USD 8,878.80
Robotics CPU unit with 2,560 I/O points, 16 axes, 8 robots, 20 MB program memory, and 550 g mass.
NJ501-4300 is an NJ-series robotics CPU unit for Omron Sysmac machine automation. Manufacturer and distributor listings identify it as a compact controller with 2,560 I/O points, support for up to 40 configured units across 3 expansion racks, 20 MB program memory, 2 MB retained memory, 16 motion axes, and support for up to 8 controlled robots. Omron documentation lists a 1.90 A current consumption and 550 g mass for the unit, and associates the model with robot control plus general motion control over EtherCAT/EtherNet/IP-based machine systems.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| I/O points | 2,560 points |
| Maximum number of configuration units | 40 units (3 expansion racks) |
| Program memory | 20 MB |
| Retained memory | 2 MB retained during power interruptions |
| Motion axes | 16 |
| Controlled robots | Up to 8 |
| Current consumption | 1.90 A |
| Mass | 550 g |
Coordinates up to 16 motion axes and multiple robots from one controller in a compact machine-control cabinet.
Eliminates the need for separate robot and motion controllers in synchronized robot workcells.
Manages large I/O counts and expansion capability for packaging machines with many sensors, actuators, and coordinated motions.
Reduces controller sprawl when a line needs dense I/O and distributed expansion racks.
Controls coordinated conveyors, pick-and-place axes, and robot transfers in a single deterministic automation platform.
Provides unified control for synchronized transfer motion without a separate PLC and robot supervisor.
