Aerotech: Family of industrial PCs

All Automation Motion Server products are shipped with a fully tested and verified installation of Aerotech’s A3200 motion controller operating in a 64-bit Windows operating system.

Melissa Larson

Dec 2, 2015

Family of industrial PCs

The Motion Server is ready to work right out of the box—apply power, connect the drives, and start developing. No more time is wasted on PC selection, operating system activation/configuration, controller installation, and managing deliveries from multiple vendors. Features:

Intel i5 and i7 processors
Rack or panel-mount versions
DVI and HDMI video outputs
Optional EtherCAT or PROFINET interface
Real time, high-speed TCP stack ideal for smart cameras and Ethernet-based I/O
Solid-state disk drive for fast startup and robust operation
Operating temperature range of 5 to 50 deg. C

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