Bore Size: 1/4", Stroke, Inch: 2, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 25, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/4", Stroke, Inch: 12, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 50, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/4", Stroke, Inch: 8, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 25, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/8", Stroke, Inch: 2, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 75, Option: -

Bore Size: 5/8", Stroke, Inch: 6, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 75, Option: -

Bore Size: 1/4", Stroke, Inch: 10, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 50, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/8", Stroke, Inch: 6, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 00, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/4", Stroke, Inch: 45, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 50, Option: -

Bore Size: 1/4", Stroke, Inch: 8, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 25, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/4", Stroke, Inch: 25, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 50, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/4", Stroke, Inch: 15, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 75, Option: -

Bore Size: 1/4", Stroke, Inch: 6, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 50, Option: -

Bore Size: 1/4", Stroke, Inch: 8, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 75, Option: -

Bore Size: 5/8", Stroke, Inch: 20, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 75, Option: -

Bore Size: 3/8", Stroke, Inch: 3, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 25, Option: -

Bore Size: 1/4", Stroke, Inch: 4, Stroke, Hundredths of an Inch: 25, Option: -

An origin position does not need to be set using a stopper. Generally, the operating end of the cylinder where the piston and the cover come into contact is used as the origin position. However, in order to set an origin position other than the operating end of the cylinder, it is necessary to install a stopper at the desired origin position.

And for the “-XC9” (adjustable retraction type), the stroke is adjusted on the return side with an adjustment bolt.
In both cases, select the stroke adjustment symbol “A” (0 to 10 mm) or “B” (0 to 25 mm) when ordering the product to specify the stroke adjustment range.
Information for MGP-XC8 can be found here.

Note) For some cylinders, the overall length varies between those with an auto switch and those without, such as with those from the CQ2 and CDQ2 series.

Use the 6-point input (IN0 to IN5) to enter the binary instruction. For details on binary instruction, refer to the “Step data number table.”
Note) For LECP1/P2 series controllers, there is only 4-point input (IN0 to IN3).
Step Data Number Table