Berger Lahr WDP3-318 WDP3-318.0801 Positioning Control

Name: Berger Lahr WDP3-318 WDP3-318.0801 Positioning Control
Brand: Berger Lahr

Model: WDP3-318 WDP3-318.0801

Brand Berger Lahr

Series WDP3-318

Model WDP3-318 WDP3-318.0801

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Berger Lahr WDP3 Series Technical Notes

The Evolution of WDP3 Architecture

The WDP3 series was introduced as a successor to earlier Berger Lahr WD and WDP2 positioning modules, consolidating analog reference input handling, digital I/O interfacing, and serial communication into a single compact DIN-rail or panel-mount enclosure. Early WDP3 variants operated exclusively via RS-232 point-to-point links with proprietary ASCII command sets. Mid-generation revisions introduced RS-485 multi-drop capability, enabling integration into larger networked motion control topologies. Later firmware iterations added enhanced fault diagnostics, configurable ramp profiles, and expanded parameter memory. The WDP3-318 sub-series, including the WDP3-318.0801, represents a specific hardware revision targeting 8-axis or single-axis high-resolution positioning with onboard parameter storage. Compatibility with legacy Berger Lahr stepper drives (WDPM, VRDM series) is maintained across the WDP3 range, though interface cable pinouts and baud rate defaults vary by sub-revision. Engineers migrating from WDP2 to WDP3 must account for changed register maps and updated homing sequence logic. Schneider Electric's current Lexium and PacDrive platforms are the designated modern successors, but direct firmware or hardware substitution is not possible without full re-engineering of the motion application.

WDP3 Full Catalog & Functionalities (SKU List)

The following SKUs represent verified models within the Berger Lahr WDP3 positioning controller series. Each unit is classified by its primary functional role:

WDP3-318.0801: Single-axis positioning controller, 8-step resolution config, RS-232/485, onboard parameter RAM
WDP3-318.0802: Dual-output variant, extended I/O mapping, panel-mount housing
WDP3-318.1001: 10-step resolution positioning, enhanced ramp profile memory, DIN-rail mount
WDP3-318.1201: 12-resolution index, multi-position table storage, RS-485 network node
WDP3-318.1601: 16-position index controller, high-speed pulse output, 24VDC logic supply
WDP3-318.2401: 24-position table, extended fault register, CE-marked industrial variant
WDP3-318.3201: 32-position index, expanded parameter EEPROM, multi-axis sync output
WDP3-318.6401: 64-position table controller, high-density application variant, serial ASCII protocol
WDP3-318.0401: 4-position compact controller, reduced I/O count, space-constrained OEM variant
WDP3-318.0201: 2-position toggle controller, minimal footprint, relay output interface
WDP3-318.0101: Single-position reference controller, homing-only configuration, diagnostic output
WDP3-318.1601E: Export-grade 16-position variant, extended temperature rating, conformal coating
WDP3-318.3201N: Network-optimized 32-position, RS-485 master mode, multi-drop up to 31 nodes
WDP3-318.0801S: Safety-rated variant, dual-channel enable input, SIL-compatible wiring
WDP3-318.1201P: Profibus-DP gateway variant, GSD file supported, transparent parameter access
WDP3-318.2401C: CANopen interface variant, PDO/SDO mapping, DS402 motion profile subset

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