Power Connections; Ac200 To 230V Single-Phase Specifications; Power Capacity - Yamaha RCX40 User Manual

4-axis robot controller
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4. Power connections

Connect round crimp terminals to the power cable and screw them to the terminal block on the front
panel of the controller as shown below.
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CAUTION
Before connecting the power cable, be
sure to check that the power supply
voltage matches the power
specifications of your controller.
3
w
WARNING
• To prevent electrical shocks
or faulty operation caused by
noise, the earth terminal
(protective conductor) must
be grounded properly.
• To prevent electrical shocks,
never touch the AC IN
terminals when power is
supplied to the robot
controller.
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CAUTION
The power supply voltage for the
robot controller must always be
regulated within ±10%. If the voltage
drops, the robot controller may issue
an abnormal voltage alarm causing
the robot to trigger emergency stop.
In contrast, operation at a voltage
higher than specified may damage the
robot controller or trigger emergency
stop due to detection of an excessive
motor power supply voltage.
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4.1

AC200 to 230V single-phase specifications

Symbol
Wiring
L
A C I N
N
A C I N
Earth
Fig. 3-4-1 Terminal strip for 200 to 230V specifications
4.2

Power capacity

Required power capacity depends on the robot model and the number of axes to be
controlled. Prepare an optimal power supply while referring to the tables below.
(1) When connected to SCARA robot
YK250X,300X,400X
YK500X,600X
YK700X,800X,1000X
YK1200X
(2) When connected to 2 axes (Cartesian robot or multi-axis robot)
Axis current sensor value
X-axis
Remarks
Hot
Neutral (cold)
Ground side
Hot
L
N
Neutral
Earth
Robot model
Power capacity (VA)
1000
1500
2000
2500
Power capacity (VA)
Y-axis
05
05
600
10
05
800
20
05
1100
10
10
1000
20
10
1300
20
20
1700
2.0 sq or larger

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