| Brand Name: | Yamaha |
| Model Number: | KHY-M4570-015 |
| MOQ: | 1 Piece |
| Price: | Negotiable |
| Delivery Time: | 3–7 Working Days |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
Yamaha KHY-M4570-015 I/O Head Board for YS12/YG12/YS100/YS88/MC-12
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The Yamaha KHY-M4570-015 I/O Head Board is an electronic control board used in compatible SMT pick and place equipment. According to the supplied hardware manual, the KHY-M4570-0XX I/O HEAD BOARD ASSY family is designed to connect up to six KHN-M5802-XXX Servo Unit Assemblies. It supplies several DC voltage levels required by the control system and relays communication, digital input and digital output signals to connected servo units.
The hardware manual identifies YS12, YG12, YS100, YS88 and MC-12 as target machines. The board also contains dedicated interfaces for servo connections, digital inputs, digital outputs, analog signals, fan circuits, origin signals and other machine-control functions. Six onboard LEDs provide a convenient visual reference for checking power and system conditions during maintenance.
For replacement purchasing, customers should confirm the complete KHY-M4570-015 part number, installed machine model, PCB layout and connector arrangement before ordering.
An SMT placement machine depends on continuous communication between its controller, servo units, sensors, actuators and electrical systems. The I/O Head Board is positioned within this control architecture and handles several important electrical and signal functions.
After long operating periods, faults may appear because of electrical aging, contamination, connector problems, unstable power or issues in connected devices.
Common situations requiring inspection include:
| Possible Cause | Possible Machine Effect |
|---|---|
| Loose electrical connector | Intermittent signal or machine alarm |
| Unstable DC power | Abnormal power indicator |
| Contaminated contacts | Poor electrical connection |
| Damaged wiring | Missing control signal |
| Servo-side malfunction | Servo-related communication fault |
| Aging electronic components | Intermittent board operation |
| Fan or cooling issue | Increased operating temperature |
| ESD or improper handling | Electronic circuit damage |
An alarm involving input/output or servo operation does not necessarily mean the I/O board itself has failed.
The technician should also inspect wiring, connectors, servo units and power circuits before replacing the board.
A structured troubleshooting procedure can help determine whether the KHY-M4570-015 requires replacement.
Identify the exact error information displayed by the equipment and determine when the fault occurs.
This provides the first reference for distinguishing between:
The supplied hardware manual shows six board LEDs representing different electrical and system conditions.
Checking these LEDs can quickly indicate whether an important power rail or overall system status is abnormal.
Check:
A board replacement may not solve the problem if the original fault is caused by another connected component.
Before ordering a replacement, compare:
KHY-M4570-015
with the number printed on the board currently installed in the machine.
The supplied manual covers the broader KHY-M4570-0XX family, so the complete suffix should always be verified.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yamaha |
| Product | I/O Head Board Assy |
| Listing Part Number | KHY-M4570-015 |
| Hardware Manual Family | KHY-M4570-0XX |
| Machine Type | SMT Pick and Place Machine |
| Target Machines in Manual | YS12, YG12, YS100, YS88, MC-12 |
| Connected Servo Unit Family | KHN-M5802-XXX |
| Maximum Servo Connections | 6 |
| Power Functions | DC1.5V / DC3.3V / DC5V / DC15V / 24V / DC48V |
| Motor Power | DC48V |
| Communication Function | Supported |
| Digital Input Signals | Supported |
| Digital Output Signals | Supported |
| Diagnostic LEDs | 6 |
| Application | Electronic machine control and maintenance |
The above electrical and functional information is taken from the supplied KHY-M4570-0XX hardware manual.
| Connector | Designation | Function Reference |
|---|---|---|
| CN1 | POW/EMG | Power / emergency |
| CN2 | +24VOUT | +24V output |
| CN3 | TXD/RXD | Communication |
| CN4 | FAN1 | Fan interface |
| CN5 | FAN2 | Fan interface |
| CN8-CN13 | SERVO1-SERVO6 | Six servo connections |
| CN14 | DI0 | Digital input |
| CN15 | DI1 | Digital input |
| CN18 | DO0 | Digital output |
| CN19 | DO1 | Digital output |
| CN20 | AD1 | Analog input |
| CN21 | AD0 | Analog input |
| CN22 | EV1 | EV1 interface |
| CN23 | EV0 | EV0 interface |
| CN16 | OT | OT interface |
| CN17 | ORG | Origin interface |
The connector diagram in the manual clearly shows dedicated control interfaces and six separate servo connections.
| Indicator | Color | Monitored Condition | ON | OFF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D1 CHARGING | Yellow | DC48V | DC48V supplied / Servo ON | DC48V not supplied / Servo OFF |
| D2 +24V | Green | +24V power | Power good | Power failure |
| D3 +15V | Green | +15V power | Power good | Power failure |
| D4 AVCC | Green | +5V power | Power good | Power failure |
| D5 +3.3/+1.5V | Green | +3.3V / +1.5V | Power good | Power failure |
| D6 GOOD | Green | System status | System good | System error |
These indicators make the board easier to inspect during machine troubleshooting because technicians can quickly check several important power conditions without relying only on the machine alarm display.
The KHY-M4570-015 is suitable for machine maintenance where the installed configuration matches the required board.
YS12 is listed among the target machines in the hardware manual. The board can be used as a maintenance replacement after confirming the installed part number and board revision.
For YG12 applications, customers should compare the complete board number and connector configuration before purchase.
YS100 is another machine listed in the target-machine section of the supplied manual.
The KHY-M4570-0XX board family is also identified for YS88 applications.
MC-12 appears in the same target-machine list and should likewise be matched by complete part number before replacement.
| Application | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Production Line Repair | Restore electronic control operation |
| Servo System Maintenance | Inspect board-to-servo interfaces |
| I/O Troubleshooting | Diagnose DI and DO abnormalities |
| Power Troubleshooting | Check multiple DC supply conditions |
| Machine Refurbishment | Replace damaged electronic boards |
| Spare Parts Inventory | Prepare critical replacement components |
The I/O Head Board combines several machine-control functions into one electronic assembly.
The manual states that the board supplies:
Different machine circuits require different voltage levels, so stable distribution is important for reliable operation.
The board can connect six KHN-M5802-XXX Servo Unit Assemblies.
The board diagram identifies these interfaces as:
SERVO1, SERVO2, SERVO3, SERVO4, SERVO5 and SERVO6.
The board relays communication signals between the control system and servo units.
A dedicated TXD/RXD interface is also shown in the hardware diagram.
Two digital input and two digital output interface groups are shown:
DI0 / DI1
DO0 / DO1
These signals form part of the machine's electrical control process.
The board also includes connections identified as:
AD0, AD1, EV0, EV1, OT, ORG, FAN1, FAN2 and +24VOUT.
This extensive interface arrangement makes the board an important part of the machine's control and signal distribution system.
Electronic boards should be selected by more than machine model alone.
Your existing board should be checked for:
KHY-M4570-015
Do not select a replacement solely because it belongs to the KHY-M4570 family.
Provide the complete equipment model:
Check:
For accurate quotation and compatibility checking, provide:
| Required Information | Importance |
|---|---|
| Full part number | Essential |
| Machine model | Essential |
| Board label photo | Highly recommended |
| Full PCB photo | Highly recommended |
| Connector photos | Recommended |
| Quantity | Essential |
| Board revision | Recommended |
The supplied documentation identifies the board family as KHY-M4570-0XX, but it does not provide a complete interchangeability list for all suffix versions.
Therefore, another KHY-M4570-0XX version should not automatically be considered a direct substitute for KHY-M4570-015.
It is used as an electronic interface and control board in compatible SMT machines. The documented KHY-M4570-0XX family supplies multiple DC power levels and relays communication, DI and DO signals to connected servo units.
According to the hardware manual, the KHY-M4570-0XX I/O Head Board can connect up to six KHN-M5802-XXX Servo Unit Assemblies through SERVO1 to SERVO6 interfaces.
The target-machine section lists YS12, YG12, YS100, YS88 and MC-12. The installed board suffix should still be checked because machine configurations may differ.
They indicate DC48V charging status, +24V power, +15V power, +5V power, +3.3V/+1.5V power and overall system status, providing useful information during maintenance.
Please check the complete KHY-M4570-015 number, machine model, board revision, connector layout and PCB appearance. Sending clear photographs of the installed board is recommended before quotation.
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