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S20360-CNS Kollmorgen

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The Kollmorgen S20360-CNS is part of the S200 Servo Drives series and has a continuous output power of 1100 W with a peak output power of 3000 VA. This servo drive offers a current rating of 3 ARMS continuous and 9 ARMS peak and supports feedback inputs like SFD and Halls. It features a position node mode with CANOpen interface and has a voltage rating of 120/240 VAC for all currents.

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Product Description:

The S20360-CNS servo drive is produced by Kollmorgen within the S200 Servo Drives series. As a compact digital amplifier, it delivers closed-loop control to rotary or linear servomotors used in industrial automation for pick-and-place, packaging, and material-handling axes. By executing position commands transmitted over a CANopen fieldbus, the unit converts single- or three-phase mains power into regulated current that dictates motor torque and velocity.

The drive supplies 1100 W of continuous output while accepting motor inductance from 2.5 mH to 150 mH, so a broad family of windings can be energized without instability. Its current regulator attains 3 kHz bandwidth, and velocity regulation can climb to 400 Hz, both aided by a loop update interval of 0.8 µs. Steady-state current is rated at 3 ARMS with an overload ceiling of 9 ARMS, allowing brief acceleration bursts. A short peak window limits overload duration, and every unit supports internal SFD or Hall feedback channels. The control interface operates as a position node, and an optional SynqNet card adds EnDat 2.1 and sine-encoder support when higher resolution is required. No additional electrical option modules are needed for standard service.

During transient moves the amplifier can deliver 3000 VA of apparent power for up to 3 s, provided the supply remains within 120/240 VAC. Mechanical installation is simplified by a chassis measuring 175.0 mm in height, 131.6 mm in depth, and 54.8 mm in width, so multiple axes can be lined up in narrow panels. The option card slot can carry either the CAN card with SFD/Comcoder signal distribution or a SynqNet interface for EnDat or sine-encoder data. The compact housing supports dense panel layouts for multi-axis systems.

Cont Output Power
1100 W
Current Loop Bandwidth Max
3 kHz
Current Rating
3 ARMS continuous, 9 ARMS peak
Drive Depth
131.6 mm
Drive Height
175.0 mm
Drive Width
54.8 mm
Electrical Option
No Electrical Option
EnDat 2.1
SynqNet Option Card
Feedback Support
SFD/Halls - All Units
Functionality Mode
Position Node w/ CANOpen Interface
Loop Update Period
0.8 µs
Max Motor Inductance
150 mH
Min Motor Inductance
2.5 mH
Peak Output Power
3000 VA
Peak Time
3 s
Product Type
S200 Servo Drive
SFD/Comcoder
CAN Option card
Sine encoder
SynqNet Option Card
Velocity Loop Bandwidth Max
400 Hz
Voltage Rating
120/240 VAC (All Currents)
  • S20360CNS
  • S20-360CNS
  • S20-360-CNS
Symptom / LED blink code Likely cause First corrective action
Status LED OFF – drive appears dead Control-power input J1-1 not energised or < 10 V DC Check the 24 V (10-90 V) control-supply wiring/fuse and measure ≥ 10 V at J1-1/J1-2 before re-applying enable.
2 blinks – Motor Over-Temp Winding PTC ≥ 155 °C: high ambient, blocked airflow, or duty-cycle above motor rating Let motor cool, clear fan/shroud, compare load to motor’s continuous current spec before restarting.
3 blinks – Drive over/under-temp Heatsink > 100 °C or < 0 °C; cabinet fan or filter clogged Keep cabinet 0-45 °C, clean/replace drive fan or filter, then reset.
4 blinks – Drive I·t too high RMS output current exceeded thermal map (heavy accel, stalled axis) Lengthen accel/decel ramps; check for mechanical jams; verify inertia match.
5 blinks – Motor I²t too high Average shaft load above motor’s continuous torque Lower continuous torque demand or move to higher-torque motor; clean motor cooling path.
6 blinks – Battery low (only when Smart Feedback Device battery fitted) SFD back-up cell < 3 V Replace coin-cell, reset drive, and clear fault log.
7 blinks – Bus over-voltage DC bus pumped > 410 V by regen energy or mains surge Ohm-check/size brake resistor, soften decel ramp, verify line voltage.
8 blinks – Bus under-voltage Brown-out or undersized AC supply Measure bus while accelerating; stiffen mains, add line reactor, or larger transformer. 
9 blinks – Motor phase short Phase-to-phase/ground short in cable or winding; coolant in MS connector Insulation-test (> 500 MΩ), dry or replace cable/connector, inspect motor. 
10 blinks – Output over-current Instantaneous current > 9 A peak (drive limit) – crash stop or jam Remove mechanical jam, lower peak-torque limit, then reset. 
Model Supply input Cont./Peak current (A RMS) Field-bus / option card Typical use-case highlight
S20360-CNS 120/240 VAC 1-/3-φ 9-Mar CANopen Position-Node Mid-power axes needing PLC-based CANopen control 
S20260-CNS 120/240 VAC 1-/3-φ 1.5 / 4.5 CANopen Position-Node Lower-torque AKM or PacSci motors on light pick-&-place axes
S20330-CNS 20-90 V DC 9-Mar CANopen Position-Node Battery- or bus-powered mobile/AGV applications needing DC input 
S20360-DNS 120/240 VAC 1-/3-φ 9-Mar DeviceNet Position-Node Same power as reference when the host network is DeviceNet 
S20360-VTS 120/240 VAC 1-/3-φ 9-Mar FireWire (IEEE-1394) / Analog VT High-bandwidth FireWire or standalone torque/velocity loops for lab rigs
S20630-CNS 20-90 V DC 18-Jun CANopen Position-Node Doubles current for large DC-bus machines or 48 V battery platforms 
LED blink-count Fault name Meaning
2 blinks Motor Over-Temp Winding PTC ≥ 155 °C
3 blinks Drive Over / Under-Temp Heatsink > 100 °C or < 0 °C
4 blinks Drive I·t Too High RMS current-time product exceeded
5 blinks Motor I²t Too High Average shaft load above motor limit
6 blinks Battery Low Smart-Feedback battery < 3 V
7 blinks Bus Over-Voltage DC bus > 410 V during regeneration
8 blinks Bus Under-Voltage DC bus sagged below minimum
9 blinks Motor Phase Short l-l or l-g fault detected at enable
10 blinks Output Over-Current Instantaneous current spike beyond 9 A peak
11 blinks Hall / Resolver Fault Illegal Hall sequence or feedback loss

Frequently Asked Questions about S20360-CNS:

Q: What is the continuous output power rating of the S20360-CNS servo drive?

A: The S20360-CNS servo drive provides 1100 W of continuous output power for sustained operation.

Q: What voltage rating is supported by the S20360-CNS servo drive?

A: This model supports an input voltage of 120/240 VAC for all current settings.

Q: What are the continuous and peak current ratings for the S20360-CNS servo drive?

A: The S20360-CNS offers a current rating of 3 ARMS continuous and 9 ARMS peak, with peak current available for up to 3 seconds.

Q: What functionality mode and interface does the S20360-CNS utilize?

A: The S20360-CNS operates with Position Node functionality using a CANOpen interface for communication.

Q: What type of feedback support is available on the S20360-CNS servo drive?

A: This drive supports SFD and Hall feedback on all units for precise motor control.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The S20360-CNS is a Kollmorgen S200 servo drive with 1100 W continuous output power and 120/240 VAC operation. Position node functionality with a CANOpen interface and 3 kHz current loop bandwidth supports responsive, well-coordinated motion control. A 400 Hz velocity loop bandwidth paired with a 3 ARMS continuous, 9 ARMS peak current rating makes the S20360-CNS a strong choice for precise servo applications.’’

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