Marco,
If I understand your question, not sure I do, my answer is, there is no
requirement for such a relationship.

Repeat to yourself, what Darryl said:
Always check rotation either with a rotation meter or with a motor by bumping
the motor to check its rotation.

Dick says, ......Pay absolutely no attention to color coding as to how it might
relate to phase rotation. If you trust 
some pieces of colored tape, that you did not apply yourself, after checking
rotation as above, you're bound to get bit in the backside.

ALWAYS check rotation either with a rotation meter or with a motor by bumping
the motor to check its rotation.

Dick Ratico
Solarwind Electric
Bradford, VT


--- you wrote---
But I am still trying to determine if the black-red-blue and brown-orange-yellow
sequences are appropriate for clockwise or counter-clockwise phase rotations.

marco
--- end of quote ---

--- Darryl wrote:
see previous post if looking at the shaft of the motor, CW is clock wise ie
Black-red-blue but but just because you have thoes colors does not mean it was
done correctly.^$A0 always check rotation either with a rotation meter or with a
motor by bumping the motor to check its rotation.













