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Omron NJ501-1320 Sysmac NJ5 Motion Controller

Omron NJ501-1320 Sysmac NJ5 Motion Controller

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  • Manufacturer: Omron

  • Product No.: NJ501-1320

  • Country of origin:Japan

  • Product Type: Motion Controllers

  • Payment: T/T, Western Union

  • Weight: 550g

  • Shipping port: Xiamen

  • Warranty: 12 months

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Description

Designed for high-speed machine control and seamless database integration, the Omron NJ501-1320 CPU unit serves as a core processing hub within the Sysmac NJ5 platform. This controller combines sequence control, motion control, and direct SQL database connectivity into a single unified architecture, executing processes with a primary task cycle time of 0.5 ms. By eliminating the need for middleware, the module enables direct communication between factory-floor machines and enterprise databases.

The unit features native support for EtherCAT and EtherNet/IP communications, facilitating high-speed synchronization of motion axes and distributed I/O. Compatible with the CJ I/O bus, the NJ501-1320 offers flexible system expansion paths for existing industrial automation setups, ensuring precise synchronization and deterministic control over demanding machinery applications.

Features

  • Executes sequence control, motion control, and database connectivity in one synchronized engine.
  • Direct SQL database connection functionality for real-time data logging and retrieval.
  • Built-in EtherCAT master port for precise synchronization of servo drives and field devices.
  • Integrated EtherNet/IP port for standard industrial network communications.
  • Configurable via Sysmac Studio software for unified programming and diagnostics.
  • Expansion capability using standard CJ-series I/O modules.

Applications

  • High-speed packaging and sorting systems.
  • Automated assembly lines requiring synchronized multi-axis motion.
  • Manufacturing data logging and quality tracking systems with direct enterprise database logging.
  • Material handling and multi-axis Cartesian robot control.

Technical Specifications

ManufacturerModel/Part NumberSeriesController FunctionalityPrimary Task Cycle TimeProgram MemoryVariables MemoryMax. Number of Synchronous AxesMax. Number of Axes (including virtual)Communication PortsI/O System CompatibilityWeight
Omron
NJ501-1320
Sysmac NJ5
Database connection, Motion control, Sequence control
0.5 ms
20 MB
6 MB
16
16
EtherCAT Master, EtherNet/IP, USB
CJ I/O Bus
0.55 kg

Installation Guidelines

  • Mounting: Mount securely onto a standard 35 mm DIN rail within an enclosed industrial control cabinet.
  • Clearance: Maintain specified clearance distances above and below the unit to ensure adequate natural convection cooling.
  • Grounding: Connect the ground terminal of the power supply unit and the CPU rack to a dedicated protective earth (PE) ground with a low-impedance conductor.
  • Wiring: Use shielded twisted-pair cables for EtherCAT and EtherNet/IP connections to prevent electromagnetic interference.

What is the primary function of the Omron NJ501-1320 controller?

The Omron NJ501-1320 is a Sysmac NJ5 series CPU unit designed for high-speed sequence control, multi-axis motion control, and direct SQL database connectivity.

How many synchronized axes can the NJ501-1320 manage?

This motion controller supports up to 16 synchronous axes and a maximum of 16 total axes including virtual axes.

What communication interfaces are built into this unit?

The NJ501-1320 features an integrated EtherCAT Master port, an EtherNet/IP port, and a USB port for configuration and programming.

Is the NJ501-1320 compatible with existing CJ-series I/O?

Yes, the controller supports expansion using the CJ I/O Bus system, allowing integration of compatible CJ-series I/O modules.

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  • Worldwide Coverage: Serving over 150 countries, including rapid delivery to Saudi Arabia and UAE.

Returns & Warranty

  • 30-Day Guarantee: Returns accepted for in-stock products in original, factory-sealed packaging.
  • 12-Month Warranty: Every industrial component is backed by our professional technical warranty.

Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays).


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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Country of origin
Japan

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