jancd-ntu30b
June 01, 2026

jancd-ntu30b

JANCD-NTU30B is the servo power sequence & control PCB for the Yaskawa Motoman NXC100 robot controller. It manages servo power ON/OFF sequencing, main contactor control, and safety interlocks for the compact NXC100 cabinet.

Description

Basic Information

  • Model: JANCD-NTU30B (common suffixes: ‑1, ‑2)

  • Alternate P/N: F352065‑1

  • Revisions: C02, C03 (common)

  • Manufacturer: Yaskawa Electric / Motoman Robotics

  • Applicable controller: NXC100 series (only; not NX100/DX200)

  • Function: Servo power ON/OFF control, interlock & contactor drive

  • Origin: Japan

  • Status: Active (new, refurbished, used available)

Technical Specifications

  • Control supply: 24 VDC (from NXC100 backplane)

  • Main power: 200–220 VAC three‑phase (to servo amplifiers)

  • Fuses: Onboard fuses for control and power circuits

  • Operating temp: 0–40 °C

  • Humidity: 5–85 % RH (non‑condensing)

  • Protection: Overcurrent, overvoltage, E‑stop & safety door interlocks

Key Functions

  1. Servo power sequencing: Controls main contactors (KM1/KM2) to switch three‑phase power to servo amps in safe order.

  2. Safety interlock: Enforces E‑stop, door open, mode conditions before enabling servo power.

  3. Contactor drive: Drives coils of high‑power servo contactors.

  4. Fault monitoring: Reports power‑on status and errors to the NXC100 CPU.

  5. Voltage regulation: Stabilizes control voltages for logic and safety circuits.

Compatibility & Mounting

  • Controller: NXC100 only (works with JANCD‑NCP30B (CPU), JANCD‑NSP30B (backup))

  • Mounting: Installed in the NXC100 power supply section, connects to backplane and main contactors.

  • Variants:

    • JANCD‑NTU30B: Standard NXC100 power sequence board

    • JANCD‑NTU30B‑2: Updated revision (component upgrades, C03)

    • JANCD‑NTU01: NX100 equivalent (different form/fit, not interchangeable)

Installation & Maintenance

  • Cut all power (AC and 24 VDC) before service.

  • Use ESD wristband to prevent static damage.

  • Inspect fuses, contactor wiring, and interlock loops during service.

  • Verify E‑stop and safety door functions after replacement.

  • Service only by qualified technicians.


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