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Description

This motor solution kit is a reference kit that enables easy initial evaluation and advanced development of motor control systems using an RZ/T2M (or RZ/T2L or RZ/N2L) MPU with a high voltage 220V AC servo motor.

Three types of motor solution boards are available: the RZ/T2M version, the RZ/T2L version, and the RZ/N2L version. The desired motor solution board (compatible with a 100V to 250V AC power supply) and a 220V AC servo motor (equipped with a Tamagawa Seiki absolute encoder) can be purchased. (The RZ/N2L version is available for free rental only.)

Kit Contents

  • AC Servo Solution Board
    • Controller board - equipped with RZ/T2M BGA225, RZ/T2L BGA196 or RZ/N2L BGA225
    • Inverter board
  • 220V AC Servo Motor with Absolute Encoder
  • Motion Utility Software
  • Schematics
  • AC Servo Solution Hardware Manual for RZ/T2M, RZ/N2L
  • AC Servo Solution Hardware Manual for RZ/T2L
  • AC Servo Solution Firmware Manual
  • AC Servo Solution Startup Guide for Motion Control Utility
  • AC Servo Solution Startup Guide for EtherCAT

Features

  • Power voltage: 100V - 250V
  • 220V AC servo motor
  • 1-axis control is possible by connecting an inverter board
  • Switching frequency: 16kHz
  • Current detection (ΣΔ Modulator (RV1S9353A))
  • Position detection
    • Absolute encoder x1
  • Ethernet ports x2, CAN, UART, USB, RS-485
  • Abnormal detection
    • Bus voltage
    • overcurrent
  • Motion Utility software (Windows application)
    • Supports incremental/absolute encoder
    • Position control, motion control (trapezoidal control)
    • Real-time internal data extraction/waveform display (motion scope)
    • Tuning of Kp, Ki, Kd
  • Motion control via EtherCAT
    • EtherCAT CiA402 communication using the EtherCAT master tool "TwinCAT3"

Applications

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Type Title Date
PCB Design Files ZIP 52.50 MB
Quick Start Guide PDF 3.81 MB
Quick Start Guide PDF 5.56 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 2.65 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 1.39 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 2.12 MB
Manual - Development Tools PDF 1.02 MB
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Sample Code

Sample Code

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Sample Code
[Software=RZ Flexible Software Package|v1.30],[Toolchains=Arm Compiler|v9.32.2;GNU Arm Embedded|v9.3.1.20200408]
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Application: Industrial
Compiler: GNU ARM Embedded, ICCARM Function: Software Package IDE: e2 studio, IAR EWARM
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Part NumberStatusStockBudgetary Price (USD)Description
CN032-ACSERVOT2LPOCZActiveOut of Stock1u | $660AC Servo Motor Control with RZ/T2L
CN032-ACSERVOT2MPOCZActiveIn Stock1u | $660AC Servo Motor Control with RZ/T2M

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  1. facoder settings in RZ/T2M

    When using CN032-ACSERVO RZ/T2M255pins (MPU:R9A07G075M25GBA) to connect with TAMAGAWA encoder(fa-coder) with sample code I notice that if the edge of the signal is steep, the control board can't read signal correctly. I didn't find any where in e2studio can set noise filter ...

    Apr 23, 2026
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