CSMIO/IP-M - 4-axis Motion Controller (STEP/DIR), Ethernet
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since 2021
Description
The CSMIO/IP-M 4-Axis Motion Controller is a cost-effective and professional CNC control solution designed for milling machines, routers, lathes, plasma, and laser cutters. It offers high stability and precision through Ethernet communication, ensuring fast, reliable data transfer even in challenging industrial environments. With step/direction (STEP/DIR) signal output, it supports both stepper and servo drives, making it versatile for various CNC applications.
Thanks to a trajectory buffer and high-quality step/dir signal generation (up to 125 kHz), the controller guarantees smooth motor performance and uninterrupted machine operation. Its integrated safety system provides constant monitoring, reacting instantly to alarms or drive faults to protect both machine and operator.
Compact, DIN-rail mountable housing simplifies installation, while opto-isolated I/O ensures industrial-grade reliability. The controller works seamlessly with simCNC, Mach3, and Mach4 software, offering flexibility for professionals, retrofit specialists, and hobbyists alike.
For users seeking accuracy and dependability comparable to high-end controllers at a fraction of the cost, the CSMIO/IP-M delivers an efficient, stable, and scalable CNC control platform.
CSMIO/IP-M - 4-axis Motion Controller (STEP/DIR), Ethernet
Specifications |
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| Control Axes: | 4 (Step/Dir) |
| Communication Interface: | Ethernet (galvanically isolated) |
| Max. Step Frequency: | 125 kHz |
| Positioning Resolution: | Up to 0.002 mm |
| Max. Axis Speed: | 15 m/min |
Features
- Ethernet Connectivity: Ensures stable, fast, and galvanically isolated communication for industrial environments.
- 4-Axis Step/Dir Control: Supports both stepper and servo drives with precision up to 0.002 mm.
- High-Speed Signal Generation: Delivers step/dir pulses up to 125 kHz for smooth and accurate motion.
- Trajectory Buffer: Prevents interruptions from network or software issues for continuous operation.
- Integrated Safety System: Monitors E-Stop, servo faults, and alarms for maximum protection.
- Easy DIN-Rail Installation: Compact aluminum housing with opto-isolated, industry-standard 24V I/O.
- Software Compatibility: Works with simCNC, Mach3, and Mach4 for flexible machine control.
- Expansion Ready: Supports CSMIO-MPG handwheel module for enhanced manual axis control.
Applications
- Milling Machines & Routers: Provides high precision (0.002 mm) and speeds up to 15 m/min.
- Plasma & Laser Cutters: Reliable performance at an affordable cost for industrial cutting systems.
- CNC Retrofits: Ideal for upgrading older machines requiring modern Ethernet-based control.
- Lathes (Non-Threading): Efficient motion control for turning operations without threading
Frequently Asked Questions
The CNC control software installed on a PC converts g-codes into motion trajectory and sends it to the CSMIO/IP-M controller via a network connection. The controller generates a step/dir signal for all axes based on the trajectory.
The ethernet connection provides operation stability, reliable and fast transmission, and galvanic isolation. The controller is easy to install, does not require external electronics, and has optically isolated and protected inputs/outputs. It is also compatible with popular control software and supports both stepper and servo drives.
The high-quality step/dir signal and data buffer in the CSMIO/IP-M controller ensure smooth and precise motor movement. The buffer allows uninterrupted operation even in case of temporary network or software issues.
Yes, the controller supports one slave axis without gantry geometry correction.
Yes, the controller has its own safety system consisting of independent algorithms and watchdogs that constantly monitor the safety of the user and the machine.