Yaskawa DF9200720-C1 (JANCD-MMM02) Control Board
May 29, 2026

Yaskawa DF9200720-C1 (JANCD-MMM02) Control Board

DF9200720-C1 (official model JANCD-MMM02 Rev C1) is a main CPU/control board for Yaskawa Motoman MRC/XRC robot controllers. It serves as the central processing unit, managing system logic, motion control, and I/O coordination.

Description

Model Definition

  • DF9200720: Base part number of the MMM02 series

  • ‑C1: Hardware revision C1 (compatible with C2, D, D2 variants)

  • JANCD-MMM02: Official Yaskawa part number

  • Applicable Controllers: Motoman MRC, XRC series

Technical Specifications

Electrical Parameters

  • Input Voltage: 5 V DC (internal controller supply)

  • Power Consumption: Approx. 15 W

  • Bus Interface: Proprietary controller bus, PCI‑based local bus

Mechanical & Environmental

  • Dimensions: 230 mm × 160 mm × 30 mm

  • Weight: Approx. 0.5 kg

  • Operating Temperature: 0 °C to 55 °C安川電機e-メカサイト

  • Storage Temperature: -20 °C to 70 °C

  • Humidity: 30%–95% RH, non‑condensing安川電機e-メカサイト

  • Protection Class: IP20 (indoor use)

Onboard Interfaces

  • CPU: 32‑bit industrial processor

  • Memory: Onboard RAM and flash for system firmware

  • I/O Ports: Digital I/O, encoder interface, communication ports

  • Expansion Slots: For additional axis or I/O boards

Core Functions

  • Executes robot operating system and motion control algorithms

  • Coordinates servo drives, I/O modules, and teach pendant communication

  • Processes safety signals (emergency stop, door interlocks)

  • Stores and runs user programs; manages alarm and diagnostic logs

  • Controls robot arm kinematics, trajectory planning, and jog motion

Compatibility

  • Controllers: Motoman MRC, XRC (legacy 1990s–2000s models)

  • Teach Pendants: JZNC‑MPB02E (XRC/MRC)

  • Compatible Boards:

    • I/O Board: DF9200676‑D0

    • Power Supply Board: DF9200674‑E0N

Common Faults & Maintenance

Common Faults

  • No power/boot failure: Damaged power circuit or corrupted firmware

  • Communication loss: Faulty bus interface or connector oxidation

  • System crashes: CPU or memory component failure

  • Alarm errors: Safety circuit or logic board malfunction

Maintenance Guidelines

  • Use ESD protection during handling and installation

  • Inspect connectors for looseness, dust, or corrosion

  • Keep controller cabinet clean and dry

  • Backup system firmware before replacement

Application Scenarios

  • Central control for Motoman MRC/XRC robot systems

  • Replacement/repair of aging controller main boards

  • Industrial automation production lines using legacy Motoman robots


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