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The Sanyo Denki RS1A30AE servo drive is a member of the R SANMOTION Group. Install wiring safely and appropriately. Failing to do this might cause harm to the operators. Complete wiring tasks in accordance with the instruction manual or wiring diagrams. Complete wiring tasks in accordance with regional electrical installation regulations. Failure to do so might result in fire or motor burnout. Avoid connecting servo motors' U, V, and W connections to commercial power supplies.

Failure to abide by these regulations might result in product faults or fire. Install preventative measures like circuit breakers should external wire shorts out. Ignorance of this could give rise to flames. Don't send the encoder, power, input/output signal wires via the same duct or conduit or tie them to one another. Ignoring this might lead to breakdowns. Be advised that servo amplifier challenges may arise if the diode polarity is flipped. I do not recommend connecting the 24 Volts of Direct Current brakes on the servo motor to an AC or 90 Volts of Direct Current supply of electricity. Additionally, refrain from connecting the servo motor's 200 Volts of Alternate Current ventilation fans to a 400 Volts of Alternate Current power supply. An engine burnout or fire could happen from the combustion of this.

The brake delay time needed by the holding brake relay of the servo motor is prolonged by the surge absorber. Consequently, it is vital to consider the latency time frame when implementing a series. Ignorance of this might cause falls or accidents. Steer clear of using half-wave rectifier circuits with 24 VDC or 90 VDC brake power supplies. Ignoring this might cause collapse or overheating of items.