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The integrated multiturn encoder retains absolute position information across power cycles, so homing is avoided after shutdown. If the backup battery or memory fails, the system may still require a re-homing routine.

Available torque beyond nominal speed typically decreases due to back-emf voltage limits and thermal constraints—so you should calculate continuous torque for the target speed using the motor’s torque/speed curve in the drive manual. In practice, maintain safety margins to avoid overheating or overcurrent.

Misalignment or eccentricity beyond a few hundred micrometers can lead to increased radial loads and vibration, stressing bearings. Use precision alignment tools and ensure concentricity tolerance better than, say, ±0.03 mm to maintain balance.

For vertical axes or loads that risk falling, you must provide an external brake or mechanical lock (e.g. a geared brake or fail-safe brake). The motor itself cannot hold load when off, so safety measures must be external.

Use twisted-pair, shielded differential cables and route them away from high-current power lines to prevent interference. Maintain proper connector strain relief and ground the shield at a single point (typically at the drive end).