SET B100/B200 Servo Tensioner User Manual

SET-B type servo tensioner is a tensioner that achieves stable tension value by controlling stepper motor. The tension range is 1.0g-120g, the maximum line speed is 6 m/s, the input voltage is 24V/DC, and the rated current is 1.2A.


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Brand
SET
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
358 KB
Published
03 February, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This manual describes the mechanical structure of the SET servo tensioner, the different model specifications (B100 and B200), and the names of all machine components. It also explains how to connect the power cable, select appropriate tension rods and springs, and route the enamel wire through the device.

Detailed instructions cover tensioner adjustment, indicator light behavior, and safety precautions such as maximum line speed and handling of moving parts. Power supply recommendations for multiple units are also included. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Mechanical Overview
  • Model Specification
  • Machine Component Names
  • Power Cable Connection and Power Selection
  • Tension Rod and Spring Selection and Installation
  • Enamel Wire Routing and Precautions
  • Tensioner Adjustment and Use
  • Safety and Usage Notes

Specifications

Tension range (SET‑B100)1.0 g – 120 g
Tension range (SET‑B200)3.0 g – 220 g
Maximum line speed (both models)6 m/s
Input power24 V DC
Rated current1.2 A
Minimum power cable cross‑section≥ 0.5 mm²
Maximum external signal current10 mA
Power supply for 1–2 units50 W (2.20 A)

Frequently asked questions

What input voltage is required for the SET B servo tensioner?

The device requires a 24 V DC power supply.

What is the tension range of the SET‑B200 model?

The SET‑B200 provides a tension range of 3.0 g to 220 g.

How should the CN1 connector be wired?

Connect pin 1 to 24 V DC (+), pin 2 to 0 V (‑), pin 3 to the break‑signal (+), and pin 4 to 0 V (‑).

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