Bosch Rexroth VT‑SWKA‑1 Analog Control Card Service Manual

The service manual for the Bosch Rexroth VT‑SWKA‑1 analog control card provides features, wiring diagrams, technical data, and maintenance instructions.


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Brand
VT-SWKA-1
Document type
Service Manual
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
606 KB
Published
01 February, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2026
MD5 checksum
261005C8BEE22C63E78BB3F6BE92FD92

About this manual

This manual describes the VT‑SWKA‑1 analog control card, a board used for generating and processing control‑value signals in hydraulic systems. It covers the card’s features, order codes, functional description, wiring diagram with pin assignment, technical specifications, indicator and adjustment elements, unit dimensions, and engineering/maintenance notes.

The document also explains configuration of differential and current inputs, ramp‑time adjustment, polarity switching, and safety precautions for installation and operation. Wiring diagrams, connector details, and measurement points are provided to aid technicians in setup and troubleshooting.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Order Codes
  • Functional Description
  • Wiring Diagram / Pin Assignment
  • Technical Data
  • Indicators / Adjustment Elements
  • Unit Dimensions
  • Engineering / Maintenance Notes

Specifications

Working voltage24 VDC ±40% / -20%
Power requirement< 7 VA
Current consumption< 0.3 A
Output voltage range±10 V
Operating temperature range0 °C to +50 °C
Storage temperature range-25 °C to +85 °C
Weight0.15 kg
Board dimensions100 mm × 160 mm
Connector type48‑pin DIN 41612

Frequently asked questions

How are the control‑value inputs configured?

Control‑value inputs can be set via potentiometers or external ±10 V signals; differential inputs use ±10 V, and current inputs accept 4‑20 mA (0‑100 %).

What does the green “Ready” LED indicate?

When the power supply is active and no error is present, the green LED on the front panel lights, indicating the “Ready” signal.

How can the ramp‑time be adjusted?

Ramp‑time can be set to a minimum (< 2 ms) with jumper J2, or extended using an external potentiometer; the setting is visible on the “Ramp‑time ready” status signal.

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