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MCS2000-ECA Kollmorgen

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The Kollmorgen MCS2000-ECA is part of the MC Servostar Servo Drives series. It features SERCOS communication protocol, 9 D-sub pins, and has a supply voltage of 24 VDC. The unit offers 2 outputs, 1 sensor input, and supports up to 2 programs through its memory card capacity.

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Product Description:

The MCS2000-ECA is a digital servo drive manufactured by Kollmorgen for the MC Servostar Servo Drives series. It sits between the machine controller and a matched permanent-magnet motor, generating regulated phase current to close position, speed, or torque loops in automated handling, packaging, and assembly equipment. Command exchange occurs on a fiber-optic ring that follows the SERCOS protocol, allowing synchronized communication with the machine controller.

Local service wiring terminates on a 9-pin D-sub connector. The analog reference channel presents an input resistance of 2.2 kΩ, allowing accurate voltage following without overloading upstream electronics. When that channel is driven, the drive delivers a reference output of 10 V ±1% for testing or daisy-chaining, and it interprets a reference current of 10 mA when the controller sends a current-mode command. Two digital outputs and an output resistance of 0.68 kΩ provide status signals to external relays or PLC inputs. One sensor input is available, and its logic threshold requires a minimum differential of 4 V to reject noise. A removable memory card stores up to two programs, allowing axis-specific parameters to be copied between compatible units. Four programming methods support setup through terminal software, fieldbus, keypad, or card copy.

Nonvolatile data are retained for 20 years in the onboard EEPROM, so calibration remains intact through long service intervals. The control electronics draw only 200 mA from the logic rail, and the entire unit operates from a control supply of 24 VDC ±5%. Internal excitation for external transducers is available at +15 VDC ±5% with up to 100 mA, while a complementary −15 VDC rail supports differential sensor pairs. The unit belongs to the MC ServoStar MC product family and is designed to align mechanically and electrically with compatible modules in the same rack.

Communication Protocol
SERCOS
D-sub Pins
9
Eeprom Retention
20 years
Input Resistance
2.2 kΩ
Memory Card Capacity
2 programs
Output Count
2
Output Resistance
0.68 kΩ
Power Consumption
200 mA
Product Family
MC ServoStar MC
Programming Methods
4
Reference Current
10 mA
Reference output
10 V ±1%
Sensor Input Count
1
Sensor Input Delta
4 V min
Sensor Supply (-)
-15 VDC ±5%
Sensor Supply (+)
+15 VDC ±5%
Sensor Supply Current
100 mA max
Supply Voltage
24 VDC ±5%

Frequently Asked Questions about MCS2000-ECA:

Q: Which communication protocol does the MCS2000-ECA utilize?

A: The MCS2000-ECA servo drive operates using the SERCOS communication protocol, allowing for real-time industrial communications.

Q: What supply voltage does the MCS2000-ECA need?

A: This servo drive requires a supply voltage of 24 VDC with a tolerance of ±5%.

Q: How many programs can the memory card in the MCS2000-ECA hold?

A: The memory card of the MCS2000-ECA can store up to 2 programs, supporting basic application flexibility.

Q: What is the reference output specification for the MCS2000-ECA?

A: The MCS2000-ECA provides a reference output of 10 V with a ±1% margin for precise signal control.

Q: How many outputs are available on the MCS2000-ECA?

A: A maximum of 2 outputs are available on this servo drive for device connections.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The MCS2000-ECA is a Kollmorgen MC ServoStar servo drive that stands out for dependable SERCOS communication. A 24 VDC ±15% supply and 100 mA max sensor supply current support consistent integration in motion-control architectures. EEPROM retention rated for 20 years and capacity for 2 programs make this drive a strong choice for long-service installations.’’

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