SICK STEGMANN SCS60/SCM60/SCS70/SCM70 Motor Feedback System Assembly Instructions


SICK STEGMANN SCS60/SCM60/SCS70/SCM70 Motor Feedback System Assembly Instructions - cover page
Brand
stegmann
Category
Industrial Robot
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
227 KB
Published
11 July, 2012
Updated
19 July, 2012
MD5 checksum
73FB9687A8FCA36DCBA5DE30D796F561

About this manual

This document provides assembly and disassembly instructions for SICK STEGMANN Motor Feedback Systems, specifically models SCS60, SCM60, SCS70, and SCM70. It covers three mounting configurations: systems with a plug-in shaft and rubber support, systems with a threaded shaft and rubber support, and inbuilt versions with a tapered shaft. The guide details safety precautions, required tools, and specific steps for attaching and removing the encoder from the drive shaft.

What's inside

  • Safety Notes
  • Tools/Parts Required
  • Preparation for Attachment
  • Assembly (Plug-in Shaft)
  • Disassembly (Plug-in Shaft)
  • Assembly (Threaded Shaft)
  • Disassembly (Threaded Shaft)
  • Assembly (Tapered Shaft)
  • Disassembly (Tapered Shaft)
  • PIN and Wire Allocation

Specifications

Operating voltage range+ 7 V to +12 V
Recommended supply voltage+ 8 V
Reference voltage for + SIN+ 2.5 V
Reference voltage for + COS+ 2.5 V
+ SIN signal amplitude4 Vp
Tightening torque (Threaded shaft)3.1 Nm
Tightening torque (Tapered shaft)4.9 Nm
Pressing force required250 N ~ 500 N

Frequently asked questions

What tools are required for assembly?

M4 screws and M3 screws are required, depending on the encoder version, along with suitable flexible shaft couplings.

How long does the adhesive take to cure?

The adhesive on the stainless encoder shaft typically cures in about 8 hours.

What is the tightening torque for the threaded shaft version?

The tightening torque for the threaded shaft version is 3.1 Nm.

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