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GE Fanuc IC800SSD104RS1 S2K Servo Drive 4.3A

  • Model: IC800SSD104RS1
  • Brand: GE Fanuc
  • Series: S2K / VersaMotion
  • Core Function: Standalone servo amplifier with resolver feedback
  • Product Type: Servo Drive / Servo Amplifier
  • Key Specs: 4.3 A, 115/230 VAC, resolver feedback, for S-Series/MTR motors
  • ⚠️ Obsolete Model – Limited Stock Available
  • Condition: New Original / New Surplus
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Description

3. Key Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Continuous Current 4.3 A
Input Voltage 115 / 230 VAC
Feedback Type Resolver
Compatible Motors GE Fanuc S-Series / MTR Series servo motors
Control Modes Position, velocity, torque
Command Inputs Pulse/direction, quadrature, CW/CCW, analog
Programming / Diagnostics RS-232 serial port, 2-character diagnostic LED
Operating Temperature 0 to 50 °C (free air)
Storage Temperature –40 to 80 °C
Enclosure Open type
Mounting Vertical (for proper heatsink cooling)
Approximate Dimensions 3.20″ W × 8.50″ H × 6.05″ D
Approximate Weight 3.6 lbs (1.63 kg)

4. Product Introduction

The IC800SSD104RS1 is a GE Fanuc S2K Series standalone servo amplifier designed for precise motion control of S-Series and MTR Series brushless servo motors. It accepts 115/230 VAC input and delivers 4.3 A continuous output with resolver feedback for commutation and closed-loop control.

The drive supports multiple command formats including pulse and direction, quadrature encoder, and analog velocity/torque commands. It features sinusoidal commutation for smooth low-speed performance, a two-character diagnostic LED, and an RS-232 port for configuration and monitoring. Power and motor connections are located on the bottom of the unit to help isolate electrical noise. The amplifier must be mounted vertically to allow proper airflow through the heatsink.

IC800SSD104RS1

IC800SSD104RS1

IC800SSD104RS1

IC800SSD104RS1

5. Troubleshooting Quick Reference

Symptom Possible Cause Relevance to this Part Quick Check Method Recommendation
No power / dead unit Missing AC input or internal fuse ✅ High Measure 115/230 VAC at input terminals Verify supply voltage and fusing
Drive faults immediately Feedback cable, motor wiring, or overcurrent ✅ High Check resolver cable continuity and motor connections Inspect feedback and power wiring; clear fault
Motor does not turn Enable signal missing or wrong mode ✅ High Verify enable input and selected control mode Confirm enable logic and command source
Erratic motion or vibration Incorrect tuning or resolver mismatch ⚠️ Medium Check resolver wiring and tuning parameters Re-tune or verify motor/drive matching
Overtemperature fault Inadequate cooling or high ambient ✅ High Confirm vertical mounting and cabinet airflow Improve ventilation; reduce load if necessary
Cannot communicate via RS-232 Baud rate, cable, or port issue ⚠️ Medium Verify 9600 baud and correct null-modem cable Use proper serial cable and settings

If input power, feedback, and enable signals are correct and the drive still faults, replace the IC800SSD104RS1. Always follow lockout/tagout and ESD procedures when working on the unit.

6. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is the continuous current rating of the IC800SSD104RS1? A: 4.3 A.

Q: What input voltage does it accept? A: 115 VAC or 230 VAC.

Q: What type of feedback does it use? A: Resolver feedback. It is intended for use with GE Fanuc S-Series / MTR Series motors that have resolvers.

Q: Is this a complete motion controller or just an amplifier? A: It is a standalone servo amplifier/drive. It can operate with external command signals (pulse/direction, analog, etc.) and includes basic I/O and diagnostics.

Q: Is the IC800SSD104RS1 still in production? A: No. The S2K Series has been discontinued by the manufacturer. Remaining units are new surplus or refurbished. Condition is clearly stated as New Original / New Surplus.

Q: Why is a new-surplus IC800SSD104RS1 often priced lower than current servo drives? A: It is an end-of-life product. New-surplus stock comes from project overstock, is tested, and is sold at a reduced price while still carrying warranty.

Q: How must the drive be mounted? A: Vertically, to ensure proper convection cooling through the heatsink. Horizontal mounting can lead to overheating.