DKS01.1-W030B-RL01-00 | Bosch Rexroth Indramat DIAX02 Servo Drive
Description
II. Full Model Interpretation
DKS: DIAX02 Low-power Integrated Single-axis Drive Series (DKR for High-power Spindle Drive)
01.1: First-generation power architecture + Unified housing, W030 overall machine size is universal and mechanical interchangeable
W030: W = Natural convection cooling inside the cabinet; 30 = Rated continuous output 30A, peak 62A
B: Built-in Brake, integrated built-in brake chopper + built-in brake resistor, no need for external brake components
RL01: RL Bus Control Board: Native SERCOS I optical bus interface + encoder analog output + multi-channel programmable switch quantity IO; supports ±10V analog instructions + pulse instructions with dual external set points, can replicate encoder pulse signals to the upper PLC / counter instrument from outside, does not support DL type single-machine independent motion programming
00: Initial hardware version; no FW = DSM firmware slot vacant, does not contain factory-固化 firmware, machine installation requires separate writing of the corresponding firmware program
Board card brief distinction:
DA01: Pure ±10V analog control, no SERCOS optical fiber;
DL01: SERCOS + single-machine point programming;
RL01: SERCOS + encoder simulation + IO expansion (this is the model of the board)
III. Electrical Technical Parameters
Main power supply: Three-phase AC3×230V ±10%, 50/60Hz; Control auxiliary power: Single-phase AC230V, control power consumption 85VA
Current: Continuous 30A, peak 62A, compatible with MDD motors 1.5kW~7.5kW
DC bus: DC310V; Built-in braking peak 7.2kW, continuous braking 0.38kW
Environment: 0℃~+45℃ full load, sealed cabinet 55℃ reduction to 85% power; Protection IP20 (only for cabinet installation)
Appearance: L302×W86×H212mm, net weight 1.97kg
Protection: Overcurrent, overvoltage, undervoltage, short circuit, overheating, encoder disconnection, motor locked rotation hardware locking + fault passive alarm contact
IV. Interface Configuration
Power terminals: Three-phase incoming line, U/V/W motor power connection, braking circuit built-in without external terminals
Analog/Pulse terminals: ±10V analog speed control, pulse positioning input, 24VDC multi-channel universal DI/DO switch quantity
Encoder circuit: Motor incremental encoder connection, RL board unique encoder pulse simulation output, can be externally connected to third-party counters, upper controller reads actual position
Bus port: Dual SERCOS optical fiber transmission and reception, multi-drive optical fiber hand-to-hand series networking for Festo CNC system
Firmware slot: DSM card slot vacant (00 has no FW), handheld debugging panel interface, fault passive NO/NC contact
V. Core Functions
Three control sources: SERCOS optical bus, ±10V analog quantity, pulse instruction, external one-click switch
RL unique: Encoder signal replication output, synchronously sends motor actual position pulses, suitable for old PLC without bus system renovation
Multi-channel programmable IO: Limit switch, origin switch, fault interlock signal connection, programmable input and output logic
B-type built-in brake, frequently starts and stops absorb regenerated energy, suppresses bus overvoltage faults
Modular plug-in main control, RL01 board can be separately replaced and repaired
VI. Application Scenarios
Imported CNC lathes, machine tool feed axes, packaging filling lines, printing equipment, European and American old equipment renovation (requires bus communication + external pulse feedback conditions, prefer RL board, single-machine independent point selection DL board) VII. Operation and Maintenance Notes
During power-off maintenance, allow the equipment to stand still for at least 15 minutes. Wait until the busbar capacitance has completely discharged before opening the cover.
For models without firmware, after replacement, it is necessary to use the debugging software to write the corresponding firmware before powering on and running.
Maintenance: Clean the accumulated dust in the heat dissipation aluminum trough, tighten the power terminals, inspect the fiber optic ends, and check the aging of the encoder cables.
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