FEATURES

• Supported by Mach4 and Mach3 PoKeys plugins
• Compatible with USB 1.1/2.0 HID standard,
• standard English USB keyboard simulation (with triggering support for up/down keys),
• standard USB joystick simulation (6 axes, 32 buttons with triggering support),
• Ethernet 10/100 with DHCP client or fixed IP support,
• TCP or UDP connection with the device,
• Modbus TCP support (access to digital IO, analog inputs, encoder values, digital counters values, PWM outputs, LCD display, PoExtBus devices, matrix keyboard status),
• web interface with newly designed dashboard and I/O status display with multiple user accounts,
• 28 digital inputs or outputs (software configurable) with pull-up resistors and available as virtual USB keyboard keys. There are additional 4 dedicated digital outputs,
• 5 analog inputs (12-bit) with digital low-pass filtering (4 analog inputs also include analog low-pass filter with 1.9 kHz cut-off frequency),
• multiple encoder pair inputs with three additional dedicated high-speed encoder and one ultra high-speed encoder inputs,
• digital counters on specific digital input pins,
• high performance 8-axis 125 kHz pulse engine with dedicated motor connectors,
• up to 16×8 matrix keyboard with triggered keys/alternate function support,
• up to 5 high-speed fully configurable PWM outputs (25MHz PWM timer) – two of them with open-collector transistor outputs,
• Dedicated connector for HD44780-based character LCD support (up to 4×20 characters),
• Dedicated connector for PoPendant1
• PoExtBus support for adding up to 10 external shift registers (e.g. PoExtBusOC16, PoExtBusRE, etc.),
• PoNET devices support (48-key CNC keyboard),
• fail-safe support in case of communication interruption,
• support for up to 100 sensors, that can be connected to I2C bus, 1-wire bus or on the general purpose analog inputs,
• intuitive and user-friendly software,
• third-party support via communication DLL library and extensive protocol specification document that allows porting to other systems.