Rockwell Automation 1394-DCLM DC Link Module User Manual
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Publication 1394-5.11 December 1999
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Installing Your 1394 DC Link Module
You can also use the servo, CNC interface, and 9/440 modules in
this start/stop circuit. Use the following table to identify the
terminal numbers and appropriate terminal block based on the
system module.
Important: For the CNC interface module, this relay indicates
E-stop status. Input terminal 1 is part of the E-stop
contactor and is rated at 30V DC, 1.4A.
5. Set the system module DC link mode for the master (and slave)
module. Refer to the following table.
Note:
The master 1394-DCLM must always be in mode 0.
Important: Use the table below when assigning the master/slave
system module configuration.
6. Apply power to your system.
7. Enable the 1394-DCLM.
8. Run your application.
System Module Type
Input #
Located on TB Output # Located on TB
Analog Servo
16
2
17
2
GMC
24
2
25
2
GMC Turbo
24
2
25
2
CNC Interface
1
1
2
1
9/440
6
1
7
1
Mode
480V 3 Phase
Power Present
Shunt Used
Indicates
0 (master)
Yes
Yes
Normal operating condition. The 9/440
and CNC interface can only operate in this
mode (mode 0).
1 (AC-AC)
Yes
No
Three-phase power connected to both the
master (first system) and slave (second
system).
2 (AC-DC)
No
No
Three-phase power is connected to the
master only (first system).Thismode isnot
supported by firmware version 3.7 for the
GMC module.
For this mode:
If the rating of the
Master system
module is:
Then the Slave
system module
rating must be:
AC/AC
22 kW
22 kW
5 or 10 kW
5 or 10 kW
AC/DC
22 kW
5, 10, or 22 kW
5 or 10 kW
5, 10, or 22 kW
Note: 22 kW system modules can be of any series. 5 and 10 kW system
modules must be Series C or above to run without causing a fault.