Rockwell Automation 8510SA-CABC, 8510SACADC User Manual

ALLEN-BRADLEY

8510 AC Spindle Drive
Connector Kits

(Cat. No. 8510SA-CABC, 8510SA-CADC)

Instructions

Introduction Connections to the motor feedback resolver that are performed inside the

motor terminal box are made through an AMP Commercial MATE-N-LOK
connector. Two sizes of connectors are used depending on the motor type.
This publication will provide the information needed to properly install
these connectors.

The connector kit to use with a specific motor type is defined below.

Motor Type Connector Kit # Pins

Single winding 1327AB Series 8510SA-CABC 16
Dual winding 1327AD Series 8510SA-CADC 10

Refer to the 8510 User Manual, publication 8510-5.1 for detailed
information about the cable required and the connector pin assignments for
each of the motor types.

Assembling the Connector/Cable The following procedure outlines the steps needed to install the connector.

1. Verify that the connector kit includes the connector body and the
correct number of pins.

2. Remove the cable insulation and strip back the shields approximately
50 mm (2”). Strip about 4 mm (3/16”) of insulation from each wire.

3. If available, use AMP crimp tool type 90123-2 to crimp the pins to the
wires. If the correct crimp tool is not available, any similar sized hand
crimp tool or pliers can be used to make the basic mechanical
connection. Solder (using rosin core solder) the wire into the connector
pin to complete the electrical connection. This assembly is shown in
Figure 1.

4. Insert the wires with (attached pins) into the connector location
specified in the 8510 User Manual. The connector pin designations are
shown in the Figure 1.

Important: Use care when orienting and inserting pins into connector.
Once pins have “snapped” into place, removal can be difficult.

Instructions

8510 Connector Kits

Figure 1
Connector Assembly

Pin 1

Indicator

Bend Tabs Over Stripped Wire and Solder

2
4
6

8
10
12
14
16

3
5
7
9
11
13
15

Bend Over Wire Insulation

5. When mating this connector to the motor, assure that the wires on both
connector halves are not pulling the pins to the side and out of
alignment. Check pin alignment if the connector is difficult to insert.

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