sold. Also inspect the control unit for any damage—ensure the board isn’t cracked and no components are missing or broken. […]
Smart Position Control – Suitable for step (stepping) motors Table of Contents Package Contents Please ensure the following items are included in your Radonix PC-Smart 3AS package: Specifications Feature Specification Axes 3 independent & interpolated axes Digital Inputs 8 PNP/NPN inputs Digital Outputs 4 PNP/NPN outputs Analog Outputs 2 (0–10 V) Pulse Rate 100,000 pulses/sec […]
Flexible High-Performance Position Control Table of Contents Package Contents Please ensure the following items are included in your Radonix PC-Smart 4A package: Specifications Feature Specification Axes 4 independent interpolated axes Digital Inputs 16 PNP/NPN inputs Digital Outputs 8 PNP/NPN outputs Analog Outputs 2 (0–10 V) Analog Inputs 2 (0–10 V) Pulse Rate per Axis 500 […]
Terminal Function Connector Description PC Connection Ethernet Connector Used to connect to the PC over TCP/IP. See section 2.2.1 for details. Power Supply DC24V, DC0V Main power input for the control board. See section 2.2.2 for details. Digital Inputs Input Connector Used for external control signals. See section 2.2.3 for details. Digital Outputs Output Connector […]
Radonix PC-Smart series control boards communicate with the PC entirely over Ethernet using the TCP/IP protocol. You can use standard CAT 5 or CAT 6 patch cables up to 30 meters in length. The pinout for both ends of the cable is shown in Figure 2. Note: Route the Ethernet cable away from high-voltage wiring and […]
📘 Radonix control boards connect to the power supply via a 3-pin connector.The +24 V pin must be tied to the positive rail, and the GND pins to the negative rail. There are two GND pins—both are common internally—so you only need to connect the negative rail to either one. The board’s positive input is diode-protected against reverse polarity. […]