❏Power (Max. cont.)6.2 KVA
❏Fuses20A slow blow—Not user accessible
❏Isolation transformerNot required
The actual input power and current is a function of the motor's operating
point (speed and torque) and the duty cycle. You can de-rate the fuses and
isolation transformer by scaling the above numbers by your actual
requirements. The numbers above reflect the servo motor and drive
operating at rated speed and rated torque at 100% duty.
Hardware Reference
Output Power
❏Voltage405 VDC (maximum)
❏Frequency0 - 400Hz fundamental (7 kHz PWM)
❏Current20A continuous per phase sinusoidal (14.14Arms)
❏Regen/power dumpOptional accessory
Z600 Motor/Drive Configuration
The Z600's hardware is pre-configured to control Z600 motors. The Z600 series
drives only Z600 motors, the Z800 series drives only Z800 motors, and the Z900
series drives only Z900 motors. Be sure that your drive type matches your motor type(Z600, Z800, or Z900). If you have questions about the Z motor/drive configuration,
call your local Automation Technology Center (ATC) or distributor.
40A peak per phase sinusoidal (28.3Arms)
Chapter ➆ Hardware Reference
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Z600 Technical Data
Continuous Stall Torque*
Peak Torque (±10%)
Rated Torque (±10%)
Rated Power
Rated Speed
Rated Current (line)
Peak Current (3.3 seconds max)
Max. Cont. AC Input Current
(3 phase 240VAC)
Rotor Inertia
Motor Weight
Shipping Weight
Z600 Series Indexer/Drive Performance Specifications
Positional Repeatability
Repeatability: ±0.088 degrees, unloaded
UnitsZ-605Z-606Z-610Z-620Z-630Z-635Z-640
oz-in
lb-in
lb-ft
Nm
oz-in
lb-in
lb-ft
Nm
oz-in
lb-in
lb-ft
Nm
hp
kWatts
rpm
rps
A (rms)5.05.314.114.114.114.114.1
A (rms)16.617.228.228.228.228.228.2
A (rms)661515151515
Different motors can take different amounts of current and require different
tuning parameters for typical loads. The CMTR (Configure Motor Type)
command sets up a drive for a particular motor. By issuing CMTR, motor
current levels and default parameters are recalled from memory. Do not
exceed the current level specified for the motor, excessive current levels will
damage the motor. The following information is provided in case you mustmodify the motor/drive configuration.
The following commutation procedure causes violent motor motion. All loads should
be removed from the motor shaft before you begin this procedure.
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Helpful Hint:
This command sequence
sets up a drive for a
particular motor size and
performs the commutation.
CommandDescription
> 1OFFTurns drive off
> 1CMTRxxxSets drive for the motor; xxx = 605, 606, 610, 620, 630, 635, or 640
> 10NEnables the drive
Motor Brakes
Motor brakes are mounted directly behind the motor and are pre- assembled at the
factory. When ordering the brake option, specify the motor type.
The data reflecting motor torque does not assume operation from a Z600 drive. The
torque specifications reflect the motor's capabilities. In most cases, the motor
windings match the drive's output power with an additional safety margin.
Motor Size:Z605ValueUnitsTolerance
1
Constant (s):Torque
2
3
4
5
Torque (s):Continuous, Stall
6
7
8
9
10
11
Voltage (Sinusodial)
Electrical Time
Mechanical Time
Thermal