Power distribution – Rockwell Automation 8520 9/Series CNC Integration Maintenance Manual Documentation Set User Manual

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Section

3B

3B-1

Power Distribution

Once you have planned your system layout, you can begin connecting

power and components to your system. In this section we discuss:

how ac power is distributed through the system
connecting the main power supply and operator interface power supply
main and operator panel power supply input power specifications
protective grounding

The external ac power connections to the control and operator panel are

covered in this section. For information on external ac power source

connections to servo amplifiers, servo motors, and I/O modules, refer to

the sections that cover these components. For details on external ac power

source connections to an analog servo amplifier or analog servo motor,

refer to the documentation provided by the manufacturer.
Figure 3B.1 shows the power distribution from the supply to the control

and its components.

Figure 3B.1

Power Distribution from the Supply to the Control and its Components

115/230V ac

Customer supplied

24V dc

115/230V ac

Digital I/O

E151/E152/E153

Digital I/O

E154

Analog I/O

I/O Ring

E-Stop

1746

I/O

ring

adapter

Customer supplied

24V dc

MTB

I/O

1

HPG

High

density

I/O

12V dc

5V dc

Operator panel

power supply

2

12V dc

Mono-

chrome

monitor

Color

monitor

115/230V ac

Auxiliary ac

To power circuitry

115/230V ac

ac input

Cable C04

P1

Off

button

On

button

Low current

( < 1.0 amp) pilot relay

K1

24V dc

Customer supplied1

OFF

COM

ON

Main power

supply

8A Fuse

CN07

2
3
4
5
6

7

K

1A

K

1B

5V dc connectors to servo modules (encoder power)

(9/260 and 9/290 only)

11194-I

9/230 CNC

Indicates fiber optic cable

1

May not be necessary on PS2 24V is part of the power supply.

2

May be mounted on operator panel or portable operator panel interface assembly.

3B.0

Section Overview

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