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  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
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CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
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  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver
  • CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver

CL2-57C Closed-Loop 17-bit Absolute Stepper Driver

Product Overview

The CL2-57C two-phase closed-loop stepper driver is a stepper drive product developed using the latest-generation 32-bit DSP chip, combined with our company’s many years of expertise in motion control. It supports both 17-bit and 23-bit encoders and offers three control interfaces: pulse‑type, RS485 bus, and CANopen bus. This particular model is a CANopen‑based closed-loop stepper driver.

Features

Voltage input range: DC24V~50V Maximum peak current: 7A Compatible motor flanges: 42/57/60 DI input current: 10–50mA DI input voltage: DC24V Communication interface: CANopen Equipped with protection functions for overcurrent, overvoltage, and position deviation.
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Communication Specifications
Communication Specifications 
Physical Layer 
Complies with the ISO 11898-2 physical layer standard. 
Communication connector 
RJ45 x2 
Network architecture 
Concatenation 
Transmission rate 
2 x 1 Mbps (half-duplex) 
Application-layer protocol 
CiA301 and CiA402 subprotocols 
Number of stations 
Up to 32 axes 
Communication partner 
SDO: Non-Periodic Data Object 
PDO: Periodic Data Object 
EMCY: Emergency Item 
Supported control modes 
Profile Position Mode (Contour Position Mode) 
Profile Velocity Mode (Velocity Mode) 
Homing Mode (Return-to-Home Mode) 

 

Product illustration
 
Drive Terminal Description

(1) Main circuit terminal block

Pin
Signal 
Explanation
1
VDC 
Drive power supply terminal 
Power supply range: DC 24V~50V 
2
Ground 

(2) Motor power cable terminals

PinSignalExplanation
1
B-
Motor phase B winding 
2
B+ 
3
A-
Motor phase A winding 
4
A+ 

(3) Encoder Wiring Terminals

PinSignalExplanation
1
EA+/D- 
Encoder differential signal negative terminal 
2
EA-/D+ 
Encoder differential signal positive terminal 
3
EB+ 
If you need to connect an ABZ differential signal encoder 
Please contact the manufacturer’s technical staff. 
4
EB-
5
EZ+ 
6
EZ-
7
E5V
Encoder power supply positive terminal 
8
Ground 
Encoder power supply negative terminal 

(4) Control signal terminal block

IllustrationPinSignalExplanation

 

1
DI0
7-channel single-ended DI inputs, 12–24 V, with freely configurable DI functions. 
2
DI1
3
DI2
4
DI3
5
DI4
6
DI5
7
DI6
8
DICOM 
DI input common terminal 
9
DO0
3‑channel single-ended DO output, with freely configurable DO functions. 
10
DO1
11
DO2
12
DOCOM 
DO output common terminal 

(5) USB port

ExplanationExplanation
Parameters can be configured via a Type-C data cable connected to a computer using debugging software. 

(6) CANopen communication port

IllustrationPinSignalExplanation
1
CAN_H
can communication positive terminal 
2
CAN_L
can communication negative terminal 
3
Ground 
can communicationally 
4
NC 
NC 
5
Ground 
can communicationally 
6
Ground 
can communicationally 
7NC
NC 
8NC
NC 

(7) DIP switch

PinSignalExplanation
1
SW1
canID station number setting; see the table below for details. 
2
SW2
3
SW3
4
SW4
5
SW5
6
SW6
Baud Rate Setting 
7
SW7
8
SW8
Termination resistor setting (ON is effective, OFF is ineffective) 
 
Communication Station Number Table
CAN ID AddressSW1SW2SW3SW4SW5CAN ID AddressSW1SW2SW3SW4SW5
1onoffoffoffoff17onoffoffoffon
2offonoffoffoff18offonoffoffon
3ononoffoffoff19ononoffoffon
4offoffonoffoff20offoffonoffon
5onoffonoffoff21onoffonoffon
6offononoffoff22offononoffon
7onononoffoff23onononoffon
8offoffoffonoff24offoffoffonon
9onoffoffonoff25onoffoffonon
10offonoffonoff26offonoffonon
11ononoffonoff27ononoffonon
12offoffononoff28offoffononon
13onoffononoff29onoffononon
14offonononoff30offonononon
15ononononoff31ononononon
16offoffoffoffon      
 
Baud Rate Setting
Baud rateSW6SW7
1 Mbit/s 
offoff
500K bit/s 
onoff
250k bit/s 
offon
125 kbit/s 
onon
 
Troubleshooting
Fault code 
Fault Information 
ALM indicator light 
Mitigation measures 
Reset 

Err1

Overcurrent or interphase short circuit

Flashes once

Check whether the load is excessive, whether there are any impacts, and whether the motor wiring is shorted.

Power-down reset

Err2

Power supply voltage is too high.

Flashes twice

Check the power supply operating range.

Automatic recovery

Err3

Power supply voltage too low

Flashes 3 times

Check the power supply operating range.

Automatic recovery

Err5

Motor out of tolerance

Flashes 5 times

Check whether the load is excessive and whether the encoder cable is loose.

Power loss, manual reset

Err6

485 Modbus error frame exists

Flashes 6 times

Verify that the 485/USB serial communication parameters are configured correctly.

Power-down reset

Err7

Encoder ROM motor information missing

Flashes 7 times

Check whether the encoder ROM correctly stores motor-related parameters.

Power-down reset

Err8

Absolute Encoder Battery Warning

Flashes 8 times

Check whether the encoder battery voltage is normal.

Power-down reset

Err9

Absolute encoder battery failure

Flashes 9 times

Encoder battery discharged; after replacing the battery, reset P0D.07.

Power-down reset

Err10

Encoder Communication Alarm

Flashes 10 times

Check whether the encoder cable is disconnected.

Power-down reset

 

Main application areas

Suitable for a wide range of motion-control applications in automation equipment and instruments, such as electronic manufacturing and inspection, semiconductor packaging, laser cutting and welding, laser typesetting, packaging machinery, engraving machines, marking machines, cutting machines, garment plotters, CNC machine tools, and automated assembly systems.

 

 

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