Siemens 808D

No.:2012-12-001 I DT SNC M3S
808D set point cable X51～
～～
～X53 connecting with V60 driver instructions
1. 808D PPU interface X51～X53 is defined as axis pulse interface, the standard configuration is
SINAMCIS V60 drive.
( Taking a milling machine for an example)
2. The detail interface signal for Standard configuration SINAMCIS V60 drive as below:
808D PPU
X51~X53 port
symbol（colour）
The description of signal V60 port /pin Remark
1
PULSE+ (green）
Positive pulse（NC output signal）
X5 / pin1 5V signal
9 PULSE- (yellow)
Negative pulse（NC output signal）
X5 / pin2 5V signal
2 DIR+ (gray)
DIRECTION +（NC output signal）
X5 / pin3 5V signal
10 DIR- (pink)
DIRECTION -（NC output signal）
X5 / pin4 5V signal
3 ENA+ (brown)
Pulse enable+（NC output signal）
X5 / pin5 5V signal
11 ENA- (white)
Pulse enable-（NC output signal）
X5 / pin6 5V signal
65
servo enable（NC output signal）
X6 / pin1
+24V=drive
enable
0V=drive disable
6
RST
(white/green)
Alarm Reset（NC output signal）
X6 / pin2 + 24V high active
7 M24 （red）
Servo enable and ALARM RESET
Ground
X6 / pin3
5
ALM1
(red/blue)
Power from the pin 1 of X200,
+24V output
X6 / pin4
15 ALM2 (blue)
Alarm, from drive side（NC input
signal）
X6 / pin5
When alarm is
triggered,ALM1,
ALM2 close
8 RDY1 (black)
Power from the pin 1 of X200,
+24V output
X6 / pin6
14 RDY2 (purple)
Drive ready signal （ NC input
signal）
X6 / pin7
drive is ready, the
line close.

Siemens 808D Specifications

General

Brand	Siemens
Model	808D
Category	Cables and connectors
Language	English

Summary

808 D PPU Interface and SINAMCIS V60 Configuration

Axis Pulse Interface Definition

Defines the 808D PPU X51~X53 interface as axis pulse interface for SINAMCIS V60 drive.

X51-X53 Port Signal Mapping

Maps X51-X53 PPU interface signals to SINAMCIS V60 drive ports for standard configuration.

SINAMCIS V60 Drive Interface Signal Details

Pulse, Direction, and Enable Signals

Details pulse, direction, and enable signals for axis control and motor operation.

Servo Enable and Alarm Reset Signals

Explains servo enable, alarm reset, and ground signals for drive control and fault management.

Alarm and Ready Status Signals

Describes alarm output signals (ALM1, ALM2) and drive ready signals (RDY1, RDY2).

Auxiliary Power and Zero Mark Signals

Details +24V output signals and zero mark signals for referencing and system power.

Important Announcements and Reminders

X200 Signal Connection Requirements

Emphasizes connecting +24V and M signals from X200 for proper PPU-drive communication.

Third-Party Drive Cable Insulation

Advises ensuring good insulation for useless signal cables when using third-party drives.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Axis Disable with S-3 Alarm

Troubleshoots axis disable and S-3 alarm causes like missing signals or incorrect settings.

Damaged 808 D X51-X52 Port

Addresses possible causes for damaged X51-X52 ports, such as hot-plugging or wiring errors.