Jetter JetMove 3000, User Manual, Page: 61 / 96

3.8.1 Motor connection diagram
Motor cable
All motor cables must be shielded. To connect servo motors, use ready-
made motor cables from Jetter AG. The available cables are listed in the
appendix in Tabelle A.8. Equivalent shielded cables must be used for the
connection of third-party motors.
Motor connection
W
V
U
ϑ -
ϑ +
ϑ
n.c n.c
BRK_OUT
BRK_GND
Motor
3
~
X12/13/14
1 2
3 4
Fig. A:
Recommended
connection of the motor
holding brake up to a
maximum motor brake
current of 2 A.
Brake (+)
Brake (-)
+24 V DC
for motor
holding brake
24 V DC
+
W
V
U
ϑ - ϑ
+
ϑ
n.c
n.c
BRK_OUT
BRK_GND
Motor
3
~
X12/13/14
1 2
3 4
Fig. B:
Recommended
connection of the motor
holding brake with a
motor brake current of
2 A or higher.
This type of connec-
tion has no broken wire
detection!
The temperature sensor connection is shown in the configuration by "Standard encoder interface".
Fig. 3.12 Connection of a servo motor with motor holding brake
W
V
U
ϑ
n.c n.c
BRK_OUT
BRK_GND
Motor
3
~
X12/13/14
2 1
4 3
H
DSL- DSL+
Hiperface DSL-
Hiperface DSL+
Recommended
connection of the motor
holding brake up to a
maximum motor brake
current of 2 A.
In the "HIPERFACE
DSL" (see order
number code on page
7) configuration,
the two-wire connec-
tion of the encoder is
connected to terminals
X12/13/14 - 1 and 2.
Fig. 3.13 Connection of a servo motor with HIPERFACE DSL encoder system
CAUtIoN
For terminals X12/13/14 - 1 and 2, ensure that the temperature sensor
used has basic insulation against the motor winding in accordance with EN
61800-5-1.
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