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The VXM is a high performance, programmable, 2 phase, unipolar stepper motor controller. It
features:
- Small size (3.5" x 4.4" x 6.6") and low cost. Controls 1 to 4 motors.
- Powerful 115 intuitive command Instruction
Set makes it easy to program
- 4X oversize motor drives for long life and
overload tolerance
- Complete Controller/Indexer/Driver/AC Power
Supply with RS-232 interface
- Nonvolatile memory for storing 4 user-created
programs
- Easy-to-use graphical user interface.
More about COSMOS software
- 24 Volt CE certified power supply
More about the VXM:
- catalog chapter , pricing
- program
examples
- got a VXM question? Visit the VXM support site
- "This is overkill - I need single axis down-and-back motion"- See VXM-1J
The VXM is used to control stepper motors on Velmex positioning
equipment.
VXM Controller and power
supply
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VXM |
| Type |
Programmable control & driver |
| Number
of axes (see 1. below) |
1,
2 or 3, 4 |
| Simultaneous
motors (see 2. below) |
Yes |
| Motor
Compatibility |
Size
17 to size 34 (1.2 to 4.7 amp) |
| Step/Rev. |
400 |
| Program
Storage (memory type) |
5 (RAM/ FLASH) |
| Interface |
RS-232 |
| Aux.inputs/outputs |
4
in/2 out |
Speed
Range (steps/sec) |
1
to 6000 |
Default
Baud Rate |
9600 |
| Maximum
Baud Rate |
38,400 |
| Program
language (see 3. below) |
ASCII
Characters |
| Stand
alone operation |
Yes |
| Manual
Jog Inputs on Front Panel |
Yes |
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1. Three and four motor capability with two Controls
linked by the VXM bus
2. Using two Controls linked by the VXM bus as shown in photo below
3. Instructions can be embedded in: LabView, Visual
BASIC and C++, VB.Net, C#, BASIC, Pascal and others.
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Photo 2
VXM for 3 or 4 motors shown with Bussing Cable |

Photo 3 Read more here about VXM
OPTIONS
Photo 4 VXM with a PDA used as input terminal. We do not sell PDAs.
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Photo 5
Back Panel of VXM-2 |
 
Photo 6 Rack mounts for a pair or
a single VXM controllers.

Photo 7 VXM1-J is the ideal controller for:
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simple, variable speed motion in a single axis
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precise movement between two teachable points
It is not programmed with a computer.
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