PC832-XYZ-T
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The PC832-XYZ-T all-digital brushless servo drive offers a continuous output current of 2.7A RMS at 25-40°C, peak output current of 5.3A RMS, and a power stage efficiency of 98%. Part of the PC800 - PCE800 Brushless Servo Drives by Pacific Scientific, it features RS-232/485 command interfaces and allows a maximum motor power cable length of 50 meters.
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Product Description:
The PC832-XYZ-T is an original servo drive designed and developed by Pacific Scientific for its AC servo machines with natural compatibility for SERCOS and SERIAL communication protocols. Like most PC800 drives, this device has a flat and modular design, making it perfect for space-saving applications requiring a compact motor amplifier. During operation, it can deliver nominal performance at an ambient temperature range of 5 to 40 degrees Celsius. To maximize the drive’s capabilities, cabinet mounting is recommended at an installation altitude not exceeding 1000 m above sea level. To operate properly, an AC power input, having a terminal voltage of 240/120 V, must be connected to the appropriate terminal strips of the PC832-XYZ-T’s TB1.
Aside from the AC power input cables, the PC832-XYZ-T’s TB1 terminal block also houses the strips for motor phases and regenerative resistor. Since rotary motors manufactured by Pacific Scientific are usually three-phase machines, the PC832-XYZ-T’s TB1 block incorporates three strips for the motor phases. Like other original drives manufactured by Pacific Scientific, this module supports a variety of baud rates, which can be selected using the switch SW4. By default, the baud rate set for the SERCOS communication is 2 Mbaud, but the device can safely operate at a maximum baud rate of 16 Mbaud.
For large and complex applications, it is possible to operate the PC832-XYZ-T alongside multiple PC840 drives. For such a scenario, each PC840 drive must have its unique address to issue and receive command signals properly. For the PC832-XYZ-T, specifically, the address signal can be configured using two hexadecimal rotary switches, SW5 and SW6. To know more about the compatible warranty options for this device, contact Wake Industrial’s sales team.
Frequently Asked Questions about PC832-XYZ-T:
Q: How many unique addresses can the PC832-XYZ-T support?
A: With two hexadecimal rotary switches, the PC832-XYZ-T can support up to 256 unique addresses.
Q: What serial communication protocols are compatible with the PC832-XYZ-T?
A: The PC832-XYZ-T is compatible with both RS-232 and RS-485 serial communication protocols.
Q: What terminal strips can be used for the PC832-XYZ-T’s SERCOS?
A: To establish a SERCOS connection in the PC832-XYZ-T, the RX and TX strips must be connected to the SERCOS IN and OUT, respectively.
Q: What is the ideal system frequency range for the PC832-XYZ-T?
A: The PC832-XYZ-T can support systems with a frequency of either 50 or 60 Hz, making the ideal range around 47 to 63 Hz.
Q: How many pins does the PC832-XYZ-T’s command I/O port have?
A: The PC832-XYZ-T’s command I/O port has a total of 44 pin connections.
