Masternet control system is a system to make a control system for central or remote control via a main controller such as personal computer with RS-232C, etc. Because the system runs as a fully-distributed control system and each unit is light and compact, it can be mounted near motors and sensors. Additionally, the number of wiring is much less because only two cables (power and signal) are required.
The Rorze Masternet control system integrates controllers, drivers, and stepping motors into a compact, distributed architecture. Controllers such as the RC‑400 and RC‑200 series communicate with a PC via RS‑232C or RS‑485, allowing up to 120 controllers on a single link and wiring reduced to just power and signal cables.
The catalog lists detailed specifications for each product, including input/output counts, supply requirements, dimensions, and optional connectors. It also includes wiring diagrams, acceleration/deceleration patterns, and programming examples for multi‑axis interpolation and stall detection.
| Input ports (RC‑410) | 16 |
|---|---|
| Output ports (RC‑410) | 16 |
| Supply voltage (RC‑410 / RC‑420) | 18 to 36 VDC |
| Supply current (RC‑410 / RC‑420) | <200 mA at 24 VDC |
| Dimensions (RC‑410 / RC‑420) | 29.5 × 86 × 69 mm |
| Weight (RC‑410 / RC‑420) | ≈120 g |
| Clock response (RC‑410) | 200 kpps max |
| Communication speed (RC‑400 link master) | Up to 921.6 kbps RS‑485 |
| Maximum communication distance | 1.2 km |
A RC‑400 link master can control up to 120 RC‑4xx series controllers.
The RC‑410 operates on a supply voltage of 18 to 36 VDC.
Yes, the RC‑410 can control two motors simultaneously.
The RS‑485 link can reach up to 1.2 km.