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SPA3 installation guide

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General information

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Warranty

Renishaw plc warrants its equipment for a limited period (as set out in our Standard Terms and Conditions of Sale) provided that it is installed

exactly as defined in associated Renishaw documentation.

Prior consent must be obtained from Renishaw if non-Renishaw equipment (e.g. interfaces and/or cabling) is to be used or substituted. Failure

to comply with this will invalidate the Renishaw warranty.

Claims under warranty must be made from authorised service centres only, which may be advised by the supplier or distributor.

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Care of equipment

Renishaw probes and associated systems are precision tools used for obtaining precise measurements and must therefore be treated with

care.

Changes to Renishaw products

Renishaw reserves the right to improve, change or modify its hardware or software without incurring any obligations to make changes to

Renishaw equipment previously sold.

Packaging

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Packaging component Material 94/62/EC code 94/62/EC number

Outer box Cardboard - 70% recycled

content

PAP 20

Packing foam Polyurethane PU 7

Packing foam Cross-linked polyethylene LDPE 4

Plastic bags Low density polyethylene bag LDPE 4

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Product compliance

EU declaration of conformity

Contact Renishaw plc or visit www.renishaw.com/EU for the full EU declaration.

EMC conformity

This equipment must be installed and used in accordance with this installation guide. This product is intended for industrial use only and

should not be used in a residential area or connected to a low voltage power supply network which supplies buildings used for residential

purposes.

FCC (USA only)

Information to user (47 CFR 15.105)

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial

environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to

cause harmful interference, in which case you will be required to correct the interference at your own expense.

Information to user (47 CFR 15.21)

The user is cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved by Renishaw plc or authorised representative could void the

user's authority to operate the equipment.

Equipment label (47 CFR 15.19)

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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REACH regulation

Information required by Article 33﴾1﴿ of Regulation ﴾EC﴿ No. 1907/2006 ﴾“REACH”﴿ relating to products containing substances of very high

concern (SVHCs) is available at:

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China RoHS

Contact Renishaw plc or visit www.renishaw.com/ChinaRoHS for the full China RoHS tabulation.

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Safety

NOTE: For ambient temperatures under 40 °C the maximum output power for the SPA3 is 800 W. For temperatures between 40 °C

and 50 °C the maximum power is 400 W.

WARNING: SPA3 is not recommended for use in ambient temperatures above 50 °C.

WARNING: Earthing provisions for the complete machine is the responsibility of the OEM or installer.

WARNING: SPA3 is isolated from the power supply by disconnection of the ac power connector from the external PSU. If any

additional means of isolation is required, it must be specified and fitted by the machine manufacturer or the installer of the product.

The isolator must be sited within easy reach of the CMM operator and comply with IEC61010 and any applicable national wiring

regulations for the country of installation.

WARNING: The PSU must be single fault tolerant, approved to EN60950-1 and must be connected to a supply incorporating a

protective earth conductor. Earthing provisions and residual fault protection for the complete machine is the responsibility of the

OEM or installer.

Machine safety

WARNING: Switching off or isolating the SPA3 may NOT prevent unexpected machine movement. The user is advised to isolate

the machine from the electricity supply, compressed air or other energy sources in accordance with the machine manufacturer's

instructions before entering the danger zone or performing any maintenance operations.

If the equipment is used in a manner not specified by the manufacturer, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.

The emergency stop safety system that has been integrated into the SPA3 is designed to achieve category 2 to standard BS EN ISO13849-

1:2008. This can be hardware configured to obtain category B. The risk assessment made by the system installer on the installation should

therefore have determined which category is required.

CAUTION: It is strongly recommended that the CMM manufacturer or retrofitter includes a periodic test of the emergency stop

and if fitted, the associated reset switch in their maintenance instructions.

The SPA3 must only be commissioned through Renishaw software. Failure to do so may result in unexpected machine movement.

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Environmental conditions

Indoor use IP30* (BS EN60529:1992)

Altitude Up to 2000 m

Operating temperature +5 °C to +50 °C

Storage temperature ‐25 °C to +70 °C

Relative humidity 80% maximum ﴾non‐condensing﴿ for temperatures up to +31 °C

Linear decrease to 50% at +40 °C

Transient voltages Overvoltage category I

Pollution degree 2

* It may be necessary to house SPA3 in a suitable electrical enclosure according to the installation's environmental conditions to obtain a

higher IP rating.

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SPA3 system overview

SPA3 is a servo power amplifier with enhancements for higher power and category 2 E-STOP.

SPA3 can be used with UCC2, UCC2-2, UCC T3-2, UCC T3 PLUS, UCC S3, UCC T5 and UCC S5 and have different connection requirements.

The high power capability combined with a compact form enables use of the SPA3 across a wide range of machines.

The SPA3 CMM amplifier has the capability of:

Powering three axes of a CMM

Accepting input signals from air pressure, crash detection and all axis inner and outer travel limit switches (not connected when used with

UCC2 / UCC2-2)

Accepting two uncommitted general purpose input signals and generating one uncommitted general purpose output signal (not connected

when used with UCC2 / UCC2-2)

Directly supporting the TP1, TP2, TP6 and TP20 touch-trigger probes (not connected when used with UCC2 / UCC2-2)

Providing a +24 V supply for use by the CMM switches (not connected when used with UCC2 / UCC2-2)

The SPA3 supports the MCUlite-2 joystick, it can also support the MCU5, MCU5-2, MCU W and MCU W-2 (not connected when used with

UCC2 / UCC2-2)

Providing power output of up to 800 W continuous and 960 W for up to 1 second

Setting the voltage of each axis is independent allowing differing motor voltages to be used without damage

Supporting dc motors in the range 12 V to 80 V and currents up to 10 A

Supporting encoder / tacho or linear encoders (torque mode) for velocity feedback

Simulating linear power amplifier - drive outputs are free from switching edges eliminating noise from drive PWM, improving repeatability

and reducing emissions

Providing category 2 E-STOP

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SPA3 installation software

The SPA3 is supported in UCCsuite version 4.4.6 software or later. The software can be obtained online at www.renishaw.com/cmmsupport or

from your local Renishaw supplier. Follow the prompts to install the UCCserver software.

CAUTION: Do not power down the SPA3 when the parameters or firmware is being updated. This can cause an error that requires

the unit to be returned to Renishaw.

UCCassist-2

The Renishaw UCCassist-2 program is a utility to assist the engineer to install, commission and maintain a UCC controlled CMM.

Capabilities of the software include:

Basic machine system diagnostics

Operation with Renishaw's machine checking gauge, enabling the user to complete frequent volumetric accuracy tests to ensure the CMM

is running within the specified operational tolerances

Automated CMM error mapping routines, when used in conjunction with the Renishaw ML10 or XL80 laser systems

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SPA3 system components

The part numbers of the SPA3 kits are:

Kit Part number

SPA3 amplifier kit 1 comprising of:

SPA3 amplifier

PSU 600 W 48 V to 58 V (medium / large machines)

A-5518-2550

A-5518-2500

A-5518-0025

SPA3 for use with UCC2-2 A-5629-0100

SPA3 A-5629-0200

SPA3 5-axis A-5629-0300

Accessories Part number

PSU 600 W 48 V to 58 V (medium / large machines) A-5518-0025

Connector kit A-5518-0010

Bracket kit A-5518-0005

E-STOP cable required for UCC2 or UCC2-2 A-5629-0090

SPA3 6-axis emergency stop cable A-5623-0095

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General wiring standards for the installation of

the SPA3

To achieve reliable operation of the SPA3 plus UCC, the following should be observed:

The PSU must be single fault tolerant, approved to EN60950-1 and must be connected to a supply incorporating a protective earth

conductor (earthing provisions and residual fault protection for the complete machine are the responsibility of the OEM or installer)

The system must be PAT tested before the equipment is powered

All signal cables MUST be screened and all cable screens should be connected electrically to the cable connector's metal shells

It is recommended that screens for motor cables should be connected to the shell on the SPA3 end and connected to the motor housing at

the CMM end

Signal cables such as tacho and scale cables should be connected to the SPA3 and have a cable shield that runs to the machine but is left

unconnected at the machine end

Please refer to appropriate product installation guides when installing other Renishaw components

Supply and motor cables that are used to connect the SPA3 to the CMM (that are not data cables) must have a minimum cross section of

0.3 mm

2

(as specified in EN 60204-1 para.12.6.)

SPA3 has a maximum voltage of 80 Vdc and peak current is 10 A (the actual peak current will be dependent on the size of the motor fitted

and how hard it needs to be driven, so cable sizes need to be calculated by the system installer)

All cable connectors should be secured to the SPA3 by the connector jack screws.

The power input to the SPA3 is via a 3W3 connector; refer to the Connector and signals section for more information.

SPA3 power requirements

The SPA3 amplifier requires 30 W of power to operate. This must be factored into the power supply used.

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Installation

Mounting the SPA3

The SPA3 unit draws air from the right hand side when viewed from the front and expels air out of the left hand side. A minimum clearance

gap of 10 mm is necessary between the sides of the unit and any potential obstruction. The dimensions shown on the above drawing are in

mm (in).

Fitting mounting brackets (optional)

NOTE: The screws supplied with this kit are M5 × 6 mm countersink type.

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System connection

Earth bonding scheme

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Installation for 4 - 6 axes

Key Description Key Description

1 Head cable 6 24 V power supply (supplied)

2 CAT 5 300 mm cable (supplied) 7 25 V - 80 V power supply (not

supplied)

3 16 / 0.2 mm earth connection 8 E-STOP link cable (supplied)

4 MCU connection 9 TEC input

5 CAT 5 ethernet cable (5 m cross-

over cable supplied) to host PC

The head and CMM system are operated through UCCserver which uses I++DME command protocol to communicate between the system

application software and the UCC.

Full 5-axis scanning capability is achieved through interaction between the UCC, the head and the SPA3, to co-ordinate all the motion and

metrology aspects across the three CMM axes and the two head axes.

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Connectors and signals for the SPA3

Rear panel

The connectors on the rear panel of the SPA3 controller enclosure (for use with UCC2 / UCC2-2) are shown below:

NOTE: Do not remove the blanking plugs when used in conjunction with UCC2 or UCC2-2.

DC power in

3W3 socket. The SPA3 is powered from an external dc power source through this connector. This and all other connectors and shells can be

purchased in a connector kit from Renishaw (part number A-5518-0010).

Pin no. Function

A1 0 V

A2 24 V to 80 Vdc

A3 Reserved

DC power specification

• Voltage 24 V to 80 Vdc

• Current input to 10 A

The SPA3 requires 30 W of power to support the controller functions integrated into the unit. This must be factored into the power supply

used.

CAUTION: For ambient temperatures between 40 °C and 50 °C, the maximum output power should be 400 W. SPA3 is not

recommended for use in ambient temperatures above 50 °C.

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Axis0, Axis1 and Axis2 motor drive connectors

(7w2 D socket)

Each motor connection is a 7W2 connector for connection of a CMM motor to the SPA3, as shown below:

Pin no. Function

A1 Positive motor connection (default)

A2 Negative motor connection (default)

1 Positive tacho input (default)

2 * Negative tacho input

3 (tacho) screen

4 * Negative tacho input

5 (tacho) screen

Shell Screen (motor)

The table shows the default polarity configurations for all pins.

* NOTE: The motor and tacho polarities on the SPA3 are software configured during the installation process. The maximum tacho

voltage is 100 V. If one terminal of the tacho is grounded the maximum voltage is reduced to 18 V. It is recommended that a

differential tacho is used.

CAUTION: The SPA3 motor connections must be blanked off if not being used to prevent accidental contact which could result in

an electric shock.

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MCU connector (9-pin 'D' plug)

NOTE: This connector is supplied pre-blanked for use with UCC2 or UCC2-2.

Remove the blanking plug AND jumper between pin 8 and 9 when installing with any other controller.

This is a 9-pin D-plug suitable for direct connection to the MCUlite-2, MCU5, MCU5-2, MCU W or MCU W-2 joystick.

Pin no. Function

1 Ground

2 RX_B

3 RX_A

4 TX_A

5 Reserved

6 +12 V

7 TX_B

8 E-STOP_B

9 E-STOP_A

Shell Screen

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E-STOP (9-pin 'D' plug)

The E-STOP connector is provided to allow connection of an external EMERGENCY STOP switch into the SPA3. The machine manufacturer or

product installer must perform a risk assessment to determine the requirements for emergency stopping and emergency switching off. The

SPA3 emergency stop safety system is designed to achieve category 2 or category B implementation as selected by the installer's risk

assessment (refer to BS EN ISO13849-1:2008 para. 5.2.2.).

The connection on the SPA3 is a 9WD plug connector with the following connections:

Pin no. Function

1 E-STOP A1 (+24V)

2 Not connected

3 0V

4 E-STOP B1

5 E-STOP RESET "A"

6 E-STOP A2 (+24 V)

7 E-STOP B2

8 Not connected

9 RESET "B"

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E-STOP electrical characteristics

Any emergency stop components fitted to this connector must have the following electrical characteristics:

Emergency stop system voltage : 24 V

Emergency stop system current : 300 mA max

All connections to this connector should be fitted by a competent technician or engineer and all wires should be sleeved. Any emergency stop

devices added to the E‐STOP chain should meet the requirements of IEC 60947‐5‐1 ﴾Low‐voltage switchgear and control gear – Part 5‐1:

Control circuit devices and switching elements – Electromechanical control circuit devices﴿ or UL1054 ﴾Standard for special‐use switches﴿.

NOTE: If there are no additional emergency stop devices to be added to the system, connect pin 1 to pin 4, and pin 6 to pin 7 to

permit the SPA3 emergency stop switch to function.

NOTE: If the RESET signal is not used connect pin 5 (RESET "A") to pin 9 (RESET "B").

If indicated by the user's risk assessment, a ‘manual reset' button ﴾refer to BS EN ISO13849‐1:2008 para. 5.2.2.﴿ should be included in the

emergency stop system. A reset switch is required when there is limited visibility of the danger zone from the control position. The reset

switch must be positioned outside the danger zone and in a safe position from which it may be determined that no person is within the

danger zone before resetting the safety system.

CAUTION: It is strongly recommended that the CMM manufacturer or retrofitter includes a periodic test of the emergency stop

and, if fitted, the associated reset switch in their maintenance instructions.

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E-STOP with reset implementation

There are five methods of implementing the E-STOP circuit;

Single pole E-STOP button with reset

Dual pole E-STOP button with reset

E-STOP without reset implementation

Single pole E-STOP button without reset

Dual pole E-STOP button without reset

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