Watch the demo videos below.
Move to Absolute Position (4 positions):
Trigger ClearPath to move to one of four preset positions. Perfect for replacing air cylinders where more power and finesse is needed. | ![]() |
Move to Absolute Position (16 positions): Trigger ClearPath to move to one of 16 positions from a user-defined reference position. | ![]() |
Move Incremental Distance: Trigger ClearPath to move a user-defined distance (one of four) from its current position. You can also send multiple, quick trigger pulses to tell ClearPath to travel a multiple of any of its user-defined distances in one smooth move. | ![]() |
Pulse Burst Positioning: Use a timer/counter on your PLC (or a simple circuit) to send a burst of pulses to ClearPath, and it will move a distance proportional to the number of pulses sent, at your pre-selected speed and acceleration. | ![]() |
Multi-Sensor Positioning: Define multiple positions using sensors or switches, and trigger ClearPath to start moving and continue until it sees the next sensor transition (or a user-specified number of sensor transitions). | ![]() |
Follow Digital Position Command: ClearPath will move at a user-defined velocity to a position proportional to the frequency or PWM duty cycle of a digital waveform. | ![]() |
Note: These 6 modes are only available in MCPV Models
Move to Absolute Position (2 positions): Trigger ClearPath to move to one of the two preset positions. Perfect for replacing air cylinders that move between two positions, but where more power and finesse is needed. | ![]() |
Move to Sensor Position: Trigger ClearPath to move in either direction and it will smoothly ramp up to a chosen speed and stop when it detects a sensor (or switch). | ![]() |
Ramp Up/Down to Selected Velocity: By changing digital inputs (from your PLC, switches, etc.), ClearPath will smoothly ramp to one of four preset speeds in either direction. | ![]() |
Manual Velocity Control: Fine control of speed from zero to max speed at the turn of a knob. Remembers your last set speed or resets to zero speed when motor is enabled. | ![]() |
Spin on Power Up: Just turn on power and smoothly ramp to your preset speed. For when all you need is reliable, constant speed from a brushless motor, and a bare minimum of wiring. It doesn't get any easier than this. | ![]() |
Follow Digital Velocity Command: Connect a digital waveform from your PLC or other device, and ClearPath will run at a speed proportional to the waveform. Or, connect the PWM output of an H-bridge drive of a DC brush motor setup to make a high-performance, drop-in replacement. | ![]() |
Follow Digital Torque Command: Apply a variable torque (or force or tension) in proportion to a digital command (PWM or frequency). | ![]() |
The MCVC is primarily for velocity applications; the MCPV for positioning.Choose based on your application and price.
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