by Antonio | May 19, 2020
The serial number usually is included in a label attached to the actuator itself. Another way to guess the number is by opening the file “LinceInfo.log”, after Lince v2.0 has detected your motion system, with the help of a text editor. The file is placed in the Lince... by Antonio | May 19, 2020
If you only have one serial (COM) port, you should select the system belonging to the type: [Legacy]. But if you have two or more serial ports, just select the corresponding type. If you only have one serial (COM) port, each actuator ID should be different (typical... by Antonio | May 19, 2020
After Lince detects your movement system, run the utility “Logykal.MotionTest.exe” which is placed in the Lince v2.0 installation folder, in order to start a motion system demo. by Antonio | May 19, 2020
Yes; our Motion Box Pro can be supplied on demand adapted to work with a 110-125V AC 50/60Hz supply. To buy this special kind of Motion Box Pro, it’s necessary to select the “custom” option in the product page. The working voltage and frequency is preset on factory.... by Antonio | May 19, 2020
A later upgrade is not available for Motion Box Pro, because the enclosed power supply is designed to provide enough current for the calculated number of actuators it will feed. If you are planning to upgrade your motion system in the near future, we suggest you to...