Mounting example

1: Mount and secure the customer interface (1) on the motor (2) with the fixing screws (3).

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2: Mount and secure the magnetic way segments (4) on the baseplate with the fixing screws (5). The segments must be oriented with the north pole in the same direction; the position of the north pole is indicated on the name plate with N.
Warning: pay attention to the attraction forces between the magnetic way and the linear guides. Bring the magnetic way from the top and parallel to the baseplate.

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3: Mount and secure the motor assembly (6) on the linear guides (7).
Warning: pay attention to leave a minimum gap of 5 cm between the magnetic way and the motor assembly in order to avoid unintentional movement of the motor assembly.

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4: Slide the motor assembly (8) over the mounted magnetic ways and temporarily secure the motor against the mechanical end stop.

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5: Mount and secure the remaining magnetic way segments (9) with the fixing screws (10). The segments must be oriented with the north pole in the same direction; the position of the north pole is indicated on the name plate with N.
6: Test whether the motor moves without contact with the magnetic ways over the entire stroke. It is normal to observe variations in the forces depending on the position (detent force).

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Orientation of the secondary parts and of the primary part

In a configuration with segmented secondary parts, the segments shall be mounted all with the same polarity, so with the north pole (marked with N) in the same direction. Therefore the N mark of each segment will be matching the S mark of the next one.

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Then the primary part will be set up with the cables coming out towards the north pole of the secondary part. Otherwise, the motor phase sequence U, V, W will not be preserved.