1394-SJT22-A GMC Standard system module Allen Bradley

This system module does not come with an internal shunt resistor. External shunt module must be mounted. The compatible shunt resistors include Allen-Bradley manufactured 1394-SR9A, -SR9AF, -SR36A or -SR36AF. The shunt module generates a significant amount of heat. As warm air naturally goes up, instruments or components that may be affected by warm air must not be mounted on top of the external shunt module. The Top clearance must measure 254 mm (10.0 inches), 155 mm (6.1 inches) for both sides including bottom area of the system module.

The 1394-SJT22-A module is a GMC Turbo system module from Allen-Bradley/Rockwell Automation. The module features a 32-bit central processing unit. Also, it features a +/-10 Volts DC analog input. The module is powered by an AC power supply with a voltage rating of between 380 Volts AC and 460 Volts AC at a frequency of 50 to 60 Hertz. The nominal power output of 17 to 22 kilowatts while its bus voltage is rated at 530 Volts DC to 680 Volts DC. When the 1394-SJT22-A system module is being interfaced with an external axis drive, the 1394-DIM drive interface module is recommended. The drive interface module acts as an interface between the 1394-SJT22-A module and the external axis drive. The Allen-Bradley 1394-SJT22-A module belongs to the Allen-Bradley 1394 modular multi-axis motion control and drive system family. The module, like others in this family, provides a direct connection line for 3-phase input power, efficient IGBT power conversion, and a slide-and-lock module-to-module connection system. Depending on the system module that is used, the maximum of axis that can be supported is 4 axis. where axis can be interfaced to a motor. The Allen-Bradley 1394-SJT22-A module is completely programmable and supports configuration with the graphical motion control language (GML). Additionally, the module supports standard communication options such as the RS-232, RS-422, and DH-485 options. By having a turbo option, the 1394-SJT22-A module executes programs much faster compared to standard modules in the same family.