RE 15214/03.2017, Bosch Rexroth AG
Radial Piston Motor | MCR-X Series 3X
Functional description
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Brake valve option
The holding brake is designed to be engaged only once the
motor has stopped rotating. Premature engagement can
lead to noise, overheating and wear or seizure of the brake
discs. Thus, there is a need to delay brake engagement
after the control joystick pilot pressure falls to zero, for
sufficient time to allow the machine upperstructure to come
to rest in the worst case of maximum speed and maximum
moment of inertia. For this reason, a brake control valve
with a delay function is offered as an option on the MCR-X.
▼ MCR-X with brake valve
M
A
B
X1
X2
F
The valve functions as follows:
▶ The brake release pressure is fed to port Z.
▶ Pilot pressure from the joystick (one line for each direc-
tion) is fed to ports X1 and X2 and an internal shuttle
valve feeds the higher of these to the brake control valve.
▶ If the pilot pressure is sufficient, the valve shifts and the
brake is immediately released.
▶ When the joystick is returned to the centre position,
pilot pressure falls, the valve shifts back and flow is
drained from the brake at a metered rate determined by
the diameter of an orifice within the valve. This mete-
ring of the flow out of the brake results in a delay in
engagement.
Where the brake valve option is not supplied, the above
functions must be implemented externally to the motor.
▼ MCR-X without brake valve
L
M
A
B
Z
F
Speed sensor options
A hall-effect speed sensor may be fitted as an option, giving
a two-channel output of phase-displaced square waves, and
enabling detection of speed and direction. A toothed target
disc is fitted to the motor cylinder block, and the sensor,
fitted to a port in the rear case, produces a pulse on each
channel as each tooth passes in front of it. The frequency
of the pulses is proportional to the rotational speed.
Versions are available for use with regulated supplies
(CodeP1) and for direct connection to a 12 V or 24 V
unregulated supply (CodeP2).
The MCR-X may also be supplied fitted with a target disc
and with a speed sensor port machined, but covered and
sealed with a blanking plate (CodeP0). These “sensor-
ready” motors may be fitted with a sensor at a later date.
Terminal connections
Speed
Sensor
V
Supply
(Pin 1)
Autput Channel 1 (Pin 2)
Ground (Pin 3)
Autput Channel 2 (Pin 4)
Connector ___________________________ Deutsch DT04-4P-E008
Cable length ________________________________________ 600mm
For technical data see standard DO/100/117 (please con-
sult Rexroth Engineering Department in Glenrothes).
Direction of shaft rotation with flow
(view from drive shaft)
Port B Port A