Features:
- Provides an approximately 5 m shielded CAT5 path for parallel converters.
- Carries three fast interface functions between supported control assemblies.
- Scales a parallel group with the documented n−1 cable-count rule.
The eight-pin construction and ANSI/EIA/TIA-568 reference distinguish 6RY1707-0AA08 from an unspecified Ethernet patch lead.
Parallel topology is limited by both the maximum device count and the distance from the master to each end.
End termination remains a bus property, so it changes location when the physical ends of the cable chain move.
The Siemens 6RY1707-0AA08 Parallel Connection Cable may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Siemens 6RY1707-0AA08 Parallel Connection Cable Manuals, Datasheets, Links
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Cable Construction
- Interface format: The parallel cable uses an eight-pin connection.
- Transmission medium: Its construction is shielded UTP CAT5.
- Referenced standard: Cabling follows ANSI/EIA/TIA-568.
- Standard reach: The supplied cable length is approximately 5 m.
Group Layout Rules
- Cable quantity: An n-device group requires n−1 connection cables.
- Unit limit: One parallel system contains no more than six units.
- Master placement: The master is positioned near the center of the bus.
- Distance boundary: Each bus end remains within 15 m of the master.
Fast-Signal Paths
- Turn-off path: One connection carries the pulse turn-off interface.
- Firing-pulse path: Summed firing pulses are routed to CUD2.
- Cancellation path: A fast pulse-cancellation interface shares the link.
- System coverage: The cable is named for 6RA70, SINAMICS DCM and SIMOREG CCP.
End-Point Control
- First end: Enable termination at the opening device of the bus.
- Second end: The final device carries the other enabled termination.
- Intermediate units: Devices between the ends do not define termination points.
- Topology change: Recheck both physical ends whenever the chain is rearranged.