BERKELEY BXi4/2-01-B
BERKELEY BXi4/2-01-B
BERKELEY BXi4/2-01-B
BERKELEY BXi4/2-01-B
BERKELEY BXi4/2-01-B
BERKELEY BXi4/2-01-B
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BXi4/2-01-B

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The Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B is an integrated four-axis motion and machine controller with two internally powered servo drives, Ethernet I/O expansion, serial connectivity and an object-based development environment.
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Technical specifications for BXi4/2-01-B

  • Manufacturer:
    BERKELEY
  • Part Number:
    BXi4/2-01-B
  • Product Family:
    BERKELEY
  • Product Type:
    4-Axis Motion and Machine Controller with 2 Internal Servo Drives
  • Stock:
    1
  • Axis Control:
    4 axes, inferred from verified BXi family nomenclature
  • Internal Drives:
    2, inferred from verified BXi family nomenclature
  • I/O Network:
    Expandable 100 Mbit Ethernet I/O system, family-level manufacturer brochure
  • Serial Ports:
    Scalable serial ports, family-level manufacturer brochure
  • Development Environment:
    Object-based
  • Documented Functions:
    Autocalibration, cassette mapping, predictive maintenance and e-Diagnostics
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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Overview Manuals Motion Networking Software Application
  • Four-axis motion and machine controller
  • Two internally powered servo drives
  • Integrated machine, motion and process control platform

BXi4/2-01-B consolidates servo motion, I/O, diagnostics and application logic in one BXi controller.

Its four-axis control architecture includes two internally powered servo drives for coordinated machine operation.

Confirm the complete BXi4/2-01-B identity, axis configuration, connected motors and saved application before replacement.

Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for BXi4/2-01-B are confirmed during quotation.

Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B Manuals, Links

Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

  • Coordinates four motion axes in the 4/2 configuration
  • Integrates two internally powered servo drives
  • Supports machine-level control of robots, slides and aligners
  • Uses expandable 100 Mbit Ethernet I/O at the BXi family level
  • Provides scalable serial-port connectivity
  • Supports remote e-Diagnostics and data logging
  • Uses an object-based development environment
  • Supports Autocalibration and cassette-mapping functions
  • Tracks calibration and process values for predictive maintenance
  • Semiconductor wet-bench machine control
  • CMP equipment such as the SpeedFam Auriga platform
  • Integrated wafer-handling modules using robots, aligners and pod-door mechanisms
Description
BXi4/2-01-B is a Berkeley Process Control integrated motion and machine controller configured for four controlled axes and two internal servo drives.

The BXi platform combines servo motion, machine sequencing, process control, expandable 100 Mbit Ethernet I/O, serial communications, diagnostics and object-based software in one controller.

Before replacement, confirm the complete -01-B suffix, installed I/O and serial options, drive ratings, machine software, axis count, internal-drive count, power input and backed-up application data.
Alternative Names
BXi4/2-01-B BXi 4/2-01-B Berkeley BXi4/2-01-B Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B Berkeley Process Control BXi 4/2-01-B BXi 4/2-01-B Motion and Machine Controller
Technical notes
BXi4/2-01-B is identified as a four-axis, two-drive configuration. Confirm the installed label and chassis configuration before quotation.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
What data must be preserved before replacing a Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B?
Back up the complete machine application, axis tuning, calibration and home offsets, I/O mapping, network addresses, process-loop settings and software versions, and retain a verified copy outside the controller.
Why can a Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B replacement boot normally but still fail to run the machine?
Missing application files, incompatible firmware, different option hardware, incorrect axis assignments, absent calibration data or mismatched network settings can prevent operation even when the controller powers up without a hardware alarm.
How should the two internal drives be considered when planning a Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B replacement?
Identify which machine axes use the two internal drives and which use external amplifiers, then verify motor, feedback, current rating and connector compatibility for each axis before transferring the application.
What should be checked when a Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B loses communication with legacy machine modules?
Compare interface cards, cabling, termination, node addresses, protocol settings and software drivers with the original controller; replacing the CPU alone does not correct an incompatible or degraded network path.
How can customers avoid buying the incorrectly described eight-axis Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B?
Require a clear photograph of the exact BXi4/2-01-B label and connector layout and reject listings that rely only on the phrase 8-axis; the complete model and installed hardware must drive the purchase decision.
What support information should be prepared before contacting Axus about a Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B?
Provide the full label, serial and revision details, software and firmware versions, fault symptoms, application backup status, option-card list, photographs and the machine's required turnaround time.
What acceptance testing is appropriate for a repaired Berkeley Process Control BXi4/2-01-B?
Test application loading, nonvolatile memory, all communications and I/O, both internal drives, external-axis commands, homing, interlocks and representative process loops before returning the controller to full production.

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