The MC2XZQD mounting card is designed to host two Z Series servo amplifiers in a stacked configuration while keeping a small footprint. It features all pluggable screw terminal connections and includes an amplifier mounting kit and mating connectors. The mounting card is sized to fit standard DIN rail trays for installation.
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1. MC2XZQD Series
MC2XZQD MOUNTING CARD
2-Axes Z Series Interface Board
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FEATURES:
• Dual axis mounting card
• Small footprint
• All pluggable connections
• Mating connectors included
• Tight fitting connectors
• Amplifier mounting kit included
• Standard DIN tray dimensions
DESCRIPTION: The MC2XZQD mounting card is designed to host up to two Z Series servo amplifiers.
These two amplifiers are installed in a stacked configuration to keep the footprint small while offering
convenient pluggable screw terminals for easy interface connections. An amplifier mounting kit is included
to secure the two Z Series amplifiers onto the mounting card.
SPECIFICATIONS:
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
POWER CONNECTOR* 4-position 5.08 mm spaced header
MOTOR CONNECTORS* 4-position 5.08 mm spaced header
FEEDBACK CONNECTORS* 5-position 5.08 mm spaced header
INPUT/OUTPUT CONNECTORS* 8-position 3.5 mm spaced header
SIZE (without amplifiers) 2.8 x 5.2 x 1.0 inches
72.0 x 132.5 x 25.4 mm
WEIGHT (with mating connectors installed) 3.44 oz
97.5 g
* Mating connectors included
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2. MC2XZQD Series
INTERFACE CONNECTIONS:
CONNECTOR PIN NAME DESCRIPTION / NOTES I/O
1 HV DC voltage input I
2 GND Ground GND
3 GND Ground GND
P1
Power
4 CHASSIS Chassis Chassis
1 MOTOR AX Motor phase A connection for X-axis O
2 MOTOR BX Motor phase B connection for X-axis O
3 MOTOR CX Motor phase C connection for X-axis O
P2X
Motor X
4 CHASSIS Chassis Chassis
1 MOTOR AY Motor phase A connection for Y-axis O
2 MOTOR BY Motor phase B connection for Y-axis O
3 MOTOR CY Motor phase C connection for Y-axis O
P2Y
Motor Y
4 CHASSIS Chassis Chassis
1 HALL1X Hall 1 connection for X-axis I
2 HALL2X Hall 2 connection for X-axis I
3 HALL3X Hall 3 connection for X-axis I
4 GND Ground GND
P3X
Motor X
Feedback
(brushless Z
Series only)
5 5V OUTPUT +5V output for feedback devices O
1 HALL1Y Hall 1 connection for Y-axis I
2 HALL2Y Hall 2 connection for Y-axis I
3 HALL3Y Hall 3 connection for Y-axis I
4 GND Ground GND
P3Y
Motor Y
Feedback
(brushless Z
Series only)
5 5V OUTPUT +5V Output for feedback devices O
1 +REF / PWM IN X X-axis +Ref Command (or PWM Command) I
2 GND Ground GND
3 -REF / DIR X X-axis -Ref Command (or Direction Command) I
4 CURR MON X Current Monitor Output X O
5 INHIBIT X Inhibit Input X I
6 CURR REF X Current Reference Output X I
7 FAULT OUT X Fault Output X O
P4X
I/O X
8 RESERVED Reserved
1 +REF / PWM IN Y Y-axis +Ref Command (or PWM Command) I
2 GND Ground GND
3 -REF / DIR Y Y-axis -Ref Command (or Direction Command) I
4 CURR MON Y Current Monitor Output Y O
5 INHIBIT Y Inhibit Input Y I
6 CURR REF Y Current Reference Output Y I
7 FAULT OUT Y Fault Output Y O
P4Y
I/O Y
8 RESERVED Reserved
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ELECTROMATE
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Toll Free Fax (877) SERV099
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sales@electromate.com
3. MC2XZQD Series
ELECTROMATE
Toll Free Phone (877) SERVO98
Toll Free Fax (877) SERV099
www.electromate.com
sales@electromate.com
DIN RAIL MOUNTING
The MC2XZQD mounting card is designed to easily slide into a standard sized DIN mounting tray. The
photo below shows two Z Series amplifiers installed onto the MC2XZQD, which is inserted in a DIN
mounting tray on a DIN rail. Mounting tray, DIN rail and amplifiers not included.
ORDERING INFORMATION:
Model: MC2XZQDX
X (at the end) indicates current revision letter
MATING CONNECTORS:
Manufacturer Phoenix Contact ® (Tel: 717-944-1300)
Included connectors:
1757035 4-position 5.08 mm spaced plug terminal (3 qty)
1757048 5-position 5.08 mm spaced plug terminal (2 qty)
1840421 8-position 3.5 mm spaced plug terminal (2 qty)
Alternative 5.08 mm spaced plug terminals (vertical screw position)
1777303 4-position plug
1777316 5-position plug
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