Bosch Rexroth MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN Retrofit-Ready Servo Motor for IndraDyn S Control Systems
The Bosch Rexroth MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN is a compact, high-performance synchronous servo motor from the IndraDyn S series, engineered for precision motion control in demanding industrial automation environments. As legacy Rexroth servo platforms approach end-of-life and OEM support windows close, the MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN has become one of the most sought-after retrofit and replacement components for engineers tasked with modernizing existing drive systems without a full control architecture overhaul.
Whether you are replacing a failed unit on a production line, upgrading an aging servo axis, or migrating from an earlier IndraDyn S variant, this motor is designed to integrate directly into existing Rexroth IndraDrive drive systems — including the IndraDrive Cs, IndraDrive Mi, and IndraDrive M families — with minimal re-engineering. The motor’s encoder interface is compatible with the Hiperface DSL single-cable feedback standard, reducing wiring complexity during retrofit and enabling faster commissioning on the shop floor.
Upgrade Compatibility Table
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| SKU / Part Number | MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN |
| Series | Bosch Rexroth IndraDyn S |
| Motor Frame Size | Size 04 (63 mm flange) |
| Drive Compatibility | IndraDrive Cs / Mi / M; HCS01, HCS02, HCS03 supply units |
| Feedback Interface | Hiperface DSL (single-cable), compatible with IndraDrive firmware ≥ MPx-18 |
| Power Connector | M23 circular connector (standard Rexroth pinout) |
| Mounting / Installation | IEC 60034-compliant flange mount; direct bolt-in replacement for same frame-size IndraDyn S units |
| Communication Compatibility | SERCOS III, EtherCAT, PROFINET (via IndraDrive controller) |
| Replacement Recommendation | Suitable replacement for discontinued MS2N04 variants and equivalent frame-size MSK servo motors |
| Commissioning Notes | Motor data set (MDS) must be loaded via IndraWorks DS or Rexroth Drive & Control Suite; verify axis parameters after swap |
| Warranty | 12-Month Warranty — covers manufacturing defects and functional failure under normal operating conditions |
Retrofit Planning for Existing Automation Systems
Successful integration of the MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN into an existing control cabinet begins with a thorough pre-retrofit audit. Engineers should first verify the power supply capacity of the installed HCS02 or HCS03 regenerative supply unit, confirming that the DC bus voltage and peak current ratings accommodate the replacement motor’s torque profile. In multi-axis configurations sharing a common DC bus, the addition or swap of a servo axis can affect bus loading — particularly during simultaneous acceleration of axes driven by CSH01 or CDB01 drive controllers.
Terminal wiring is the next critical checkpoint. The MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN uses the standard Rexroth M23 power connector with the conventional U/V/W/PE pinout, and the single-cable Hiperface DSL feedback eliminates the need for a separate encoder cable run. However, if the existing installation used an older MSK servo motor with a separate resolver or EnDat 2.1 encoder cable, the cable harness and drive firmware must both be updated. The IndraDrive firmware parameter P-0-0074 (motor type selection) and P-0-0080 (encoder type) must be reconfigured accordingly using IndraWorks DS.
Backplane and rack considerations apply when the servo axis is part of a modular drive line. In Rexroth IndraDrive Mi configurations, the KCU02 keep-alive unit and KMS02 motor-integrated drive modules share a hybrid cable infrastructure. Replacing a motor in this topology requires verifying that the KMS02 firmware version supports the MS2N04 motor data set. Similarly, if the system includes an XM21 or XM22 I/O extension module for local digital I/O at the drive, its address assignment must be re-verified after the motor swap to avoid axis mapping conflicts in the PLC program.
For systems running Rexroth IndraMotion MLC or IndraMotion MTX CNC controllers, the axis configuration in the motion program must reference the correct motor data set identifier. A mismatch between the loaded MDS and the physical motor will trigger a drive fault (F8078 or similar) during the first enable sequence. Always perform a cold-start parameter validation using the Rexroth Drive & Control Suite before returning the machine to production. If the machine HMI is built on IndraControl VEP or VPP panels, verify that the axis status displays and alarm texts remain consistent after the motor replacement — HMI screen variables tied to axis-specific drive parameters may require re-mapping if the drive firmware was also updated during the retrofit.
For installations that include a Rexroth PLC such as the IndraControl L45 or L65, confirm that the SoftMotion axis object in the IEC 61131-3 program correctly references the updated axis configuration. If the system uses a third-party PLC communicating over PROFINET or EtherCAT, re-validate the drive’s GSD or ESI device description file version to ensure the fieldbus master recognizes the updated drive configuration without requiring a full network re-scan.
Downtime Control During System Migration
Minimizing unplanned downtime during a servo motor replacement is a primary concern for any production facility. A structured swap procedure for the MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN begins with a full parameter backup of the existing IndraDrive axis using the Drive & Control Suite export function — this preserves all tuning data, axis limits, and application-specific parameters that would otherwise need to be re-entered manually.
Before powering down the drive, document the current axis reference position and any active homing offsets stored in the drive’s non-volatile memory (P-0-0160, reference distance). This is especially important for axes that use absolute position feedback, where a motor swap without re-homing can result in a position offset that corrupts part programs or causes a collision on the first automatic cycle.
The physical swap of the MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN is straightforward given its standard IEC flange and M23 connector: disconnect the hybrid or power/feedback cables, unbolt the motor from the machine axis, install the replacement unit, and reconnect. After power-up, load the motor data set from the Drive & Control Suite library, restore the parameter backup, and perform a guided commissioning sequence — including current controller auto-tuning and speed loop optimization — before re-enabling the axis in automatic mode.
For facilities with strict OEE targets, pre-staging the replacement motor with its MDS pre-loaded and parameters pre-configured on a bench drive reduces live commissioning time to under 30 minutes in most cases. All units supplied by SMARTNEXMSK are pre-tested under load prior to shipment, with a functional test report included, so field commissioning time is further reduced. The 12-month warranty covers any functional failure that emerges after installation under normal operating conditions, providing additional assurance during the post-retrofit production ramp-up period.
Retrofit Support FAQ
Q1: Is the MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN a direct drop-in replacement for other MS2N04 variants or MSK servo motors of the same frame size?
A: The MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN shares the same frame-04 flange dimensions as other IndraDyn S MS2N04 variants and is mechanically interchangeable with same-frame MSK servo motors. However, the motor data set (MDS), encoder type, and connector pinout must be verified before installation. If replacing an MSK motor with a resolver interface, the drive firmware and feedback cable must be updated to support Hiperface DSL.
Q2: What commissioning steps are required after installing the replacement motor?
A: After physical installation, load the MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN motor data set via IndraWorks DS or the Rexroth Drive & Control Suite. Restore the axis parameter backup, verify encoder feedback signal quality (P-0-0074, P-0-0080), run the current controller auto-tuning routine, and perform a manual jog test before enabling the axis in automatic mode. Re-home the axis if absolute position data was lost during the swap.
Q3: Can this motor be used with third-party drives or non-Rexroth controllers?
A: The MS2N04-B0BNN-CSSG1-NNNNN-NN is optimized for use with Bosch Rexroth IndraDrive series drives. Use with third-party drives is technically possible if the drive supports Hiperface DSL feedback and the motor’s electrical parameters (Ke, Ld, Lq, Rs) are manually entered into the drive’s motor configuration. Compatibility verification and parameter tuning are the integrator’s responsibility in such cases.
Q4: What does the 12-month warranty cover, and what is the shipping lead time?
A: The 12-month warranty covers manufacturing defects and functional failure under normal operating conditions from the date of delivery. It does not cover damage resulting from incorrect installation, overvoltage, or mechanical overload. Units are dispatched from verified stock within 1–3 business days. Expedited shipping options are available for urgent production recovery situations. A functional test report is included with every shipment.
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