PT-25-FB RS-485 COMPUTER CONTROLLED HEAVY DUTY PAN & TILT
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PT-25-FB RS-485 PT-25-FB RS-485 COMPUTER CONTROLLED HEAVY DUTY PAN & TILT COMPUTER CONTROLLED HEAVY DUTY PAN & TILT Rugged pan and tilt unit with RS-485 / RS-232 computer control to remotely orient camera systems, acoustic equipment, antennas, and other instrumentation The PT-25-FB RS-485 pan and tilt provides 45 lb-ft (61 N-m) of output torque on each axis. Heavy-duty ball bearings supporting the output shaft allow it to accommodate heavy payloads up to 100 lbs (45 kg). Each axis includes a DC brushless stepper motor coupled to very low backlash harmonic gearing. It is designed to allow stalling of the output shafts without damage to the gears, the motors, or control electronics. RS-485 / RS-232 computer controlled for advanced features and control options features and control options Absolute position moves, real-time rotation Real-time position feedback, variableposition feedback, variable rotation speed and braking, speed and braking, and networkability of and networkability of multiple pan and tilts multiple n and tilts 45 lb-ft (61 N-m) of output torque on each 30 lb-ft (40 N-m) of output torque on each axis and accommodates payloads up to 100 lbs (45 kg) accommodates payloads up to 100 lbs (45 kg) ROS has been manufacturing an array of harsh environment cameras, lights, positioners, and specialized systems designed for oceanographic, nuclear, industrial, and military applications for over 35 years. The RS-485/RS-232 control enables the pan and tilts to be highly configurable and precision controllable. By using either the ROS positioner GUI (graphical user interface) or the ROS communication protocol for custom software integration, you have access to features such as: absolute position moves, variable rotation speed, real-time position feedback, variable braking, adjustable user limits, as well as networkability of multiple ROS pan and tilts sharing the same cable. A total of only four wires (two for power; two for communication) are needed to operate the RS-485/RS-232 pan and tilts. Using RS-485 control provides several advantages over RS-232. RS-485 allows communications over longer lengths of cable (1000 feet) and enables the ability for networking multiple nodes. A typical computer has the capability of RS-232 communication through its serial COM ports. Inexpensive devices are readily available for converting RS-232 to RS-485, USB to RS-485, or Ethernet to RS-485. The unit may also be controlled by an external joystick. The PT-25-FB RS-485 pan and tilt is available in two versions: air-filled or oil-filled. Oil filled units are used for deep water applications up to 3,000 meters depth. Air-filled units are used for shallow water applications up to 30 meters depth and are excellent for above water applications where rain, humidity, and dust are issues. 5618 Copley Drive : : San Diego, CA 92111 USA : : Tel (858) 565-8500 : : Fax (858) 565-8808 : : www.rosys.com : : sales@rosys.com

PT-25-FB RS-485 Computer Controlled Heavy Duty Pan & Tilt PERFORMANCE Power: Operating Range: Braking Mode: At Rest (not braking): Torque: Absolute Position Moves: Acceleration Settings: Rotation Speed (160:1 gears): Harmonic Gear Backlash: Scan Range (both axes): Scan Range with stop collar & optional yoke bracket: Feedback Potentiometer: Resolution: Control protocol: Type: Flow control: Command protocol: Supported Baud Rates: Networkability: Safety Mechanism: MECHANICAL Housing Material: Height: Width: Air Oil-filled with bellofram: Length without connector: Main Body Diameter: Output...