Table 3.4-13 Input Signal Circuit Settings For The Servo Interface - Hivertec motionCAT Series User Manual

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Input signals
No.
Signal name
SVALM
[Input circuit form]
1
INPOS
These signals are input from
SVRDY
the servo driver.
[+24V power supply connection
2
EXTPOW
for servo I/F]
3
SVALM
[Servo Alarm]
4
INPOSition
[Positioning completion (coin)]
[Servo ready]/[PCS]
5
SVRDY
See the next page, Note 1.
[Using brake release signals]
See the next page, Note 1.
[Circuit form]
6
SVBRK
Only transmits release signals
from the servo to the machine
I/F connector.

Table 3.4-13 Input signal circuit settings for the servo interface

Item
Normally, connected to the external +24V terminal of the servo driver.
Signal polarity is set by G9003 initial setting (RENV1-b9) (Initial value: NC)
Signal polarity is set by G9003 initial setting (RENV1-b22) (Initial value: NC)
Signal polarity is set by G9003 initial setting (RENV1-b24) (Initial value: NC)
Also, when using SVRDY, the mode register initial setting must be set to:
RMD-b13 = '0'.
As for brake release signals (SVBRK), refer to the document for the driver to
be used.
Module side
Note: Driving current for the electromagnetic brake depends on the driver's
performance. However, the maximum is 50mA based on the
allowable current value for the module power supply circuit.
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Contents
Module side
Servo I/F connector
EXTPOW
4.7K
SVRDY-INPOS
EXTGND
+24V
+24V
GND
Power supply terminal
Servo I/F connector
SVBRK
Brake release output
SVBRK
GND
Machine I/F connector
Servo-side output
+
-
Driver side
MB
Electromagnetic
brake
MB

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