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Astraada SRV-64 - Analog Input Circuit Wiring; Digital Output Circuit Wiring

Astraada SRV-64
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AS64 series AC servo drive Control modes
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4.5.3 Analog input circuit wiring
0
0
0
20 AD1
6 GND
7 AD2
A
D
C
FG
Connect the shielded
cable according to
device requirements
Twisted
pair
6 GND
0
0
0
Drive side
Control
module side
In the two analog input circuits: AD1 is accurate to 16 bits (optional, applicable only to standard models)
and AD2 is accurate to 12 bits (preconfigured for standard models); the input impedance is 10kΩ, and
the input voltage ranges from -10V to +10V. If the voltage is ±11V less or greater, the circuit may be
damaged.
4.5.4 Digital output circuit wiring
Wiring method in which user-provided power is used
Connect a free-wheeling
diode if an inductive load is
connected.
Max load capacity of each
output terminal: 30V, 50mA
DC
12~24V
+
-
Drive side
DO1- 5
Max. load capacity of each
output terminal: 30V, 50mA
+
-
RY
DC
12~24V
Connecting to a relay coil
Connecting to an optical coupler
DO1- 5
Connect to a current limit
resistor if an optical coupler
is connected.
Drive side
DO1+ 14
DO1+ 14
There are six digital output circuits in total, which use the open-collector output structure as shown
in the figure. They can be used to drive the relay coil or optical coupler load. The loading capacity
is shown in the figure.
If an inductive load such as the relay coil is connected, a free-wheeling diode must be connected,
as shown in the figure. If an optical coupler is connected, a current limit resistor must be connected.
Otherwise, the drive may be damaged.

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