HDS03.2-W100N-HS66-01-FW

What baud rate and optical power settings should I choose for reliable SERCOS communication?

Set 2 or 4 Mbaud with switch S4, then match optical power (S5A/S5B) to cable type/length lower power for short plastic fiber, higher for long glass runs to avoid receiver overload or dropouts.

Can the HDS03.2-W100N-HS66-01-FW run on the same SERCOS ring as newer drives?

Yes if the master supports fiber-optic SERCOS (IEC 1491) and you align baud rate, addressing, and telegram timing; mix only within compatible SERCOS generations, not SERCOS III (Ethernet).

What extra I/O options exist if I need handshake signals with a PLC?

HDS units accept additional DEA plug-in cards providing bidirectional digital I/O (15 inputs/16 outputs) so you can map interlocks and status without extra hardware.

How do I implement a safe starting lockout for maintenance zones?

Use the AS+/AS- inputs to actuate the internal relay and the ASQ feedback contacts to confirm lockout to the PLC; note it prevents restarts but does not actively brake a moving axis.

How does the 100 A rating translate in practice at different PWM frequencies?

Continuous current capability decreases as switching frequency rises; for similar 100 A variants, typical continuous current drops at higher kHz (e.g., values published for related HS12 units). Size motors and cabinet cooling accordingly.

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The HDS03.2-W100N-HS66-01-FW is a drive controller by Bosch Rexroth Indramat, featuring a SERCOS communication interface and DIAX04 controller family. It has a 100 A rated current and uses an internal air blower for cooling. This controller is ideal for applications in automation, robotics, and manufacturing for precise motion control.