IAI PCON-C-42PI-NP-2-0-H High-Acceleration Position Controller

Product Overview

IAI PCON-C-42PI-NP-2-0-H is a single-axis position controller for a compatible 42P incremental actuator using the H specification. In IAI model coding, the H suffix identifies the high-acceleration and loading configuration. This suffix is part of the product identity and must remain in the title, model field, attributes, and replacement check.

The controller uses the PCON-C positioner architecture with an internal drive-power cutoff relay, NPN sink I/O, a 2 m I/O cable specification, and 24 VDC supply.

Main Features

• H specification for the matching high-acceleration and loading actuator configuration
• One-axis position control with 64 standard and up to 512 selectable position records
• Separate speed, acceleration, deceleration, and positioning settings
• Position-zone, push-motion, homing, servo, and alarm functions
• 24 VDC NPN sink I/O and RS485 communication conforming to Modbus

Technical Specifications

Compatible System and Applications

This exact version is used in legacy equipment where the actuator and controller parameters were selected for the H specification, including fast transfer, loading, handling, packaging, and assembly axes. Actual allowable acceleration, payload, speed, and duty depend on the connected actuator and machine configuration.

Maintenance and Replacement Notes

Do not replace this unit with PCON-C-42PI-NP-2-0 solely because the rest of the model code is identical. Confirm the H suffix on the controller documentation, connected actuator, parameter file, moving load, motor and encoder cables, brake option, PIO pattern, and NPN wiring. PCON-CB is the successor family, but conversion of parameters, teaching tools, connectors, and cables must be checked before commissioning.

Inquiry and Supply Notes

Send clear controller and actuator nameplate images and provide the machine application, moving load, installed cable numbers, parameter-backup status, and required quantity. The offered condition and test scope should be stated in the quotation.