AMT SyncSys is built for point-to-point motion with I/O. These are typical machines it runs.
A Feeder-Index axis advances strip, tape or film by a fixed length per cycle. A sensor input starts each index and an output fires a cutter or punch at the end.
An X Y Z gantry moves parts between fixed positions. Vacuum and gripper outputs switch at each station, and the operator hears what to load next.
SPEAKLINE,Load next partWAITIN,1,ONMOVE,X,40WAITMOVEMOVE,Z,30WAITMOVEOUTPUT,2,ONDWELLMS,200MOVE,Z,0WAITMOVEMOVE,X,180WAITMOVEOUTPUT,2,OFF
An axis moves the nozzle along a set path while a position-synchronized output opens the valve at an exact position in the move — switched in hardware, not by a program scan.
The part is clamped, probed and released. Analog readings and the result are written to the log with the date and time.
SPEAKLINE,Load part and press startWAITIN,1,ONOUTPUT,1,ONDWELLMS,300OUTPUT,2,ONDWELLMS,1000LOG,Part testedOUTPUT,2,OFFOUTPUT,1,OFFSPEAKLINE,Remove part
A Spindle axis turns at a set speed while a second axis traverses the wire guide or indexes the table.
Inputs detect parts and outputs divert them. An IO controller adds outputs and inputs for a larger line — up to 4 IO controllers on one machine.
An IO controller's fast channels give an exact number of pulses or a steady clock, 16 Hz to 500 kHz, for test benches and external equipment.*
* Fast pulse channels are provided in a coming firmware release.
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