EtherCAT master for Windows 'RSW-ECAT'

In the factory, various equipment and devices provided by different vendors are operating, and there is a demand for a network that can easily, efficiently, and stably connect them to communicate data and information. At this exhibition, organizations and companies promoting open networks will explain the benefits of using industrial networks through demonstrations and seminars. At our booth, we will introduce industrial network products for real-time systems and suggest ways to utilize them. We sincerely look forward to your visit. ▼ Click here to apply for participation at each venue ▼ 　■ Application for Aichi venue on 7/2 (Wed) (https://sangyo-open.net/event/S2024/index.html) 　■ Application for Tokyo venue on 7/9 (Wed) (https://sangyo-open.net/event/T2024/index.html) ▼ Click here for the Industrial Open Network Exhibition brochure (pdf) ▼ 　■ Brochure (https://sangyo-open.net/wpopn2024/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/sangyo-open_leaflet2025R2.pdf)

On the MicroNet YouTube channel, we have released a demonstration video showing how to control a motor using a notebook PC equipped with RSW-ECAT. The connection between the wired LAN port of the notebook PC and the servo motor driver is made via EtherCAT (CSP mode). [Demonstration Video (YouTube)] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC-0rlcv1ZU

Based on the EtherCAT slave configuration specified by the customer, we will create an ENI file (EtherCAT Network Information). This allows you to use EtherCAT master products without having to purchase an EtherCAT configuration tool separately. [For more details, please visit this webpage] https://www.mnc.co.jp/ethercat/ecat_ENIdevelopservice.htm?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=IPROS_167822_ENICONFIG

The EtherCAT Center is a comprehensive information site for all developers utilizing EtherCAT technology. It provides a wealth of resources and support for various developers, including those considering the introduction of EtherCAT, those currently implementing it, those developing applications using EtherCAT, and those developing Slave products. For more details, please visit here: https://www.mnc.co.jp/ethercat/ecat_center.htm?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=IPROS_167411_ECATCENTER