- Restore the DKC02.1 station address and its exact position in the SERCOS fiber ring
- Preserve transmit/receive direction, optical components and the approved SERCOS firmware release
- Reach the controller operating phase with the expected cyclic telegrams before enabling motion
DKC02.1-040-7-FW is a Bosch Rexroth/Indramat ECODRIVE controller with an integrated mains power section and SERCOS fiber-optic command interface.
The exact model accepts three-phase 380–480 V AC, provides a 40 A rated and peak current class, and has documented continuous current of 16 A at 4 kHz or 12.5 A at 8 kHz.
Before exchange, archive the station address, ring order, controller project, firmware and parameters, then label both fibers and verify the motor, feedback, brake and power connections.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for DKC02.1-040-7-FW are confirmed during quotation.
Bosch Rexroth DKC02.1-040-7-FW SERCOS ECODRIVE Controller Manuals, 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.
- Preserve transmit-to-receive fiber direction, connector type, cleanliness and bend radius
- Restore the documented unique station address and physical ring order
- Check optical power and every downstream connection before replacing another drive
- Keep the controller project entry and SERCOS firmware release matched to DKC02.1
- Compare cycle settings and cyclic telegram assignments before advancing the communication phase
- Enable the axis only after all expected ring nodes reach the operating phase without diagnostics
- Trace an open or reversed fiber from the first missing downstream station
- Resolve duplicate station addresses before attempting to restore cyclic axis assignment
- Use the archived ring order and fiber labels when testing recovery after a controlled interruption
- Synchronized multi-axis machines using a SERCOS fiber-optic ring
- CNC or motion-controller axes exchanging cyclic SERCOS command and feedback data
- Coordinated positioning axes that retain the documented DKC02.1 ring order and phase-up project