Emerson Control Techniques DST1403 Servo Amplifier Drive

$ 494.74

Type: Servo Drive Unit Quantity: 1 Country of Origin: United Kingdom Model: Emerson Control Techniques DST1403 Power Rating: 3 KW Unit Type: Unit Number Of Phases: 3-Phase MPN: DST1403 Current Type: AC Brand: Emerson

Description

Emerson Control Techniques DST1403 Servo Amplifier Drive . Catalog Number Breakdown: DST1403. The drive features a status LED and a 2-digit display. If a fault occurs, it will trip and display a code th: Motor Thermistor trip. The motor is overheating. It.AC: Over-current. The Emerson Control Techniques DST1403 is a high-performance Servo Drive from the Digitax ST series. This specific model is designed for high-dynamic applications that require precise motor control, such as labeling machines, high-speed packaging, and CNC feeders. The "1403" designation identifies the drive's voltage class and current rating. 1. Catalog Number Breakdown: DST1403 DST: Digitax ST Series (optimized for pulse-train or synchronized motion). 1: 400V Voltage Class. 4: Operating voltage (380V – 480V AC). 03: Current rating. This model typically provides 3.0 Amps of continuous current and 9.0 Amps of peak current. 2. Technical Specifications Feature Details Input Power 3-Phase 380-480V AC Output Current 3.0A (Continuous) / 9.0A (Peak) Feedback Support Incremental Encoder, SinCos, Hiperface, EnDat, and SSI Control Modes Position, Speed, Torque, and Digital Lock (Gearbox) Safety Integrated Safe Torque Off (STO) 3. Integrated Intelligence The Digitax ST is more than a simple motor driver; it is often used as a standalone motion controller thanks to its on-board PLC functionality. SmartCard Slot: Located on the front, this allows you to save and clone parameters or PLC programs without a computer. Expansion Slots: The drive features two "Solutions Module" (SM) slots on the top. You can add cards for EtherCAT (SM-EtherCAT) , Profinet (SM-Profinet) , or specialized I/O. High-Speed I/O: Includes dedicated high-speed freeze inputs for capturing positions with microsecond accuracy. 4. Wiring and Hardware Setup The DST1403 utilizes a compact "bookshelf" design to save space in the control cabinet. Power Connections (Bottom): $L1, L2, L3$ for mains and $U, V, W$ for motor output. DC Bus: Terminals for connecting an external braking resistor. Because this is a high-dynamic drive, a braking resistor is almost always required for rapid deceleration. Communication: Built-in RS485 (RJ45 port) for commissioning via PC. 5. Common Status & Fault Codes The drive features a status LED and a 2-digit display. If a fault occurs, it will trip and display a code: It.AC: Over-current. Check for a short circuit or mechanical binding in the motor. OU: DC Bus Over-voltage. The motor is regenerating too much energy; check the braking resistor. th: Motor Thermistor trip. The motor is overheating. Enc1: Encoder feedback fault. Check the cable shielding and the connector on the back of the motor. 6. Software & Commissioning To program the DST1403, you typically use CTSoft (for parameter configuration) or SyPTLite (for the on-board PLC logic). Note: Modern systems may use Connect (the successor to CTSoft) depending on the firmware version of your drive.