OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.7
Mounting of face mount flange / servo flange via flange-side threaded holes
3.8
Mounting of face mount flange via the mounting spigot
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Block customer's drive shaft to prevent rotation.
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Mount the coupling (1) on the encoder
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Ensure that this does not touch the encoder flange.
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Slide the encoder together with the mounted coupling (1) onto the drive shaft and
the centering fixture /mounting spigot (2).
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Align the encoder such that the hole pattern in the application corresponds to the
relevant hole pattern of the encoder.
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Fasten the encoder with 3 x M3 or M4 screws (3).
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Mount the coupling (1) on the drive shaft.
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The coupling must not be subjected to mechanical stress.
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Establish electrical connections while the voltage is switched off.
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Switch on the voltage and check that the encoder is functioning.
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Figure 9: Mounting servo flange via flange-side threaded holes
DANGER
Since the mounting spigot is also a centering fixture, the clamping device must be
designed such that there is no impermissible angle or shaft offset occurs during clamp‐
ing.
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Block customer's drive shaft to prevent rotation.
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Mount coupling (1)
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Ensure that this does not touch the encoder flange.
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Slide the encoder together with the mounted coupling (1) onto the drive shaft and
mounting spigot in a clamping direction (2).
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Clamp the encoder with a screw (3).
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Mount the coupling (1) on the drive shaft.
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The coupling must not be subjected to mechanical stress.
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Establish electrical connections while the voltage is switched off.
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Switch on the voltage and check that the encoder is functioning.
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3 x M3 at 42 mm
(1.65)
Depth <7 mm
(0.28)
3 x M4 at 42 mm
(1.65)
Depth <7 mm
(0.28)
8017140/1EF5/2021-12-10 | SICK
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