Baumer GXP8W - DeviceNet
Absolute encoders
| Voltage supply | 10...30 VDC |
| Reverse polarity protection | Yes |
| Consumption w/o load | ≤50 mA (24 VDC) |
| Operating temperature | -25...+85 °C -40...+85 °C (optional) |
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- Comments
| Steps per turn | ≤8192 / 13 bit |
| Starting acceleration | ≤1000 U/s² |
| Operating speed | ≤10000 rpm (mechanical) ≤6000 rpm (electric) |
| Relative humidity | 95 % non-condensing |
| Voltage supply | 10...30 VDC |
| Interface | DeviceNet |
| Rotor moment of inertia | 20 gcm² |
| Transmission rate | 125...500 kBaud |
| Function | Multiturn |
| Resistance | DIN EN 60068-2-6 Vibration 10 g, 16-2000 Hz DIN EN 60068-2-27 Shock 200 g, 6 ms |
| Admitted shaft load | ≤20 N axial ≤40 N radial |
| Code | Binary |
| Shaft type | ø10 mm solid shaft (clamping flange) ø6 mm solid shaft (synchro flange) |
| Programmable parameters | Operating modes Total resolution Preset Scaling |
| Emitted interference | DIN EN 61000-6-4 |
| Operating temperature | -25...+85 °C -40...+85 °C (optional) |
| Code sequence | CW default, programmable |
| Operating mode | I/O-Polling, Cyclic, Change of State |
| Approval | UL approval / E63076 |
| Interference immunity | DIN EN 61000-6-2 |
| Materials | Housing: steel Flange: aluminium |
| Consumption w/o load | ≤50 mA (24 VDC) |
| Flange | Clamping or synchro flange |
| Number of turns | ≤65536 / 16 bit |
| Profile conformity | Device Profile Encoder V 1.0 |
| Reverse polarity protection | Yes |
| Diagnostic functions | Position or parameter error Multiturn sensing |
| Output stages | CAN bus standard ISO / DIS 11898 |
| Starting torque | ≤0.015 Nm (IP 54) ≤0.03 Nm (IP 65) |
| Size (flange) | ø58 mm |
| Absolute accuracy | ±0.025 ° |
| Connection | Connector M12, 5-pin |
| Weight approx. | 350 g |
| manufacter SKU | GXP8W - DeviceNet |
| Initializing time typ. | 250 ms after power on |
| Protection DIN EN 60529 | IP 54 (without shaft seal) IP 65 (with shaft seal) |
| Sensing method | Optical |
| Identifier | 11 bit |
| Status indicator | DUO-LED integrated in housing |
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