Emerson Typical CE Mark FX System Configuration

Note that these servo systems are designed, configured and tested to meet

CE Mark specifications. In addition to the servo drives and motors,

EMERSON Motion Control also offers filters and cables that satisfy

compliance of the entire servo drive system.

FX Drives with the CE Mark designation have the same features and performance

specifications as EMERSON Motion Control’s popular FX Drives.

PCX Programming software allows these drives to be set up and running in a

matter of minutes. These drives are programmed with the same easy-to-use

PCX Programming Software used with standard FX Drives.

CE Mark FX Drives are also compatible with EMERSON Motion Control’s complete 

range of application modules. These modules provide FX Drives with additional hardware

and programming capacity to perform specificapplications.

Examples of these applications include press feed control, random infeed control,

phase synchronization control, and cam profiling control.

There are two methods of system wiring that meet or exceed the grounding and

shielding requirements set forth by the EMC Directive of CE. Both methods are demonstrated

in the diagram above.

The preferred wiring method utilizes special interconnection cables available from

EMERSON Motion Control. These cable components were specifically

designed to make use of a complete shield throughout multiple segments.

Connector backshells, bulkhead connectors and the cable itself work together

to reduce radiated emissions both inside and outside of the enclosure.

An alternate method allows for shielded motor feedback and power cable runs

inside metal conduit. This method is also effective in reducing radiated noise

and may be desired in some applications based on environmental conditions.

Regardless of wiring method chosen, power supply line and motor power filters are required.

Both are also available from EMERSON Motion Control.