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

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Section 3A

Primary 9/230 Components

3A-8

Output Specifications

The 8520-PS2A main power supply output specifications are shown in
Table 3A.D. For input specifications and fuse specifications refer to

page 13A-22. The power supply shuts down if the 2A limit on the

customer 24V supply is exceeded. This causes the control to shut off. You

must provide protection for this circuit if you do not want this auto-shut

down feature to activate.

Table 3A.D

8520-PS2A Main Power Supply Output Specifications

Item

Specifications

Remark

Rated Outputs

+5.30V dc (10A) @ 50

°

C

(8A) @ 60

°

C)

+15V dc (.75A) @ 50

°

C

(.2A) @ 60

°

C

-15V dc (-.75A) @ 50

°

C

(.2A) @ 60

°

C

+24V dc (2.0A) @ 50

°

C

(2.0A) @ 60

°

C

Total of 130 Watts @ 50

°

C,

96.4 Watts @ 60

°

C with

convection cooling, or 130

Watts @ 60

°

C with minimum

of 25 CFM

Line Monitor

----

Detects Loss of AC Power

Hold Up Time

6 msec

@ 130 Watts

The 9/230 analog control can be purchased as either a three axis controller

or as a single axis controller. Both the single and three axis configurations

have an additional open loop analog spindle output terminal.

A separate analog servo amplifier amplifies the signal from the 9/230

processor to deliver the power necessary to drive the servo motors. Refer

to appendix D for analog drive options.

Position and velocity data are read from a feedback device that is mounted

on the slide, ballscrew, or servo motor. This feedback device generates

differential signals that are then fed to the processor. If the spindle motor

incorporates an encoder (closed loop) it will supply spindle position

feedback to the processor module. If you require a closed loop spindle you

must connect the spindle drive to the last available axis connector (no

closed loop spindle port is available on the single axis 9/230).

Most analog servo drive amplifiers require some form of velocity feedback

from the servo motor. This feedback is usually generated by a tachometer

or resolver attached to the motor shaft. Refer to your servo drive amplifier

literature for details.

3A.2

Servo Axis Connectors on

the 9/230 Analog

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