USD 9,135.30
80 MB program memory, 256-axis motion control, OPC UA support, EtherCAT Master, EtherNet/IP, Ethernet TCP/IP, 100×132×100 mm
NX701-1700 is an NX-series CPU unit for Omron machine automation controllers. The official NX7 data sheet lists 80 MB program capacity, 256-axis motion control, and 4 MB retained / 256 MB non-retained variable memory. The controller supports OPC UA and uses EtherCAT Master, EtherNet/IP, and Ethernet TCP/IP communication ports. Published physical size is 100 mm × 132 mm × 100 mm with 880 g unpacked weight.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Program capacity | 80 MB |
| Memory capacity for variables | 4 MB retained during power interruption; 256 MB not retained during power interruption |
| Number of motion axes | 256 |
| Database connection | Not supported |
| Primary task cycle time | Motion control, OPC-UA, Sequence control: 0.125 ms |
| Program memory | 80 MB |
| Variables memory | 260 MB |
| Max. number of synchronous axes | 256 |
| Max. number of axes including virtual | 256 |
| Communication ports | EtherCAT Master, EtherNet/IP, Ethernet TCP/IP |
| Communication options | None |
| Max. number of remote I/O nodes | 512 |
| I/O system | NX I/O Bus |
| Max. number of expansion units | 0 |
| Product height (unpacked) | 100 mm |
| Product width (unpacked) | 132 mm |
| Product depth (unpacked) | 100 mm |
| Product weight (unpacked) | 880 g |
| Current consumption | 40 W (including SD Memory Card and End Cover) |
Controls synchronized servo axes across a compact packaging machine where many coordinated motions must execute with sub-millisecond task timing.
Eliminates motion jitter and coordination errors in multi-axis packaging systems.
Manages a dense automation cell with multiple machine stations, distributed I/O, and industrial Ethernet communications in a single controller.
Reduces controller sprawl while supporting large I/O counts and deterministic communications.
Serves as a machine-level controller that can expose production data through OPC UA while handling local motion and sequence control.
Bridges shop-floor motion control and higher-level data integration without an extra gateway.
