Panasonic MSD043Axxx Servo Driver pin outs????

[Nemo1966]

Take a detailed photo of the front of the drive itself showing the connection.
I did find part number:
10136-3000VE. Connector.
10336-52A0-008. Shell.
Conn part no, search, came up at RS components.
Shown as discontinued product there.
https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/scsi-connectors/1761986


Numbers were taken from manual for MSD series that came up when searching your drive number. Config looked the same 4 rows.
Technically, there should be a part number for connector/shell in your manual either above or below the pin config image.
Also part numbers for different encoder cable options depending on motor driven.


Double/triple check any cables after soldering, with a meter.

The rows in the manual don't make sense as explained previously in my last reply to JAZZCNC.

Also found this https://www.ebay.com/itm/30385701666...gAAOSwAxtgCptv

The fact that this guy in the USA is selling generic cable for Yaskawa, Mitsubishi, Panasonic servos would also suggust to me a standard pin numbering for the port.

[JAZZCNC]

The rows in the manual don't make sense as explained previously in my last reply to JAZZCNC.

Also found this https://www.ebay.com/itm/30385701666...gAAOSwAxtgCptv

The fact that this guy in the USA is selling generic cable for Yaskawa, Mitsubishi, Panasonic servos would also suggust to me a standard pin numbering for the port.

Ok, now I can see the connector properly I can tell you that it's exactly the same connector as the pics I posted.

So in your original post, the 2nd pic is correct if viewed from the front. BUT the manual diagram is also correct when viewed from the rear of the connector as you would normally wire the connector.

[dazp1976]

Ok, now I can see the connector properly I can tell you that it's exactly the same connector as the pics I posted.
So in your original post, the 2nd pic is correct if viewed from the front. BUT the manual diagram is also correct when viewed from the rear of the connector as you would normally wire the connector.

As in the 'plug-in to the drive' side is configured as long rows......
The solder tabs on the back 'cable side' are configured as the diagram.

Just make sure you solder the numbers in the correct order.

I'd prob get a pre-made scsi cable at needed length and chop one end off. Then use a meter to mark up the pin numbers on the cut ends.
That's me being too idle to solder though!.

There are breakout /screw terminal connector pcbs you can use if you want to keep both ends of a cable intact.
Like:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/3246...Adapt=Pc2Msite
https://czh-labs.com/products/czh-la...QaAmniEALw_wcB
Male or female depending on application.