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General| Brand | SEW-Eurodrive |
|---|---|
| Model | MOVIGEAR MGF-DBC Series |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the structure and meaning of signal words and hazard symbols used in the warnings.
Defines qualified personnel and specifies the intended use, including directives and standards.
Lists prohibited applications, altitude conditions, and the STO safety subfunction.
Outlines safety precautions for handling hazardous substances, hot surfaces, falling loads, and sharp edges.
Details safe practices for electrical work, including 5 safety rules, dealing with dangerous voltage, and electric arcs.
Shows an example nameplate and explains the meaning of its components and QR codes.
Lists available electronics covers, inner/outer nameplates, and type designations for the DBC electronics cover.
Explains the CE marking, compliance directives, and waste disposal regulations.
Lists essential steps before installation, safety warnings, and notes for assembling the drive unit.
Details mounting procedures for shaft-mounted gear units with keyway and TorqLOC systems.
Notes points for mounting the torque arm and the procedure for mounting it.
Covers voltage systems, connecting supply cables, and general installation guidelines.
Shows terminal assignments, wiring diagrams, and functions for MOVIGEAR® performance DBC.
Details cable routing, shielding, EMC cable glands, and plug connector positions.
Instructs to connect the PC to the drive unit before starting engineering software and mentions connection options.
Lists important steps and safety warnings to perform before starting up the device.
Explains parameterization modes, control elements like potentiometers, and DIP switches.
Describes startup in Easy mode, expert mode, and configuring digital inputs/outputs.
Describes how drive unit behavior depends on digital input configurations and lists available configurations.
Describes the DynaStop® function, its limitations, warnings, and how it generates speed-dependent torque.
Provides tables for troubleshooting mechanical malfunctions and resetting fault messages.
Explains LED indicators, device replacement procedures, and waste disposal.
Provides a table of inspection intervals and outlines maintenance tasks like oil changes and seal replacement.
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