Cables: For BLH Series Lead Wire Type/Cable Type
| Number in Illustration | Cable Name |
|---|---|
| [1] | Connection Cable |
| Flexible Connection Cable |
- * Use a flexible cable set in situations where the cables are bent. Click here for notes on the use of flexible cables
| Number in Illustration | Cable Name |
|---|---|
| [2] | Power Supply Cable/ I/O Signal Cable Set |
| [3] | RS-485 Communication Cable |
Connection Cable
Other Cables
Cable can be used to connect the driver and controller.
[2] Power Supply Cable/I/O Signal Cable Set (for 15 W, 30 W, 50 W)
Power supply cable and I/O signal cable are included in the set.
Power supply cable connects the driver to the DC power supply.
I/O signal cable connects the driver to the host control device.
[3] RS-485 Communication Cable
① For Connection to Host Controller
This cable connects the driver to the host control device.
| Product Name | Length (m) | |
|---|---|---|
|
CC030-RS | 3 |
② For Connection Between Drivers
A cable that connects between drivers.
| Product Name | Length (m) | |
|---|---|---|
|
LH0015-RWN | 0.15 |
Cable Note When Wiring Flexible Cable
Do not bend the cable at the connector. Stress applied to the connectors and terminals causes poor contact and disconnection.
How to Fix the Cable
Fix the connector part in 2 places to prevent it from moving.
Wiring Length and Bending Radius of the Cable
Wiring should be installed at an appropriate length, so that cables are not pulled during movement.
In addition, the bending radius (R) should be 6 times the cable diameter min.
Interference of the Cable
Wire the cables in the cable holder without bringing them into contact with each other. This will add stress to the cable, and cause it to break prematurely. Please check note on cable holders carefully before use.
Cable Kinks
◇Please wire without kinks in the cable. Kinking in a twisted state can cause premature disconnection. After wiring, confirm that there are no kinks in the cable, using the print on the cable surface as a reference.