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Backup logic power to as many as four ClearPath-SC motors per hub. Page 8: Parts Of A Clearpath-Sc Motor - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L -SC M ARTS OF A LEAR OTOR Industry-leading, programmable, brushless servo motor with precision optical encoder, built in controller, trajectory generator, servo compensator, and torque drive. Page 9: System Setup NSTALL LEAR OFTWARE Update your Windows installation. See note below for details. 2. Download the ClearView installer from Teknic's website: 3. Launch the ClearView Installer. Follow the on-screen prompts. Important Software Installation Note If your Windows installation is not up to date, ClearView may not run properly on your PC. Page 10: Install The Sc Hub "End-Of-Loop" Jumper - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L 2. I SC H "E " J NSTALL THE UMPER Place one (and only one) jumper block on the 2-pin header associated with the last motor connected to your SC Hub. Page 11: Connect Clearpath-Sc System Components - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L 3. C -SC S ONNECT LEAR YSTEM OMPONENTS Before applying power, connect all ClearPath-SC components as shown in the hookup diagrams later in this section. Page 12 . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L YSTEM OOKUP IAGRAM ITH A OWER Teknic IPC-5 75VDC Power Supply Windows (or Linux) 24VDC Supply 75VDC Inputs OUTPUTS (2 per axis) Page 13 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L YSTEM OOKUP IAGRAM ITHOUT OWER Windows (or Linux) Teknic IPC-5 Inputs 75VDC Power Supply (2 per axis) Expansion Connector Axis 3 Axis 2 Axis 1 Axis 0 RS-232... Page 14: Test The Dc Bus Power Polarity - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L 4. T DC B EST THE OWER OLARITY Before applying DC bus power to your motor, please perform this quick test. Page 15: Establish Communication (Usb Or Rs-232 / Serial) - S C U . 1 . 3

You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. #1 Hello Everyone,My motherboard is Assrock b75 Pro3-M, and I would like to know if it has USB short circuit protection?Thanks in advance. Oct 3, 2013 8,409 0 38,960 #2 most motherboards, and that includes your one doesn't have short circuit protection. Best protection you can get is a fuse in the usb device. Through the event of overcurrent through a motherboard is highly unlikely, it isn't worth worrying about. #3 Thank for your answer.I have one more question. Has my Assrock b75 Pro3-M any USB ower current protection?Why I am asking? Because I often programm toys like arduino and microcontrollers and usualy power my devices from USB( in case of arduino ) Oct 3, 2013 8,409 0 38,960 #4 nope, no over current protection, there is only one solution, is to buy an adapter that is male-female (USB) that is designed for short circuit/overcurrent protection. They shouldn't be too expensive and don't have a 100% success rate either, just added protection in case of damage. Advertising Cookies Policies Privacy Term & Conditions Topics

The box. And, Teknic backs up each ClearPath-SC motor with a three year warranty. . (585) 784-7454 EKNIC... Page 23: Parts Of A Clearpath-Sc Motor - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L -SC M ARTS OF A LEAR OTOR ClearPath I/O Connector (Molex Minifit Jr. 8 position) Diagnostic Port DC Bus Power Connector (USB micro-B) Auxilliary PE... Page 24: Example Clear Path -Sc Systems - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L -SC S XAMPLE LEAR YSTEMS The ClearPath-SC system was created with both design flexibility and expandability in mind. This section shows a few examples of systems that can be built with ClearPath-SC components. Page 25: Medium System (Single Port, 3 Sc4-Hubs) - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L , 3 SC4-HUB EDIUM YSTEM INGLE Motion related sensors & signals (connected through to each motor) E-stop circuit Safety Controls... Page 26: Large System (Multiple Ports And Sc4-Hubs) - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L SC4-HUB ARGE YSTEM ULTIPLE ORTS AND Motion related sensors & signals (connected through to each motor) E-stop circuit Safety Controls... Page 27: Powering A Clear Path -Sc So, selecting a power supply often begins with an educated guess followed by real-world testing. If you need to power several motors running at high speed and high torque, consider trying a Teknic IPC-5, 75VDC power supply. Start with one supply but keep in mind that you can add another supply later if your application requires more power. Page 28: Considering A "Lower Voltage" Bus Power Supply - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L "L " B ONSIDERING A OWER OLTAGE OWER UPPLY ClearPath-SC motors do work with DC bus power supplies down to 24VDC, but the supply must have sufficient voltage, current, and capacitance to meet your system's torque and speed requirements. Page 29: Additional Power Supply Considerations Engineer's Note: It is very common for machine requirements to change during the development cycle

Page 104: Sc4-Hub Specifications 1 0 4 - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L SC4-HUB S PECIFICATIONS USB Standard USB 2.0 w/hub, USB 1.1 direct Power Draw If 24V is present, 0.4mA max If 24V is not present, 150mA max. Page 105: Appendix E: Grounding And Shielding 1 0 5 - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L E: G PPENDIX ROUNDING AND HIELDING (PE) C ROTECTIVE ARTH ONNECTION Compliance Note: ClearPath-SC must be properly connected to the machine’s Protective Earth terminal to meet EMC emissions specification EN-61000-6-4, and EMC immunity specification EN-61000-6-2, as well as EMC electrical safety specification EN-61010 (for CE/UL compliance). Page 106: Power Returns 1 0 6 - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L OWER ETURNS Never use the machine frame or chassis as a power return. Use •... Page 107: Appendix F: Circuit Schematics 1 0 7 - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L F: C PPENDIX IRCUIT CHEMATICS All schematics in this section are functionally accurate. Certain advanced circuit elements have been omitted for clarity. Page 108: Sc4-Hub Schematic (Simplified) 1 0 8 - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L SC4-HUB S CHEMATIC SIMPLIFIED ClearPath 0 ClearPath 0 Data input indicator Data input indicator Data to ClearPath ->... Page 109 1 0 9 - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L Global Stop Input Global Stop Input DTR Brake 0 DTR Brake 0 BAS21 BAS21 BAS21 BAS21... Page 110: Appendix G: Wiring The Inputs 1 1 0 - S C U . 1 . 3 6 L E A R A T H S E R A N U A L G: W PPENDIX IRING THE NPUTS Each ClearPath-SC motor has two available inputs (Input A and B). Inputs are wired to the SC Hub and passed to the motor via the ClearPath I/O

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