- Pulse-encoder interface for supported ACS 600 speed and position feedback applications
- A/B/Z inputs support single-ended or differential encoder signals up to 100 kHz
- Uses a jumper-selected 15 or 24 V DC encoder supply and a DDCS link to NAMC channel CH1
ABB NTAC-02 connects a digital pulse encoder to supported ACS 600 applications that require accurate motor-shaft speed or position feedback.
Its quadrature inputs accept channels A and B with a 90-degree phase shift, while channel Z supplies one reference pulse per revolution for positioning.
Selection and commissioning require compatible application software, a suitable encoder output stage, the correct supply jumper, a unique DDCS node address and cable length appropriate to the encoder output type.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for ABB NTAC-02 are confirmed during quotation.
ABB NTAC-02 Pulse Encoder Interface Manuals, Datasheets, Links
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Use with ACS 600 application software versions explicitly listed in the ABB manual.
- Standard Application 5.0 and later requires NTAC-02 rather than NTAC-01.
- Confirm the installed NAMC channel and application program before replacement.
- Use a digital pulse encoder with 90-degree channel displacement.
- ABB recommends a push-pull output capable of 40 mA for the documented installations.
- Confirm encoder supply, A/B/Z channels, cable shield, and terminal allocation before wiring.
- Set an unused DDCS node address before energizing the interface.
- Check the optical transmitter/receiver pair and fibre routing between NTAC-02 and NAMC.
- Verify speed direction and feedback stability before returning the drive to normal control.
- Closed-loop motor-speed feedback in supported ACS 600 drive applications
- Position or shaft-angle feedback using quadrature A/B signals and the channel-Z reference pulse
- ACS 600 master-follower systems that require pulse-encoder feedback on mechanically coupled shafts