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Encoder for 1ph7184 drive

Thread Starter: Ententa   Started: 7/11/2012 9:16 AM   Replies: 7

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  7/11/2012, 9:16 AM
Ententa
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Hello,

I need order number for 2048 pulse encoder for this drive. Cant seem to find it in documentation. Im suspecting 6FX2001-2CC04 but arent sure...

Can anyone help me?
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  7/11/2012, 2:47 PM
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Hello....

You want to have the motor encoder type no for the motor 1ph7184...to my best the encoder which are used is1vpp sine/cos incermental encoder is used...

You cannot use it.. it is different ...

6FX2001-2CC04
SIMODRIVE (ACCESSORIES)
INCR. ROTARY ENCODER W. RS 422
(TTL), 2048 PULSES,
SYNCHROFLANGE, 6 MM SHAFT,
OPERATING VOLTAGE 5 V
LINE OUTLET UNIVERSAL
AXIAL/RADIAL WITH CONNECTOR

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  7/12/2012, 8:17 AM
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I dont get it...

What is the encoder order number? You posted the same encoder as I, and said that its the wrong one...
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  7/13/2012, 5:59 AM
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Hello..

Encoder what you have asked that cannot be used...that was i mean to say... i provided with type no for the explanation that is it... normally this encoders are 5V TTL external encoders...

For the Spindle you need to use.. ERN 1381 2048 PPR 1VPP sine cos.
for type no informations you can ask your nearest Siemens office for the same...

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  7/16/2012, 5:31 PM
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Hello Ententa,

It appears you are attempting to identify the part numebr for a replacement encoder for 1PH7184... motor.

For this to be identified you will need to provide more information including entire part number and serial number of the motor.

The replacement part number depends up on the entire part number (specifically the ninth digit) and date of manufacture according to the design of the motor.


Attached is an example name plate for which you may contact below for specific feedback.

In the attachment the item labeled "1" is the entire part number which will be 16 digits in length.  Item "9" is the serial number.

If you are not in North America the below contacts can direct you to your more local support representatives.

Customer Support in North America:

Phone Hotline: (800) 879-8079 and press "1"

Fax:                 (847) 640-0227

Email:                CNCparts.industry@siemens.com


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Attachment: 1PH7 Nameplate Example.pdf  (7 Downloads)
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  7/17/2012, 11:37 AM
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Oh... I thought there was one type... Anyway what you mean is probably this: 1PH7-184-2ND03-0BC02.
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  7/17/2012, 2:49 PM
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Hello Ententa,

Copied from previous entry:
1PH7-184-2ND03-0BC02

Yes the N in part number specifies incremental encoder sin/cos 1 Vpp without C and D track.

There is a typo in your part number above in that there are one too many digits.  My estimate from above is that the last four digits would be either "0BC0" or "0BC2"

However you will also need to provide serial number of the motor as the encoder kit has changed over time of manufacture and contact spare parts/repair center for these motors to identify by part number.

As per attachment in previous entry the serial number should be on nameplate to right of the 1PH714 part number.

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  7/17/2012, 10:48 PM
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Heh, just noticed...

I actually copy-pasted it from documentation provided by manufacturer. Ill get back to you tommorow
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