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Delta ASDA-A2 Series User Manual (722 pages)
Delta High Resolution AC Servo Drive for Network Communication Applications
Brand:
Delta
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Controller
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Table of Contents
Revision February
2
Safety Precautions
3
The Symbol of Danger, Warning and Stop
3
Safe Maintenance and Inspection
4
Safe Operation
4
Main Circuit Wiring
5
Terminal Wiring of the Main Circuit
5
Table of Contents
6
About this Manual
15
A Complete and Workable Servo Set Should Include...
16
Inspection
16
Inspection and Model Explanation
16
Chapter 1 Inspection and Model Explanation
17
Servo Drive Power Input
17
Product Model
18
Nameplate Information
18
Model Explanation
19
Model Type
19
220V Series
21
Servo Drive and Corresponding Servo Motor
21
400V Series
23
220V Series - Front View
24
Each Part of the Servo Drive
24
220V Series - Top View
25
220V Series - Bottom View
26
400V Series - Front View
27
400V Series - Top View
28
400V Series - Bottom View
29
Ambient Conditions of Installation
30
Ambient Conditions of Storage
30
Chapter 2 Installation
30
Notes
30
Installation Direction and Space
31
Scheme of Installation
32
Specification of Circuit Breaker and Fuse
34
EMI Filter Selection
35
EMI Filter Installation
36
General Precaution
36
Motor Cable Selection and Installation Precautions
37
Selection of Regenerative Resistor
38
Specification of Built-In Regenerative Resistor Provided by ASDA-A2 220V Series
38
Specification of Built-In Regenerative Resistor Provided by ASDA-A2 400V Series
38
Regenerative Power Selection
40
Calculation Procedure
42
Simple Selection
44
Allowable Frequency When the Servo Motor Runs Without Load (Times/Min)And Uses a Built-In Regenerative Resistor
44
Allowable Frequency of Regenerative Resistor When the Servo Drive Runs Without Load (Times/Min)
44
Dimensions of Regenerative Resistor
46
Connections - 220V Series
48
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
48
Chapter 3 Wiring
48
Connectors and Terminals of Servo Drive
49
Wiring Method
51
Wiring Method of Three-Phase Power Supply (Suitable for All Series)
52
Specification of Motor Power Cable
53
Specification of Encoder Cable Connector
55
Specification and Definition of Encoder Connector
56
Encoder Connection (Diagram 2)
57
Selection of Wiring Rod
59
Connections - 400V Series
61
Connecting to Peripheral Devices (400V)
61
Connectors and Terminals of the Servo Drive
63
Wiring Method (400V)
65
Specification of Motor Power Cable (400V)
66
Specification of Encoder Connector
68
Encoder Connection (Diagram 2) (400V)
69
Selection of Wiring Rod (400V)
70
200W (Included) or Models below (Without Built-In Regenerative Resistor)
72
Basic Wiring - 220V Series
72
400W ~ 4.5 Kw Models (with Built-In Regenerative Resistor)
73
5.5Kw to 15Kw Models (with Built-In Fan but no Regenerative Resistor)
74
750W to 1.5Kw Models (with Built-In Regenerative Resistor and Fan)
75
Basic Wiring - 400V Series
75
2Kw to 7.5Kw Models (with Built-In Fan but no Regenerative Resistor)
76
I/O Signal (CN1) Connector Terminal Layout
77
General Signals
79
Signals Explanation of Connector CN1
79
The Explanation of DO Signal Default Setting
80
The Explanation of DI Signal Default Setting
82
Default Value of DI Input Function
85
Default Value of DO Output Function
87
C1: Speed, Input of Torque Analog Command
89
C2: Analog Monitor Output MON1 ,MON2
89
Wiring Diagrams (CN1)
89
C3-1: the Source of Pulse Input Is Open-Collector NPN Equipment Which Applies the Internal Power of the Servo Drive
90
C3-2: the Source of Pulse Input Is Open-Collector PNP Equipment Which Applies the Internal Power of the Servo Drive
90
C3-3: the Source of Pulse Input Is Open-Collector NPN Equipment and Applies the External Power
91
C3-4: the Source of Pulse Input Is Open-Collector PNP Equipment and Applies the External Power
91
C4-1: Pulse Input (Line Driver)
92
C4-2: High-Speed Pulse Input (Line Driver)
92
C5: Wiring of DO Signal
93
C6: Wiring of DO Signal
93
C7: Wiring of DO Signal
94
C8: Wiring of DO Signal
94
C9 - C12 - the Wiring of DI
95
NPN Transistor, Common Emitter (E) Mode (SINK Mode)
95
PNP Transistor, Common Emitter (E) Mode (SOURCE Mode)
95
C13: Encoder Signal Output (Line Driver)
96
C14: Encoder Signal Output (Opto-Isolator)
96
C15: Encoder OCZ Output (Open-Collector Z Pulse Output)
96
Application: Using CN1 Quick Connector for Wiring
97
DI and DO Signal Specified by Users
97
Example of Wiring
99
Wiring and Installation of CN1 Quick Connector
100
CN2 Connector
101
The Definition of each Signal
102
About Shielding and Ground
102
Wiring of CN3 Connector
104
Layout of CN3 Connector
104
Connection between PC and Connector CN3
105
CN4 Serial Connector (USB)
106
CN5 Connector (Full-Closed Loop)
107
CN6 Connector (Canopen)
108
Extension Digital Input Connector of CN7
110
CN8 Connector of Battery Box
111
Standard Connection Example - 220V Series
112
Position (PT) Control Mode
112
Position (PR) Control Mode
113
Speed Control Mode
114
Torque Control Mode
115
Communication Mode
116
Standard Connection Example - 400V Series
117
Position (PT) Control Mode Chart
117
Position (PR) Control Mode Chart
118
Speed Control Mode Chart
119
Torque Control Mode Chart
120
Communication Mode Chart
121
Panel Description
122
Chapter 4 Panel Display and Operation
122
Parameter Setting Procedure
123
Parameter Mode
124
Edit Setting Mode
125
Status Display
126
Save Setting Display
126
Decimal Point, Alarm Message
126
Positive and Negative Sign Setting
126
Monitor Display
127
General Function
130
Operation of Fault Record Display
130
JOG Mode
131
Force DO Output
132
Digital Input Diagnosis Operation
133
Digital Output Diagnosis Operation
133
Inspection Without Load
134
Chapter 5 Trial Operation and Tuning
134
Applying Power to the Servo Drive
135
JOG Trial Run Without Load
139
Trial Run Without Load (Speed Mode)
140
The Speed Command Selection Table
141
Register Parameter
141
Trial Run Without Load (Position Mode)
142
Tuning Procedure
144
Flowchart of Tuning Procedure
145
Inertia Estimation Flowchart (with Mechanism)
146
Flowchart of Auto Tuning
147
Flowchart of Semi-Auto Tuning
148
Limit of Inertia Ratio
149
Mechanical Resonance Suppression Method
151
Tuning Mode and Parameters
152
Tuning in Manual Mode
153
Position Control Gain (KPP, Parameter P2-00)
153
Speed Control Gain (KVP, Parameter P2-04)
153
Speed Integral Compensation (KVI, Parameter P2-06)
153
Anti-Interference Gain (DST, Parameter P2-26)
154
Low-Pass Filter of Resonance Suppression (NLP, Parameter P2-25)
154
Position Feed Forward Gain (PFG, Parameter P2-02)
154
Selection of Operation Mode
156
Chapter 6 Control Mode of Operation
156
Position Mode
158
Position Command in PT Mode
158
Filter Width
159
Logic Type
160
The Source of External Pulse
161
Position Command in PR Mode
162
Control Structure of Position Mode
163
S-Curve Filter (Position)
164
Pulse Command Inhibit Input Function (INHP)
164
Electronic Gear Ratio
167
Low-Pass Filter
170
Timing Diagram in Position Mode (PR)
171
Gain Adjustment of Position Loop
172
Low-Frequency Vibration Suppression in Position Mode
174
Speed Mode
179
Selection of Speed Mode
179
Control Structure of Speed Mode
180
Smooth Speed Command
181
S-Curve Filter
181
TACC Acceleration Constant of S-Curve
181
TDEC Deceleration Constant of S-Curve
182
Acceleration / Deceleration Constant of S-Curve
183
Analog Speed Command Filter
183
Command End Low-Pass Filter
184
The Scaling of Analog Command
185
VCM Maximum Speed of Analog Speed Command
185
Timing Diagram in Speed Mode
186
Gain Adjustment of Speed Loop
186
Aut2Tuning Mode Selection
187
KVI Speed Integral Compensation
188
KVP Speed Loop Gain
188
Manual Mode
188
KVF Speed Feed Forward Gain
189
Frequency Domain
190
Time Domain
191
Auto Mode
192
Resonance Suppression
193
DPH1 Resonance Suppression (Notch Filter) Attenuation Rate (1)
193
NCF1 Resonance Suppression (Notch Filter) (1)
193
DPH2 Resonance Suppression (Notch Filter) Attenuation Rate (2)
194
DPH3 Resonance Suppression (Notch Filter) Attenuation Rate (3)
194
NCF2 Resonance Suppression (Notch Filter) (2)
194
NLP Low-Pass Filter of Resonance Suppression
195
Settings of P2-47
196
Flowchart of Auto Resonance Suppression
197
The Effect Via Low-Pass Filter (Parameter P2-25) Diagram
198
Resonance Suppression with Low-Pass Filter
199
Torque Mode
200
Selection of Torque Command
200
Control Structure of Torque Mode
201
Smooth Torque Command
202
The Scaling of Analog Command
202
Timing Diagram in Torque Mode
203
Dual Mode
204
Speed / Position Dual Mode
205
Speed / Torque Dual Mode
205
Torque / Position Dual Mode
206
Others
207
The Use of Speed Limit
207
The Use of Torque Limit
207
Analog Monitor
208
AOUT Polarity Setting of Encoder Pulse Output
209
MON1 Analog Monitor Output Proportion
210
MON2 Analog Monitor Output Proportion
210
DOF1 Offset Adjustment Value of Analog Monitor Output (Ch1)
211
DOF2 Offset Adjustment Value of Analog Monitor Output (Ch2)
211
The Use of Brake
212
Timing Diagram of Brake Control
212
The Wiring Diagram of Using Mechanical Brake
213
Timing Diagram of Control Power and Main Power
213
Motion Control Functions of ASDA-A2
214
System Information
214
Chapter 7 Motion Control
214
Description of Monitoring Variables
215
The Descriptions of Monitoring Variables Attribute
215
Explanation of Monitoring Variables
216
Description of Data Array
221
Content of Communication Command: Write into Data Array
223
Content of Communication Command: Set the Reading Address of Data Array
223
Content of Communication Command: Read Data Array
223
Description of Motion Axes
224
Description of PR Mode
225
The Difference between General PR Mode and the One in ASDA-A2
225
The Position Unit of PR Mode
226
Description of Register in PR Mode
226
Homing Description of PR Mode
228
DI/DO Provided by PR Mode and Diagrams
229
Parameter Settings
231
Destination: Setting of the Written Target
234
SOURCE: Settings of Data Source
235
Special Function: TYPE = 0Xa, Indexing Command
235
Homing Definition: P6-00 ~ P6-01, (64 Bits) One Set of PR
237
The Priority of Interrupt Command Is Higher than Overlap (Table)
238
The Relation between the Previous Path and the Next Path
238
Programming the Path in PR Mode
239
The Description of E-Cam Function
240
The Main Feature of E-Cam Is as the Followings...
241
Clutch, the Description Is as Follows
242
E-Cam Provided by this Servo Drive and below Is Its Functional Diagram
242
Master Axis, the Description Is as Follows
242
Cam, the Description
245
Gear #1, the Description
245
CAPTURE Features Table
247
Digital Output of E-Cam, the Description
247
Function Description of CAPTURE (Data Capture)
247
Compare Features Table
249
Function Description of COMPARE (Data Compare)
249
The Diagram of CAP
249
The Diagram of COMPARE
250
Parameter Definition
252
Control Mode Description
252
Special Symbol Description
252
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Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1 Inspection and Model Explanation
19
Product Model
20
Nameplate Information
20
Model Explanation
22
Servo Drive and Corresponding Servo Motor
25
ASDA-A2 220V Series
25
ASDA-A2 400V Series
27
Each Part of the Servo Drive
28
ASDA-A2 220V Series
33
ASDA-A2-XN Series
33
Model Explanation
33
ASDA-A2-XN Series Servo Drive and Corresponding Motor
36
Each Part of the ASDA-A2-XN Series Servo Drive
37
Installation
40
Notes
40
Ambient Conditions of Storage
40
Ambient Conditions of Installation
40
Installation Direction and Space
41
Specification of Circuit Breaker and Fuse
43
Ferrite Ring
44
EMI Filter Selection
47
Chapter 11 Specifications ·················································································
48
Selection of Regenerative Resistor
50
The Use of Servo Motor
60
Troubleshooting for the Motor Operation and Status
60
Mounting Directions and Precautions for the Servo Motor
61
Precautions for Using Servo Motors with Oil Seal
62
Precautions for Using Couplings
62
Oil and Water Prevention Measures for the Servo Motor
63
Measures to Suppress Temperature Increase of the Servo Motor
64
Wiring
66
Connections - 220V Series
66
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
66
Connectors and Terminals of Servo Drive
68
Wiring Method
70
Specification of Motor Power Cable
72
Specification of Encoder Cable Connector
74
Selection of Wiring Rod
80
Connections - 400V Series
82
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
82
Connectors and Terminals of the Servo Drive
83
Wiring Method
85
Specification of Motor Power Cable
86
Specification of Encoder Connector
88
Selection of Wiring Rod
90
Basic Wiring
92
Series
92
Series
95
I/O Signal (CN1) Connection
97
I/O Signal (CN1) Connector Terminal Layout
97
Signals Explanation of Connector CN1
99
Wiring Diagrams (CN1)
109
DI and DO Signal Specified by Users
118
Application: Using CN1 Quick Connector for Wiring
118
CN2 Connector
123
Wiring of CN3 Connector
126
Layout of CN3 Connector
126
Connection between PC and Connector CN3
127
CN4 Serial Connector (USB)
128
CN5 Connector (Full-Closed Loop)
129
CN6 Connector (Canopen)
130
Canopen Communication
130
DMCNET Communication
132
Expansion Digital Input Connector of CN7
134
CN8 Connector of Battery Box
135
Standard Connection Example - 220V Series
136
Position (PT) Control Mode
136
Position (PR) Control Mode
137
Speed Control Mode
138
Torque Control Mode
139
Communication Mode
140
Standard Connection Example - 400V Series
141
Position (PT) Control Mode
141
Position (PR) Control Mode
142
Speed Control Mode
143
Torque Control Mode
144
Communication Mode
145
Differences between A2-XN and A2 Series Servo Drives
146
Connecting to Peripheral Devices (A2-EN Model as an Example)
146
Connectors of A2-XN Servo Drives
147
CN1 I/O 50-Pin Connector
147
CN1 I/O 26-Pin Connector
149
FN and -MN Series )
149
CN3 Communication Connector
150
Models of -FN and -MN Series)
150
Ethercat Communication Connector (Applicable to -EN Models)
151
CN-STO (Safe Torque Off)
154
How Does the STO Function Work
155
Related Parameter of the STO Function
156
Position (PT) Control Mode
159
Position (PR) Control Mode
160
Speed Control Mode
161
Torque Control Mode
162
Communication Mode
163
Chapter 4 Panel Display and Operation
164
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Table of Contents
6
Chapter 1 Unpacking Check and Model Explanation
16
Unpacking Check
16
Model Explanation
19
Nameplate Information
19
Model Name Explanation
20
Servo Drive and Servo Motor Combinations
22
Series
22
Series
23
Servo Drive Features
24
Series
24
Series
27
Chapter 2 Installation and Storage
30
Installation Notes
30
Storage Conditions
30
Installation Conditions
31
Installation Procedure and Minimum Clearances
32
Circuit Interrupter and Fuse Current Recommended Value
36
EMI Filter Selection
37
Regenerative Resistors
42
Chapter 3 Connections and Wiring
52
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
52
Servo Drive Connectors and Terminals
53
Wiring Methods
55
Motor Power Cable Connector Specifications
57
Encoder Connector Specifications
59
Cable Specifications for Servo Drive
63
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
65
Servo Drive Connectors and Terminals
66
Wiring Methods
69
Motor Power Cable Connector Specifications
70
Encoder Connector Specifications
72
Cable Specifications for Servo Drive
74
Basic Wiring
76
Series
76
Series
79
Input / Output Interface Connector -CN1
81
CN1 Terminal Identification
81
Signals Explanation of Connector CN1
83
User-Defined DI and DO Signals
96
Wiring Diagrams of I/O Signals (CN1)
97
Application: Using CN1 Convenient Connector for Wiring
107
Encoder Connector CN2
110
Serial Communication Connector CN3
114
CN3 Terminal Layout and Identification
114
Connection between Pc/Keypad and Connector CN3
115
Serial Communication Connector CN4 (USB)
116
Position Feedback Signal Connector CN5 (for Full-Closed Loop)
117
Canopen Communication Connector CN6
118
Extension Digital Input Connector CN7
120
Position (PT) Control Mode
121
Position (PR) Control Mode
122
Speed Control Mode
123
Torque Control Mode
124
Canopen Communication Mode
125
Standard Connection Example
126
Position (PT) Control Mode
126
Position (PR) Control Mode
127
Speed Control Mode
128
Torque Control Mode
129
Canopen Communication Mode
130
Chapter 4 Display and Operation
132
Description of the Digital Keypad
132
Display Flowchart
133
Status Display
134
Save Setting Display
134
Decimal Point Display
134
Fault Message Display
134
Polarity Setting Display
134
Monitor Setting Display
135
General Function Operation
138
Fault Code Display Operation
138
JOG Operation
138
Force Output Control Operation
139
DI Diagnosis Operation
140
DO Diagnosis Operation
141
Chapter 5 Trial Run and Tuning Procedure
142
Inspection Without Load
142
Applying Power to the Drive
144
JOG Trial Run Without Load
148
Speed Trial Run Without Load
150
Position Trial Run Without Load
152
Tuning Procedure
154
Tuning Flowchart
155
Load Inertia Estimation Flowchart
156
Auto Mode Tuning Flowchart
157
Semi-Auto Mode Tuning Flowchart
159
Limit of Load Inertia Estimation
161
Mechanical Resonance Suppression Method
163
Relationship between Tuning Modes and Parameters
164
Gain Adjustment in Manual Mode
165
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Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Inspection and Model Explanation
17
Product Model
18
Nameplate Information
18
Model Explanation
19
Servo Drive and Corresponding Servo Motor
21
Series
21
Series
23
Each Part of the Servo Drive
24
Series
24
Series
27
Chapter 2 Installation
30
Notes
30
Ambient Conditions of Storage
30
Ambient Conditions of Installation
30
Installation Direction and Space
31
Specification of Circuit Breaker and Fuse
34
EMI Filter Selection
35
Selection of Regenerative Resistor
38
Chapter 3 Wiring
48
Connections - 220V Series
48
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
48
Connectors and Terminals of Servo Drive
49
Wiring Method
51
Specification of Motor Power Cable
53
Specification of Encoder Cable Connector
55
Selection of Wiring Rod
59
Connections - 400V Series
61
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
61
Connectors and Terminals of the Servo Drive
63
Wiring Method
65
Specification of Motor Power Cable
66
Specification of Encoder Connector
68
Selection of Wiring Rod
70
Basic Wiring
72
Series
72
Series
75
I/O Signal (CN1) Connection
77
I/O Signal (CN1) Connector Terminal Layout
77
Signals Explanation of Connector CN1
79
Wiring Diagrams (CN1)
89
DI and DO Signal Specified by Users
97
Application: Using CN1 Quick Connector for Wiring
97
CN2 Connector
101
Wiring of CN3 Connector
104
Layout of CN3 Connector
104
Connection between PC and Connector CN3
105
CN4 Serial Connector (USB)
106
CN5 Connector (Full-Closed Loop)
107
CN6 Connector (Canopen)
108
Extension Digital Input Connector of CN7
110
CN8 Connector of Battery Box
111
Standard Connection Example - 220V Series
112
Position (PT) Control Mode
112
Position (PR) Control Mode
113
Speed Control Mode
114
Torque Control Mode
115
Communication Mode
116
Standard Connection Example - 400V Series
117
Position (PT) Control Mode
117
Position (PR) Control Mode
118
Speed Control Mode
119
Torque Control Mode
120
Communication Mode
121
Chapter 4 Panel Display and Operation
122
Panel Description
122
Parameter Setting Procedure
123
Status Display
126
Save Setting Display
126
Decimal Point
126
Alarm Message
126
Positive and Negative Sign Setting
126
Monitor Display
127
General Function
130
Operation of Fault Record Display
130
JOG Mode
131
Force DO Output
132
Digital Input Diagnosis Operation
133
Digital Output Diagnosis Operation
133
Chapter 5 Trial Operation and Tuning
134
Inspection Without Load
134
Applying Power to the Servo Drive
135
JOG Trial Run Without Load
139
Trial Run Without Load (Speed Mode)
140
Trial Run Without Load (Position Mode)
142
Tuning Procedure
144
Flowchart of Tuning Procedure
145
Inertia Estimation Flowchart (with Mechanism)
146
Flowchart of Auto Tuning
147
Flowchart of Semi-Auto Tuning
148
Limit of Inertia Ratio
149
Mechanical Resonance Suppression Method
151
Tuning Mode and Parameters
152
Tuning in Manual Mode
153
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Revision
13
Chapter 1 Unpacking Check and Model Explanation
14
Unpacking Check
14
Model Explanation
15
Nameplate Information
15
Model Name Explanation
16
Servo Drive and Servo Motor Combinations
18
Servo Drive Features
19
Chapter 2 Installation and Storage
22
Installation Notes
22
Storage Conditions
22
Installation Conditions
23
Installation Procedure and Minimum Clearances
24
Molded-Case Circuit Breaker and Fuse Current Recommended Value
27
AC Servo Drive - EMI Filter Cross Reference
27
Regenerative Resistor
32
Chapter 3 Connections and Wiring
40
Connections
40
Connecting to Peripheral Devices
40
Servo Drive Connectors and Terminals
41
Wiring Methods
43
Motor Power Cable Connector Specifications
44
Encoder Connector Specifications
46
Cable Specifications for Servo Drive
47
Basic Wiring
49
Input / Output Interface Connector -CN1
52
CN1 Terminal Identification
52
Signals Explanation of Connector CN1
54
User-Defined DI and DO Signals
66
Wiring Diagrams of I/O Signals (CN1)
66
Encoder Connector CN2
71
Serial Communication Connector CN3
73
CN3 Terminal Layout and Identification
73
Connection between Pc/Keypad and Connector CN3
74
Serial Communication Connector CN4 (USB)
75
Position Feedback Signal Connector CN5 (for Full-Closed Loop)
76
Canopen Communication Connector CN6
77
Extension Digital Input Connector CN7
79
Standard Connection Example
80
Position (Pt) Control Mode
80
Position (Pr) Control Mode
81
Speed Control Mode
82
Torque Control Mode
83
Canopen Communication Mode
84
Chapter 4 Display and Operation
86
Description of the Digital Keypad
86
Display Flowchart
87
Status Display
88
Save Setting Display
88
Decimal Point Display
88
Fault Message Display
88
Polarity Setting Display
88
Monitor Setting Display
89
General Function Operation
92
Fault Code Display Operation
92
JOG Operation
92
Force Output Control Operation
93
DI Diagnosis Operation
94
DO Diagnosis Operation
95
Chapter 5 Trial Run and Tuning Procedure
96
Inspection Without Load
96
Applying Power to the Drive
98
JOG Trial Run Without Load
102
Speed Trial Run Without Load
104
Position Trial Run Without Load
106
Tuning Procedure
108
Tuning Flowchart
109
Load Inertia Estimation Flowchart
110
Auto Mode Tuning Flowchart
111
Semi-Auto Mode Tuning Flowchart
112
Limit of Load Inertia Estimation
114
Mechanical Resonance Suppression Method
116
Relationship between Tuning Modes and Parameters
117
Gain Adjustment in Manual Mode
118
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System Information
8
What Is System Parameter and How Is It Used
8
Mapping Parameter
12
Data Array
16
Introduction of ASDA-A2 PR Function
16
Shared Setting List for PR
19
Introduction of PR Homing
20
Reference to Limit
20
Reference to Z Pulse
23
Reference to the Falling-Edge Signal on Home Sensor
24
Reference to Current Position
26
PR Speed Command
28
PR Position Command
29
Jump Command
31
PR Write-In Command
31
PR Triggering Methods
32
Trigger by DI.CTRG / POS0 ~ POS5 / STOP
32
Parameter P5-07
32
DI.shom
33
Event Trigger
33
Motion Control
35
Others CAPTURE Completed / COMPARE Completed / E-CAM
35
Disengaged
35
Monitoring Variables Related to PR
35
Overlap of Commands
40
Interrupt of Command
41
Presentation of PR
45
How Is PR Arranged
48
PR Setting Examples
50
Introduction of E-Cam Operation
65
Introduction of E-Cam
65
Introduction of E-Cam
66
Source of the Master Axis
69
The Clutch
71
Settings for Engaging E-Cam
71
The E-Gear of the Master Axis
77
E-Cam Curve
78
Create an E-Cam Curve by Software
80
Using Macro to Create an E-Cam Curve
96
E-Gear Ratio and Scaling of E-Cam Curve
104
E-Cam Setting Example
106
Creating an E-Cam Curve
106
Relevant Parameter Settings and Enabling E-Cam Function
108
Simultaneously Using E-Cam Function and PR Command
110
Troubleshooting When E-Cam Is Not Working Properly
112
Application Examples
113
How to Use Capture Function to Create E-Cam Curves
116
Description
116
About the System and System Configuration
116
Creating an E-Cam Curve
116
Settings for the Route of Master Axis (Rectangle Carrier)
117
Settings for the Route of Slave Axis (Round Compression Axis)
118
Servo System Structure and Configuration
118
System Structure
119
Wiring
119
Parameter Settings for Master Axis (Rectangle Carrier)
120
Parameter Settings for Slave Axis (Round Compression Axis)
122
Settings for Capture Function
128
E-Cam Parameter Settings
130
Test the System
132
Application to Winding Machine
135
Description
135
System Theorem and Scheme
135
Master Axis
135
Camshaft
136
Servo System Setting
136
The Design of Tape
136
The Meaning of E-Cam Curve
138
Example
139
PR Programming and Execution
142
System Adjustment
146
The Design of E-Cam Curve
148
Application to Labeling Machine
151
Description
151
System Plan
151
Camshaft Axis - Label Feeding Axis
152
Label Positioning Sensor
152
Labeling Start Sensor
152
Master Axis - Axis of Conveyor
152
Setting of Servo System
152
Camshaft Is Enabled and Starts to Label
152
Camshaft Is Disabled and Label Positioning
154
PR Program and Execution
156
Structure of E-Cam Curve
158
E-Cam Curve Creation
160
Analysis of E-Cam Curve
167
Printing Machine Application with Synchronization of Multiple Axes
169
Description
169
System Operation and Configuration
169
How to Configure Your System
169
Analysis of System Operation
170
Servo System Setting
170
PR Procedure and E-Cam Curve
170
Simulative Operation
172
Application to Gantry
176
Introduction
176
How Gantry Works and the System Structure
176
How Does Gantry Work
176
Positioning and Homing of Gantry
177
Motion Following
179
Servo System Settings
180
Wiring
180
Sequential Logic Control of Positioning and Homing
183
Steps for Adjusting the Servo When Using Gantry Control
189
Application Example of Packing Machine
195
Description
195
System Plan
195
Camshaft (Flying Shear)
196
Master Axis (Film Feeding Axis)
196
Camshaft (Chain Conveyor)
197
Servo System Setting
197
System Configuration
197
Function Introduction
198
Design of E-Cam Curve
204
Application of Precision Positioning Via Mark Reading
207
Description
207
DI Setting
207
Setting of Servo System
207
System Theorem and Setting
207
System Configuration
208
Motion Command and PR Program
209
Application Example of Packing Machine with Phase Alignment Function
213
Instruction
213
System Configuration
213
Configuration
214
Servo System Setup
214
Features
216
Design of E-Cam Curve
235
Delta ASDA-A2 Series Quick Start Manual (37 pages)
High Perfomance / Precise Position Control / High Resolution AC Servo Drives for Communication Network Applications
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Servo Drive and Servo Motor Combinations
4
Cable Specifications for Servo Drive
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Basic Inspection
8
Wiring Methods
9
Basic Wiring
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Servo Drive Dimensions
13
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Basic Inspection
8
Basic Wiring
8
Wiring Methods
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Instruction Sheet
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Servo Drive Dimensions
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Wiring Methods
6
Basic Wiring
6
Delta ASDA-A2 Series Instruction Sheet (10 pages)
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