JANCD-PC20
June 01, 2026

JANCD-PC20

JANCD-PC20 is a CPU/control board manufactured by Yaskawa Electric (Yasnac) for the LX3 series CNC controllers, used in machine tools and automation systems. It serves as the main processing unit for motion control, program execution, and system management.

Description

Basic Information

  • Model: JANCD-PC20 (also written as JANCDPC20)

  • Alternative part number: DF8203490-A0

  • Manufacturer: Yaskawa Electric / Yasnac

  • Applicable system: LX3 CNC controller (machine tool applications)

  • Type: Main CPU / motion control PCB

  • Product status: Obsolete, available as used, refurbished, or surplus parts

  • Origin: Japan

Technical Specifications

  • Power supply: 24 VDC (from controller backplane)

  • Operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C

  • Storage temperature: -20 °C to 50 °C

  • Relative humidity: 5%–80% (non-condensing)

  • Altitude: Up to 1,000 m (no derating)

  • Weight: Approx. 0.4–0.6 kg (1.34 lbs)

  • Certification: CE marked

Key Functions

  1. Main CPU control: Executes CNC programs, coordinates multi-axis motion, and manages system logic.

  2. Motion processing: Handles high-speed interpolation, servo loop control, and spindle motion commands.

  3. System management: Oversees I/O, communication, safety interlocks, and diagnostic functions.

  4. Data handling: Processes CNC parameters, macro programs, and machine feedback data.

  5. Status monitoring: Provides LED indicators for power, run, alarm, and error codes.

Compatibility & Installation

  • Compatible with Yasnac LX3 series CNC controllers (milling, turning, and machining centers).

  • Installs in the dedicated CPU slot on the LX3 backplane (plug-in design).

  • Not interchangeable with robot controller boards (e.g., NX100/XRC series) or other CNC models.

  • Works with matching LX3 boards (I/O, servo, power supply modules).

Safety & Maintenance Notes

  • Disconnect all power and wait for capacitor discharge before removal/installation.

  • Use an ESD wristband to prevent static damage to components.

  • Do not perform high-voltage withstand tests; semiconductors may be damaged.

  • Regularly inspect connectors for dirt, corrosion, or poor contact.

  • Repairs and replacements must be performed by qualified technicians.


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