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8 additional information 8.1 bus configuration – NORD Drivesystems BU0260 User Manual

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Supplementary Manual CANopen for NORDAC SK 20E

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Subject to technical amendments

BU 0260 GB

8 Additional information

8.1 Bus configuration

In an industrial environment the correct installation of the bus system is particularly
important in order to reduce potential interference. The following points are designed to
help prevent interference and problems right from the start. The installation guidelines are
not complete and applicable safety and accident prevention guidelines must be complied
with.

8.1.1

Laying of the CAN/CANopen bus cables

A CAN network consists of a maximum of 128 subscribers (nodes) and is based on a linear topology. The
number of subscribers is dependent on the driver modules (standard approx. 100 nodes). Repeaters must be
used for a high number of nodes.
With NORDAC frequency inverters, a twisted two-wire cable (with connected shield) is used for data transfer.

8.1.2

Cable material

The frequency inverter is usually connected to the CANopen system by a twisted, shielded two-wire cable. .
The guaranteed transfer speeds or transfer distances can only be achieved without errors if the specific cable
parameters are complied with.

The following relationship exists between the individual cable parameters:

Bus cable length

Resistance

Cable cross-section

Possible transfer rates

0 - 25m

70 m

/m

 0.25 mm

2

, AWG23

1 Mbit/s

25 - 50m

70 m

/m

 0.25 mm

2

, AWG23

800 kBits/s

50 - 80m

< 60 m

/m

 0.34 mm

2

, AWG23

500 kBits/s

80m - 230m

< 40 m

/m

 0.5 mm

2

, AWG21

250 kBits/s

230m – 480m

< 26 m

/m

 0.75 mm

2

, AWG18

125 kBits/s

480m – 1km

< 20 m

/-

 1 mm

2

, AWG…

50 kBits/s

The interface is compliant with ISO 11898. The maximum permissible voltage on the CAN_L and CAN_H
cables is -8V … +18V.

NOTE

The lower the shielding resistance of the CANopen cable, the better the EMC quality. The
electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) describes the normally required state, that technical
devices do not interfere with each other due to electrical or electromagnetic effects.