CONTENTS:
Introduction
Connect to Analog Servo Amplifiers
Drive Enable Wiring
Connect To Digital Quadrature Encoders
Connect System I/O
Analog Inputs
Connect XMP Transceiver I/O as a Capture Input
Connect Two XMP Boards (12-16Axes)
Configuring Analog Connections
CHAPTER 3
Configuring An XMP-analog Motion Control System

Connect to Analog Servo Amplifiers

NOTE: Opto-Isolation of Outputs

A number of controller outputs are optically isolated to protect both the controller and the drive amplifier, such as HOME LIMIT and AMP FAULT.

The XMP's internal logic only controls current to the opto-transistor, thus presenting a "conducting" state between the collector and emitter (of the opto-transistor). Your external wiring determines whether an active low or an active high is presented at the input to your drive.

Note

To maintain electrical isolation between the XMP and external I/O, the power and ground connections should be from an external power source, and should not be tied to the XMP's power or ground connections.

Command Outputs (DAC) Wiring
Connections for command outputs.