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30-03-2013 #1
Daft question from the resident idiot, but why would a cctv board need 3 8A relays?
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Answers own question, built in ptz maybe?
But given that the board says it is a 'motor control node IPC 443 ISS.A', it is probably a 'motor control node'
That phrase seems to be popular with Logosol and Rexroth so you could ask them?Last edited by D.C.; 30-03-2013 at 01:47 PM.
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30-03-2013 #2
cctv could be an avenue to look into but i am driven more in the direction of development board because of the little through hole prototype section and the sheer number of connections also why would cctv need 4 dc/stepper motor drivers unless it was to control only 2 cameras pan/tilt but it seams a bit of over kill with everything else on the board. Thanks for the replys so far i`m sure we will work it out.
Mick
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30-03-2013 #3
the motor control node bit is why i have started with the CNC Community but i spent the best part of a month searching online with every query i could think of and came up with nothing i even tried searching google images to try and find anything that looked similar but no joy. i`ll fire an email off to Logosol and Rexroth and maybe Xilinx thanks for the suggestion
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30-03-2013 #4
Some of the large wired cctv systems 24-64 camera multiplex, do require higher amps and cover very large buildings, they also have Pan Tilt Zoom control and IR arrays for night vision. But as i said only a long shot anyhow.. some or the sytems also auto cycle pan from the camera but use motion control from the control center for manual control. only requiring a couple of chips for manual
RickLast edited by Ricardoco; 30-03-2013 at 02:22 PM.
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30-03-2013 #5
Just as an observation, "Motion Control Node" could just be refering to the connector next to it and may not even be the board type or title.
The Large chip has common uses in cctv and telecommunications amongst other uses.
http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...ed=0CDkQ7gEwAQRickLast edited by Ricardoco; 30-03-2013 at 02:47 PM.
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