3 differences in external i/o signals – Yaskawa MP920 Motion Module User Manual

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5 SVA Module Specifications and Handling

5.3.3 Differences in External I/O Signals

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5.3.3

Differences in External I/O Signals

Each signal of the CN5 connector on the SVA-01A Module has been allocated to different
connectors on the SVA-02A Module as shown in the following table. Note these differences
during connection.

SVA-01A Module CN5 Connectors

SVA-02A Module Connectors

Pin

No.

Signal

Name

Remarks

Changed

to:

Remarks

1

26

BAT
0BAT

Absolute encoder battery input ter-
minal (+)
Absolute encoder battery input ter-
minal (-)
These signals are output to the servo
via the servo interface connectors of
each axis.

Removed Connect the absolute encoder

battery input terminals to the
SERVOPACK.

28

OTF IN

Axis-1 overtravel (+) inputs

Servo
connector

14

General-purpose input (OTF-
IN)
DI-3

4

OTR IN

Axis-1 overtravel (-) inputs

Servo
connector

33

General-purpose input (OTR-
IN)
DI-4

29

DEC

Axis-1 deceleration limit inputs

LIO/DI

Connect this input terminal to
the DI or LIO Module, and
set it in OB††01F using a
ladder logic program.

5

ZERO

Axis-1 zero point latch inputs

Removed No ZERO signals are used

with the SVA-02A Module.

30

EXT

Axis-1 external positioning latch
inputs

Servo
connector

36

General-purpose inputs (EXT
latch) DI-5

6

RI

Spare axis-1 inputs

LIO/DI

Use a LIO or DI Module
instead.

7

BRK
OUT1

Axis-1 brake control outputs

Output this signal directly
from the SERVOPACK to the
brake.

32

RO1

Spare axis-1 outputs

LIO/DO

Use a LIO or DI Module
instead.

23

RIC

Spare common inputs

Removed

48

ROC

Spare common outputs

Removed

24

+24 V

24-V power supply for servo

CN3

1
2

A 24-V input connector has
been added.

49

+24 V

24-V power supply for servo

25

0 V
(24 V)

0-V power supply for servo

50

0 V
(24 V)

0-V power supply for servo

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