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A motorized product with moving mechanics, such as a linear stage, a rotational stage, or a stepper motor.
A positioner that includes a motor and mechanics but does not include an integrated controller.
A stand-alone controller or a positioner with an integrated controller.
A product that allows multi-axis manual input and push-button input for positioners.
Devices that share common features, such as connectors, protocols, and power.
For Zaber devices, closed-loop refers to any device where encoder feedback is used to inform the trajectory of the controller.
Connect stand-alone controllers to motorized axes using appropriate motor cables.
Link multiple devices in series for shared power and computer connection.
Link the first controller to a computer via USB or Ethernet for communication.
Supply 24-48VDC power to the device or chain of devices.
Cross-platform application for setup, control, and exploration of Zaber devices.
Communication protocols for formatting commands to send to a device.
Fully-featured libraries with comprehensive APIs for working with Zaber devices.
Smallest increment a device can move, depending on motor type and encoder resolution.
Connect joystick to computer for configuration; it should be the first device in the daisy-chain.
Customize joystick behavior and button commands using the Zaber Launcher app.
Access new features and bug fixes by updating devices to the latest firmware via Zaber Launcher.
Diagnose and correct positioner issues like unusual noises or failure to travel expected distances.
Perform a manual factory reset to resolve communication or erratic behavior issues.
General| Brand | Zaber |
|---|---|
| Model | X Series |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
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