√ Programmable control via MicroPython
√ One CAN channel
√ Two RS485 channels
√ One analog input interface
√ One SPI interface
√ Two GPIO interfaces
√ Two isolated PWM output interfaces
Python Programmable Controller
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Interface |
5V Type-C power supply
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Power supply voltage |
9-36V Wide-range power supply
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Development environment |
Use MicroPython for programming control
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Channels |
One CAN channel, two 485 channels
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Matching motor |
Two DC motors or one stepper motor
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Analog input interface |
1(4-20mA or 0-10V optional)
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Temperature |
-20℃-85℃
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Protocol |
CANbus/RS485
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Programming language |
MicroPython
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CAD |
.DWG
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3D file |
.STP
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User manual | |
Debug tool |
Thonny, VSCode, Pycharm, etc
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Connection |
Description
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Thonny Connection |
After the device is connected to the computer, open Thonny, click on the lower right corner of the software, select the device with the corresponding port, and click Connect to COM18
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VSCode Connection |
Open the PyMakr plug-in page and click Connect device on the corresponding port in the DEVICES window: COM18
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Pycharm Connection |
Install the MicroPython plug-in, set up MicroPython, as shown in Figure 5, Pycharm will automatically recognize the device and connect it
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