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Before Using a
Stepping Motor
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Controller
Installation
EMP400
Series
DIN
Rail Mounting
- Use
DIN rails with a width of 1.38 in. (35 mm).
- Use
end plates to secure the controller.
- DIN
rails and end plates are not provided with the
unit.

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EMP400
Series, SC8800/SC8800E
Screw Mounting
- To
fasten the unit with screws, use the two screw
holes at the top and bottom.
- The
mounting holes should be machined for either M3
or M4 size screws. Use washers to secure the controller.

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SG8030J
DIN
Rail Mounting using Flush Connection Socket
- Mount
the flush connection socket to the DIN rail. (The
DIN lever should face down.)
- Insert
the controller terminals firmly into the flush
connection socket.
- Engage
the fastening hooks of the flush connection socket
on the controller to secure the assembly.

Mount
the controller only after connecting all required
leads to the terminals of the flush connection socket.
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SG8030J
Panel Mounting using Rear Connection Socket
- Insert
the controller into the mounting cutout from the
front.
- Insert
the flush mount adapter from the rear and push
it in.
- Fasten
the adapter with the fitting screws (2 locations).
- Insert
the controller terminals firmly into the rear
connection socket.

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Installation
Conditions
- Indoors,
ambient temperature 32°F to 122°F (0°C to
+50°C) [32°F to 104°F (0°C to +40°C)
for SG8030J] (Nonfreezing)
- If
the ambient temperature exceeds 122°F (+50°C)
[104°F (+40°C) for SG8030J], use a fan to
provide forced cooling. Otherwise, the internal
heat buildup may lead to damage.
- When
installing the controller in an enclosed space such
as a control box, or somewhere close to a heat-radiating
object, ventilation holes should be used to prevent
the controller from overheating.
- Ambient
humidity 85% maximum (Noncondensing)
- Not
exposed to corrosive gas or dust
Take care that pieces of conductive material
(filings, pins, pieces of wire, etc.) do not enter the
controllers. Otherwise circuit damage may occur.
- Not
exposed to water or oil
Exposure to liquids can lead to corrosion
or short-circuits.
- Not
exposed to direct sunlight
- Not
in the vicinity of noise sources
In situations where controllers are located
close to an electrical noise source such as high frequency
welding machines or large electromagnetic switches,
take steps to prevent noise interference, either by
inserting noise filters, using shielded wires or connecting
the controller to a separate circuit.
- Not
in the vicinity of vibration sources
When the controller is to be installed
in a location where a source of vibration will cause
the controller to vibrate as well, install a shock absorber.
- Do
not over tighten screws
When fastening the unit with screws,
use appropriate tightening torque. Take care not to
damage the case by over tightening.
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