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1.3
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be
three
The
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provides
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specifications.
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catalog
as
also
conditions,
100%
DC
options
A,
=
by
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scaled
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1388
listed
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noting
alphanumeric
at
the
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now
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extended
the
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view
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of
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the
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depending
bridge
enable
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Bulletin
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module
the
Bulletin
available.
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(i.e.
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as
designation
the
on
during
regeneration
1391
catalog
are
now
is
ability
the
setting
AC
at
are
1391
The
number
provided
standard
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to
bus
time.
Servo
TB2.
also
.
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1-6
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Controller
NOMINAL
CONTINUOUS
PEAK
CONTINUOUS
PEAK INPUT
CIRCUIT
(SYMM
STATIC
UNIT
BUS
CURRENT
POWER
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
ETRICAL
(A/RPM)
GAIN
WEIGHT
Chapter
OUTPUT
CURRENT
(RMS)
OUTPUT
POWER
OUTPUT
BREAKER
INTERRUPT
AMPERES)
IN
LBS.
8.
Objectives
Specifications
VOLTAGE
(RMS)
RATING
RATING
(KG)
2.0
2.1
Chapter
the
Bulletin
The
general
listing
various
1391-AA1
DC
300V
15A
30A
KW
5.0
KW
10
RMS
17
A
1300A
1.5
X
RATED
(9.97)
22
two
contains
1391.
specifications
below.
controller
5
MOTOR
Dimensions
specifications
The
ratings.
I
/RPM
the
electrical
of
1391-AA22
300V
DC
22.5A
45.0A
KW
7.5
KW
1
5
26ARMS
1300A
1.5
X
RATED
28(12.69)
the
and
provided
are
Bulletin
are
MOTOR
environmental
in
1391
divided
/RPM
I
when
Appendix
provided
are
necessary
1391-AA45
300V
DC
45A
90A
KW
15.0
KW
30.0
A
RMS
38
1300A
1.5
RATED
X
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5.40)
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in
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the
for
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for
/RPM
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FACTOR
PEAK
CURRENT
CONTROLLER
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MODULATION
DRIFT
AMBIENT
STORAGE
INPUT
RELATIVE
DEADBAND
ALTITUDE
INTEGRAL
MAX.
(SYMM
TRANSFORMER
EFFICIENCY
@
RATED
FREQUENCY
(REFERRED
TEMPERATURE
TEMPERATURE
VOLTAGE
HUMIDITY
OUTPUT
FAN
RMS
SHORT
ETRICAL
ADJUST
LIMIT
LOAD)
TACH)
TO
(FROM
CIRCUIT
AMPERES)
INPUT
TOLERANCE
TRANSFORMER)
CURRENT
Specifications
ALL
1.03
TO
20
85%
2500
0.07
0°TO60°
0°TO65°
POWER:
CONTROL:
TO
5
ZERO
1000
CFM
50 1300
+10%,
are
for
OR
RPM/
reference
CONTROLLER
LESS
200%
OF
RATED
(±10%)
HZ
°C
MAXIMUM
(32°
C
C
95%
NON-CONDENSING
METERS
(UNLOADED)
A
-15%
(32°
TO
TO
230V
35.5V
(3300
only
140°
149°F)
and
RATINGS
MOTOR
F)
(+
10%,
AC
AC
C.T.
FEET)
are
CURRENT
-
(+
10%,-
subject
15%),
THREE-PHASE,
15%),
change
to
(TO
MAXIMUM)
90A
SINGLE-PHASE
without
50/60
notice.
HZ
(±3
HZ)
Page
2-2
Specifications
Environmental
Controller
Power
2.2
Specifications
2.3
Dissipation
Bulletin
The
dry
and
ventilatedbyfiltered
ambient
air
contamination
ambient and
the
The
Bulletin
flow
of
temperature
air
humidity
through
air
recommended
operate
can
however,
feet
1000
Allen-Bradley
local
(3050
feet
The
Bulletin
Table
at
the
(305
meters).
2.A.
1391
must
have
caused
between
1391
spacing
elevations
current
meters)
1391
Rated
Output
100
must
mounted
be
appropriate
by
oils,
must
5
equipped
is
the
unit
guidelines
to
rating
up
to
Representative
Sales
dissipation
Controller
Power
(%)
20
40 60
80
in
or
cooled
filtering
coolants,
kept
be
95%,
and
with
an
must
be
maintained
found
(1000
feet
3300
be
must
10,000
derated
feet
characteristics
Table
Power
1391-AA15
Dissipation
38
76
114
152
190
an
enclosure
Enclosures
air.
to
dust,
condensation
between
protect
60°C
to
0
that
non-condensing.
integral
in
(3050
cooling
by
following
Chapter
meters)
priortooperation
6.
without
3%
by
for
meters).
approximated
are
2.A
(Watts)
1391-AA22
55
110
165
220
275
1391-AA45
is
vented
against
etc.
(32°
fan.
The
Bulletin
each
Consult
104 208 312 416
520
clean,
with
The
140°F)
to
general
The
the
derating,
additional
with
10,000
over
in
1391
your
Transformer
Power
2.4
Dissipation
IMPORTANT:
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cumulative
inside
enclosure
dissipation
power
The
Transformer
are
Bulletin
Rated
Power
(%)
Output
20
40
60 80
100
Power
system
does
shown
1391
1.5kVA
Dissipation
dissipation
heat
exceed
not
characteristics
Table
in
Isolation
3.5kVA
13
25
38
50 60
105
140
175
figures
to
(140°F).
60°C
of
2.B.
Table
2.B
Transformer
5.0kVA
35
70
50
100 150 200
250
shown
ensure
the
Power
are
ambient
Bulletin
Dissipation
IQ.OkVA
100
200 300
400
500
for
1391
12.5kVA
in
calculat¬
use
temperature
Isolation
(Watts
15.0kVA
125
250
375
500 625
)
150
300
450 600
750
Chapter
3
Chapter
3.0
Objectives
3.1
Receiving
3.2
Unpacking
Chapter3provides
necessary,
and
if
catalog
the
is
it
agent
damage
of
must
inspection
packing
Remove
Inspection
the
against
the
be
section
Bulletin
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before
item(s)
damaged,
the
concealed
responsibility
container
make
Remove
the
sink
entitled
1391
responsibility
the
is
accepting
received
freight
visual
a
all
controller.
etc.
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the
information
store
the
Bulletin
provides
numbering
of
the
shipment
the
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the
be
found
to
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user
from
purchase
of
damage
during
notify
and
the
equipment.
the
wedges,
Unpacking
needed
1391
a
system.
thoroughly
to
the
the
unpacking,
the
freight
material
to
and
complete
freight
order.
not
user
on
the
freight
agent
or
braces
unpack,
related
explanation
inspect
company.
any
If
items
accept
to
freight
again
is
it
agent.
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from
from
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the
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are
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the
shipping
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be
within
cooling
inspect
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the
the
obviously
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requested
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around
fans,
heat
to
3.3
Inspection
3.4
Storing
IMPORTANT:
general
connections,
After
the included
The installation.
must
inspection
unpacking,
purchase
on
the
controller
be
stored
Store Store Store
not
Do
atmosphere.
Do
not
clean,
a
in
within within
store
store
packing
order.
If
Before
mechanical
of
materials,
check
An
following
equipment
the
dry
an
ambient
relative
a
remain
should
according
equipment
equipment
the
installation
item(s)
the
explanation
pages
in
is
to
the
location.
temperature
humidity
where
in
construction
a
integrity
etc.)
must
nameplate
of
the
as
aid
an
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its
not
to
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it
could
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and
(i.e.
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be
made.
catalog
catalog
nameplate
for
container
for
used
instructions:
range
of
5%
of
to
exposed
be
area.
of
the
parts,
number
numbering
interpretation.
prior
period
a
to
0
65°
non-condensing.
95%,
to
corrosive
a
controller,
wires,
against
system
to
of
time,
(32
to
C
a
is
it
149°F).
Page
3-2
Receiving,
Unpacking
and
Inspection
1391
First
Position
Bulletin Number
Code
T
T
Second
Position
Type
Description
Transformer
Open
&
Coil
ISOLATION
015
Third
Position
Rating
kVA
No.
Core
015 035 050
100 125 150
TRANSFORMER
D
Fourth
Position
kVA
1.5
3.5
5.0
10.0
12.5
15.0
Primary
Code
D
E
N
Frequency
&
input
240/480
3-ph..
240/380/415/
480V
ph..
208/230/460/
575V
3-ph.,
Voltage
VAC,
60Hz
AC,
50/60
AC,
60Hz
T
Fifth
Position
Secondary
Voltage
Description
Code
AC,
35.5V
windings
CT
3-ph.
AC
&
1-
230V
T
four
ph.,
3-
Hz
NEMA
TYPE
1
1391
First
Position
Bulletin Number
TRANSFORMER
TA2
Second
Position
Accessory
Module
TA2
Description
all
Fits Bulletin
Isolation
Letter
ENCLOSURE
Ratings
1389
on
and
1391
kVA
1388.
Transformers
KIT
Receiving,
Unpacking
and
Page
3-3
Inspection
1391B
First
Position
Bulletin
Number
Description
A
=
=
Series Series
B
1391 1391B
A
-
Second
Position
Type
and
Construction
A
Description
Open
Frame
Internal
Heat
Letter
BULLETIN
Nominal
Letter
A
Sink
1391
A
Third
Position
Output
Voltage
Description
230V
Three-Phase
CONTROLLER
Position
Current
Code
AC,
15
22
45
1
30
22.5A
45A 45A
90A
45
Fourth
Rating
Description
RMS
5A
Peak
A
RMS
Peak
RMS
Peak
Cont./
Cont./
Cont./
XXX
Fifth
Position
Options
(if
required)
Description
three
character
A
alphanumeric
assigned
modifications.
Contact
Allen-Bradley
Representative
further
Code
A07
A08
your
information.
Description
24V
Contactor
240V
Contactor
to
DC
field
special
local
Sales
for
Coil
AC
Coil
ACCESSORIES
1388
First
Position
Bulletin Number
-
X
Second
Position
Accessory
Module
MODULES
A
Third
Position
Accessory
Letter
A
B
C
Description
Anti-Backlash
Accel/Decel
Velocity
Reference
Module
Board
w/Mounting
w/Mounting
w/Mounting
Board
Assem.
Rack
Rack
Page
3-4
Receiving,
Unpacking
and
Inspection
AC
SERVOMOTOR
1326
First
Position
Bulletin
No.
Code
B
D
Second
Position
Code
A
A
Type
Type
AC
Servo¬
motor
Type
PM
Description
General Ceramic
High
Performance
Inertia
Low
Purpose
Magnet
B
Third
Position
Design
See
Below
A
Fourth
Position
Series
Sequentially
lettered
designate
frame
diameters.
Code
A
(108mm)
B
(149mm)
C
(194mm)
to
Dia.
4.25"
5.88"
7.63"
3
Fifth
Position
Motor
Length
Sequentially
numbered
to
indicate
length
stack
within
a
frame
given
size.
E
Sixth
Position
Maximum
Operating
Speed
Code
B
C
E
G
Code
A4
A5
A7
K4
K5
K7
72
120
360
72
120
360
RPM
1600
2000
3000
5000
in.-lb.
in.-lb.
in.-lb.
in.-lb.
in.-lb.
in.-lb.
Mounting
Code
11
21
(8.1
N-m), (13.6 (40.7
(8.1
N-m). (1
3.6
(40.7
11
Seventh
Position
Description
Description
Inch
Combination
Face/flange
way
Key
NEMA/IEC
Flange
Description
DC
90V
N-m),
90V
N-m),
90V
DC
24V
N-m),
24V
N-m),
24V
&
with
Brake
DC DC
Brake
DC DC
Shaft
with
Metric
Keyway
Brake Brake
Brake
Brake
1
326AB-A
1326AB-B
1
326AB-C
1
326AB-A
1
326AB-B
1
326AB-C
A4
Eighth
Position
Standard
Options
See
Table
Below
Series
Series Series
Series
Series Series
1326AB
First
Position
Bulletin
No.
MOD
-
Second
Position
Type
Code
MOD
Description
Modifica¬
tion
Kit
SHAFT
SS
Third
Position
Shaft
Seal
OIL
SEAL
Letter
V
KIT
V
Fourth
Position
Material
Type
Viton
Letter
A
B
C
A
Fifth
Position
Motor
Series
For
1
-A
Series
-B
Series Series
-C
326AB
Mounting
Number
1
2
1
Sixth
Position
Motor
Description
Std.
Metric
Inch
Receiving,
Unpacking
and
Page
3-5
Inspection
1
326AB
Bulletin
BRAKE
1326
Bulletin
Number
No.
BLOWER
MOD-
Code
MOD
POWER
MOD
MOD
Type
Description
Modifica¬
tion
Kit
SUPPLY
Type
KIT
G3
Description
Code
Motor
Rear
G3
for
G4
side
for
RECTIFIER
-
BPS
Description
Mount
C
Series
Mount
"C"
Series
Series
Blower
Motors
Blower
Motors
Standard
Motor
H
Motor
Junction
with
Box
Kit
r\
1326AB
Bulletin
Alternate
(Customer
Position
Selected)
IMPORTANT:
mounted
axially
out
MOTOR
No.
The
radially
motor
to
to
the
motor
Code
MOD
JUNCTION
MOD
-
Type
Code
MOD
standard
comes
the
motor.
without
This
further
Description
Modifica¬
tion
Kit
BOX
Description
Modifica¬
*
tion
Kit
with
allows
kit
wiring.
Code
BPS
KIT*
RJAB
-
Description
Code
RJAB
RJBC
IP65
plug
the
connectors
Description
Single-Phase,
Rectifier.
Supplies
brakesonBulletin
Description
All
For
AB-B
Series
For
AB-B4
AB-Cx
style
Full-Wave,
5V
11
power
AB-Aand
Motors
and
Series
Motors
connectors
brought
to
be
AC
for
Input,
up
1
326AB
to
Panel
90V
four
or
Mounted
Output
DC
90V
AD
motors.
DC
*
Kit
includes
Motor
Junction
Box
and
Mounting
Hardware
Page
3-6
Receiving,
Unpacking
and
Inspection
EXTERNAL
1326
Bulletin
Number
FEEDBACK
1326AB
First
Position
MOD
-
Second
Position
SHUNT
REGULATOR
MOD
Type
Code
MOD
MOUNTING
Description
Modifica¬
Kit
tion
RESISTOR
-
SR22A
Code
SR22A SR45A
Description
Shunt
for
Shunt
for
ADAPTER
M4
Third
Position
Description
Regulator
Controller
22.5A
Regulator
Controller
45A
KIT
Resistor
Resistor
C1
Fourth
Position
IMPORTANT:
motor
encoder
to
All
Bulletin
No.
kits
contain
coupling.
a
feedback
M22
and
Code
MOD
M23
Code
M4
M5
M6
M22
M23
M24
M25
M26
device
do
Type
Description
Modifica¬ tion
Kit
Description
845H
A-B
845H
A-B A-B
845H
Type
Type
0.375"
Type
0.625"
Type
Foot
mounting
not
include
Encoder
Encoder Encoder
VC/VD
VC/VD
(9.5mm)
VC/VD
(1
5.9mm)
VC/VD
Mounting
adapter
coupling
a
Mounting
Adapter
for
4.25"
4.25'
Diameter
4.25"
Diameter
4.25"
Kit
and
For..
AB-A
for
AB-B
AB-C
for
(108mm)
(108mm)
(108mm)
(108mm)
for
M25
mounting
since
it
Kit
Series Series Series
Resolver
Resolver
Heavy
Resolver
Heavy
Resolver
is
included
Code
C1
Blank
Motor Motor Motor
for
for
Duty
Shaft
Duty
Shaft
hardware.
with
Coupling
For..
Motor
A,
B.C
M22, M23,
For
5,
M2
Series
AB-B
Series
AB-C
Extension
Extension
M4,
M5
resolver
the
Size
Series
M26
Motor
Motor
and
for
for
M6
include
feedback
a
device.
Receiving,
Unpacking
and
Page
3-7
Inspection
(Included
1326
First
Position
Bulletin
1326AB
FEEDBACK
in
Feedback
all
-
No.
RESOLVER
MOD
-
COUPLING
Mounting
MOD
Second
Position
Type
Description
Code
MOD
Modifica¬
tion
Kit
FEEDBACK
Adapter
C1
Position
Coupling
Motor
Code
C1
3/8"to3/8"
C2
3/8"
PACKAGE
VC
Kits)
Third
to
Size
Shaft
(9.5mmto9.5mm) (9.5mmto6.3mm)
1/4"
1:1
*
Kit
includes
(9.5mmto9.5mm)
3/8"
to
Code
VC
VD
Resolver
First
Position
Bulletin
Description
(108mm)
4.25"
housing
format
300-F-58A
use
for
4.25"
housing
format
1BRCX-300-C10/6
1
resolver(s)
SAM
Feedback
(1
and
with with
08mm)
with
single
and
receiver
equivalent)
or
8200,
single
and
transmitter
for
MAX
Package,
Resolver
No.
i i
i
feedback
or
vernier
(Harowe
IMC
feedback
or
vernier
equivalent)
or
use
with
REC-4096
Mounting
Motor
to
package
type
120,
package
(Harowe
A-B
Board.
Code
MOD
w/cast
(dual)
11BRW-
resolver(s)
IMC
123.
w/cast
(dual)
type
8600,
series
Hardware
Mounting
Second
Position
Type
Description
Modifica¬
tion
Kit*
Coupling
and
3/8"
Third
Position
Resolver
Package
back
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i
i
i
J
Code
1:1
:2
1
1
:2.5
:
1
5
255
256
424
5
42
800
801
Feed¬
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i
Description
Single
turn
Single
turns
Single
2.5
Single
turns
Absolute
255:256
Absolute
256:255
Creonics
Absolute
424:425
Absolute
425:424
Creonics
Absolute
800:801
Absolute
801
Creonics
device
of
the
device
of
the
device
turns
of
device
the
of
master/vernier
master/vernier
master/vernier
master/vernier
only.
master/vernier
master/vernier
master/vernier
master/vernier
only.
master/vernier
master/vernier
master/vernier
:800
master/vernier
only.
Fourth
Position
Gear
Ratio
lnput:Resolver
format
resolver.
format
resolver.
format
resolver.
the
format
resolver.
-
-
-
-
1
1
1
1
turn
turn
turn
turn
format
for
format
for
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for
of
of
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of
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8600
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the
the
the
the
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120,
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series
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120.
-
series
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120.
-1:1
series
motor
motor
motor
motor
1:1
shaft
shaft
shaft
shaft
input/master
only.
123
input/master,
controls
input/master.
only.
123
input/master,
controls
input/master,
only.
123
input/master,
controls
to
to
to
to
and
and
and
1
2
5
Page
3-8
Receiving,
Unpacking
and
Inspection
1326
First
Position
Bulletin
No.
Code
C
C
Second
Position
Type
Description
Connector
Cable
&
Assembly
POWER
Letter
P
F
E
V
AND
P
Third
Position
Function
Type
Power
Connection
Commutation
&
Feedback
Connection
845
H
Encoder
4.25"
All
(108mm)
Resolver
Packages
FEEDBACK
Code
AB
C
U
CABLES
AB
Fourth
Position
Motor
Type
Series
1326AB-B4)
Series
All
Size
Used
On
&
A
C&1326AB-B4
Series
B
(except
Code
15
30 50
100
15
Fifth
Position
Cable
Length
K
Connector
(No
100'
Description
Cable)
(4.6m)
15'
(9.1m)
30'
(15.2m)
50’
(30.4m)
Kit
Chapter
4
300V
Chapter
DC
Power
PWM
4.0
Objectives
4.1
General
4.2
Supply
Bus
4.3
Operation
Chapter
Bulletin
The
300V
circuit,
circuit
The
Bulletin
a
complete
Controller,
4
is
1391
Bulletin
power
DC
logic
breaker
intended
1326
servo
Transformer.
Figure
The
load
three-phase,
power
The The
corresponds
generated
4.3.
controller
power
supply.
supply
Bulletin
controller
by
intended
in
terms
1391
supply,
power
and
use
of
AC
system
Bulletin
Refer
contains
or
50
filter
1391
also
to
the
the
intersection
to
familiarize
of
function
Servo
PWM
power
supply,
line
the
Logic
contactor.
Bulletin
servomotor
can
be
AC
1326
to
the
Bulletin
integral,
an
consists
It
Hz),
three-phase
60
capacitor
incorporates
a
generates
velocity
command.
Description
the
and
Controller
transistor
Control
1391
is
closed
a
in
configured
Servomotor
1391
unregulated,
power
the
of
(Cl).
fixed
a
three-phase
a
An
two
these
of
reader
operation.
made
is
output
Board,
to
control
loop
with
a
and
Bulletin
Block
transformer
input
timing
wave
sine
output
curves
with
the
up
modules,
isolated
the
position
Bulletin
Diagram,
300V
bridge
(Vj)
wave
voltage
shown
as
Operation
of
circuitry
following:
the
of
shunt
current
speed
system.
1391
1391
presented
nominal,
DC
input
rectifier
of
2500
whose
signal
in
of
regulator
sensing,
torque
and
A
Servo
Isolation
in
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one
Hz.
frequency
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the
of
full
AC,
is
4.1.
three-phase
The
ing
wave
base
drive
ing
current
solver
rotor
position
ing
rotor
torque
signal
tion
duce
a
down.
V0
relationship
provide
switches
to
attached
position
command.Inthis
and
reference
Figure
See
a
the
to
the
of
and
current
signal
PWM
the
motor
the
motor.
4.2.
Figure
motor
4.1
between
wave
power
transistors
windings,
provides
to
This
to
fed
way,
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the
is
reference
commanding
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PWM
-
the
signal
with
Waveform
the
power
across
causing
thus
signal
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decoded
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reference
transistor
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logic
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to
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Page
4-2
DescriptionofOperation
PWM
4.3
Operation
(Continued)
CURRENT
REFERENCE
COMMUTATION
LOGIC
CURRENT
&
LOOP
INTEGRATOR
Figure
POSITION
DECODER
4.2
-
PWM
GENERATOR
&BASE
DRIVE
IAM1
TIMING
SIGNAL
GENERATOR
Operation
Shunt
Regulator
4.4
Operation
The
Bulletin
regenerative
exceeds
motor
regulator
activates
the
placed
conditions.
dissipated
the
repeats,
too
If
increase
to
voltage
the
shunt
in
series
transistor
provided
much
level,
condition The
shunt
cycle
timer.
SW1,
determines
at
a
which
selector
the controller would
for
9
equivalent
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further
1391
shunt
conditions
which
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monitors resistor
When
at
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with
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off
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regulator
and
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the
resistor,
when
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Bulletin
exists,
and
regulator
The
timer
switch
temperature
the
behavior
controller
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to
regulator
shunt
regulator
when
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can
be
voltage
bus
transistor,
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resistor
shunt
transistor
the
bus
voltage
the
voltage
bus
energy
the
shunt
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trip
out
on
is
usedtomodel
is
locatedonthe
level
trip
will
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turning
out
information.
provides
energy
storedinthe
and
power
protect
to
voltage
reaches
continuestoincrease
present,
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regulator
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determine
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an
further
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out.
on
the
shunt
power
returned
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in
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it
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the
on.
modified
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shunt
top
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therefore
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Overvoltage
an
regulator
bus
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quickly
“OFF”
bus
At
that
Fault.
controller
the
level
dissipation
to
the
controllerbythe
capacitors.
“ON”
current
and
voltage
predetermined
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by
resistor
to
heat.
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short
power
decrease,
point.
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to
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adjustable
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temperature.
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average
reached,
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circuit
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off.
for
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flow
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being
is
turning
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“ON”
continue
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power
the
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to
shunt
point
through
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cycle
point.
bus
duty
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level
action
Logic
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wer
Po
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upply
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Board
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4.6
control
The
Bulletin
voltages
The
Boards,
winding
Logic
The accessible
circuits
velocity
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power-up/power-down
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1391
are
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on
isolation
Control
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circuits.
generated
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center-tapped
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controller.
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detection
generation
12V
±
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1391.
and
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and
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and
input
from
that
board
This
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and
circuits
annunciation
forward/reverse
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readily
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board
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tertiary
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contains
include:
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Description
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Operation
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4-3
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Base
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the
POWER
FAULT
controller
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and
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the
controllerisdisabled.
contact
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cause
DROK
POWER
12V
rating
Block
Monitor
controller
occurrence
the
Drive
the
faultiscleared.
the
line/DB
shunt
resistor
stop.
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annunciated
indirectly
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opens
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contact.
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-
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-
switch
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controllerisdisabled.
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bus
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disabled,
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motor
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controller
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contact
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module
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bridge
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contact
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on
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to
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wired
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de-energize.
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motor
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switch
temperature.
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monitored.
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contact
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-
opens
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preset
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and
power
level
the
controllerisdisabled.
bus
voltage
405V
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continuously
is
DC,
the
LED
illuminates,
Page
4-4
Description
Operation
of
Controller/System
Fault
and
4.7
Monitor
Detection
(Continued)
UNDER
nominal
present
DROK
further
VOLTAGE
operating
TB2-13.
at
contacts
information.
IMPORTANT:
transistor
done
CURRENT
current
output
the
LED
condition
RUN/
position
DRIVE
monitored
are
LED
DROK
bridge
protect
to
overload
bridge.
illuminated
is
will
ENABLE
controller
READY
not
will
contact
FOLDBACK
If
-
value,
jumper
A
undervoltage
to
an
Regardless
disabled
is
output
the
circuit
fixed-time
a
If
and
reduce
continuously.
be
the
application
The
-
cause
will
The
-
illuminated,
be
open.
will
the
DC
the
setting
of
upon
transistors
The
-
which
signal
a
current
the
status
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a
power
LED
illuminates
selects
detection.
interaction
undervoltage
an
against
controller
monitors
versus
will
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limit
of
an
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power
the
of
fault
a
signal
fault
voltage
bus
and
the
reaction
Refer
with
the
voltage
contains
current
the
current-product
present
or
enable
ENABLE
present,
is
torque
supplies
will
at
availabletothe
signal
LED
the
be
drops
below
signal
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of
to
section
DROK
condition.
transients.
fixed
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through
is
TB2-14.
by
the
to
illuminate.
and
fault
DRIVE
present
50%
will
be
the
5.3
contacts,
This
time
each
exceeded,
This
motor.
machine
conditions
READY
TB4
at
of
for
the
is
versus
leg
and
its
of
the
the
Isolated
Integral
Current
Circuit
Line/DB
4.8
Sensing
4.9
Breaker
4.10
Contactor
Logic
The
Current
inverter
The
by
an
utilizes
The
the
operation
when
energized
Control
Sense
thermal
integral
three
a
connected
in
contactor
the
except
logic
control
three-phase
input
conjunction
transformer.
IMPORTANT:
not
is
that
continuous
cycle
this
Representative
be
to
basis.
exceeded.
is
receives
Board
Board.
circuit
pole
This
protection
power
and
breaker.
magnetic
incoming
to
terminals
AC
with
disabled.
is
voltage
when
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The
energized/de-energized
life
of
The
Contact
additional
for
current
circuitry
power
and
circuitry
TheDCbus
circuit
line
11
the
shunt
The
is
removed
1391
contactor
the
your
information.
also
fault
are
breaker.
opened
is
12
and
Logic
contains
more
local
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the
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the
definite
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against
and
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Board
twice
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feedback
provides
sensing.
protected
supply
of
regulator
Control
from
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the
used
data
overcurrents
input
contactor
removed.
the
remains
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Isolated
for
rectifier
whenever
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bus
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hour
on
voltage
a
if
Power
Driver
4.11
Board
The
power
Power
transistor
Driver
Board
modules.
contains
the
circuitry
needed
to
switch
the
Starting
and
4.12
Stopping
A
WARNING:
includes
contact
liquid,
stop
applicable
and
power
of
this
explanations
solid-state
with
gas
or
circuit
to
additional
when controller.
The
Enable
moving
solids
may
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required.
be
particular
your
information.Adevice
contingency
Refer
below.
control
components.
machinery
exist,
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an
stop
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additional
system
Description
circuitry
If
hazards
or
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to
Refer
for
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initiated
individual
in
due
hardwired
the
codes
specific
removes
that
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stop
Operation
of
the
Bulletin
to
accidental
flow
contingency
and
standards
requirements
AC
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an
mode
Page
of
input
4-5
1391
part
WARNING:
termine
A
Starting
elements
are
outlined
tion
and
as
shown
below.
information.
control
CAUSE
De-energize
Speed
Open
DROK
Dynamic
the
during energized. regulator
voltage
Command
Enable
Opens
control
the
Line/DB
Input
(Fault)
Braking
circuitry,
DC
The
resistor
IMPORTANT:
motor
the
that
will
follows.
which
and
will
Stopping
in
Refer
effects
The
not
has
Contactor
brought
-
decay,
bus
dynamic
and
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The
stopping
meet
must
be
Appendix
to
described
been
(M)
to
Zero
When
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inherent
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provided
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total
load
cycling
the
lifeofthe
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the
de-energized.
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paragraphs
below
EFFECT
Dynamic
Regenerative
Regenerative
Coast
line/DB
inertia.
contactor
dynamic
35.5V
the
depends
effect
the
of
contactor.
ultimate
standards
by
modes
that
assume
ON
MOTOR
Brake
Brake Brake
Stop
to
braking
AC
line/DB
Refer
responsibility
for
to
operator
suited
hardwired
the
for
follow
logic
on
that
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effect
the
is
for
the
de-energized
voltage
valueofthe
contactor
to
the
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the
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detailed
35.5V
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occur
is
start/stop
to
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to
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by
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shunt
Power-Up/Down
4.13
Sequence
Regenerative
performed
supplied
applied,
contact
will
cause
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energized,
in
regenerative
a
450ms.
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only
will
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coil
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sequence
through
control
mechanical
a
closure
the
energized
the
An
-
occur
the
or
4.4
describes
of
Braking
circuitry.
(open
controller
by
maximum
internal
the
if
Enable
the
Bulletin
the
Enable
contact
collector,
the
control
stopping
controller
DROK
input
the
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-
Refer
closure
run,
to
circuitry.
available
mode,
contact
circuits.
various
1391
controller.
run
input
Appendix
to
to
15
+
provided
reverse
which
opens
fault
is
steps
commands
any
and
between
+
not
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torque
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wired
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line/DB
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occur
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to
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to
controller
the
customer
input
10
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or
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contactor
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for
input
applied
approximately
contact.
line/DB
the
power-up/down
are
power
solid-state
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to
motor
the
Coasting
contactor
12
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4-6
Description
Operation
of
POWER-UP
APPLICATION
a)
Logic
up.
b)
Apply
c)
Power
d)
If
no
energizes.
enable
a)
Base
command
ENABLE
a)
When
detect Random
b)
Re-application
controller will
Of
power
115V
bus
faults
signal.
Minimum
drive
SIGNAL
35.5V
that
fault
energize
240V
supplies
AC
to
contactor.
charges.
encountered,
are
Controller
ENABLE
of
100ms
enabled
inputs.
IS
APPLIED
power
AC
the
enable
conditions
of
enable
with
and
the
controller.
SEQUENCE
I
AC
TO
and
ready
is
SIGNAL
after
and
will
PRIOR
applied,
is
signal
occur.
after
35.5V
ISOLATION
base
drive
circuits
DROK
the
to
receive
APPLIED
TO
fault
already
is
resetting
power
is
to
35.5V
still
Contactor
respond
AC
TRANSFORMER
power-
relay
customer
Closed
customer
AC
POWER
circuits
applied.
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present,
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Motor
Output
DROK
Logic
zero
power
relay
and
volts.
Undervoltage
ENABLE
regenerate
stage
maintains
AC
240V
DC
link
(fault)
I
SIGNAL
to
is
disabled.
a
POWER
power
condition
SEQUENCE
REMOVED
stop.
a
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Switch
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5-10
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5-11
Switch
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Inputs,
5-12
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Adjustments
and
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Intentionally
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Chapter
6
Installation
Chapter
6.0
Objectives
6.1
Mounting
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to
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Page
6-2
Installation
Wiring
6.2
Recommendations
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velocity
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at
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each
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do
Page
6-3
Installation
Wiring
6.2
Recommendations
(Continued)
Shielding
EMI
The
Bulletin
Therefore,
adjacent
to
1391
the
it.
WARNING:
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equipment
personnel.
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with
substitute
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IMPORTANT:
power
motor
devices
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equipment
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induce
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conductors
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the
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particular
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and
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regulations
Appendix
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stopping),
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concerning
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installing
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and
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shown.
contained
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dictate
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specifications
disconnect
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what
system
and
electrical
circuit
and/or
typical
motor
in
local
devices.
Page
6-4
Installation
6.3
Wiring
(Continued)
Motor
and
codes.
not
be their
Allen-Bradley
The
accept
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overload
general,
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require
followed.
entire
maximum
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damage
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motor
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larger
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1391-AA15 1391-AA22 1391-AA45
equipment,
to
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oscillation
wiring
operated
than
motor
the
cables
sizes
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Number
guard
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be
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could
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of
size
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from
those
leads
radiated
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Table
Motor
against
the
exactly
cause
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following
the
accepted
must
by
be
twisted
electrical
recommended
the
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Size
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1391
(TB5)
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interconnections
as
shown
motor
of
loss
shaft.
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controllers
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controller
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in
control
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in
to
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6-5
Page
Installation
6.3
Wiring
(Continued)
Fusing
Bussman
circuit
Fuse
25°
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is
ratings
(77°
C
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fused.
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temperatures
fuse
manufacturer’s
may
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and
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information.
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use
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information
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kits.
with
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external
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5
and
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is
shunt
for
B
for
8
Page
6-6
Installation
Page
This
-
Intentionally
Left
Blank
-
Chapter
7
Start-Up
Chapter
Start-Up
7.0
Objectives
7.1
Procedure
Chapter
1391
adjustments
The Bulletin
7
AC
Servo
following
1391
A
A
provides
and
WARNING:
perform
paragraphs.
line
equipment,
the
understand
Start-Up
performing by
the
the
Controller.
voltage
procedure
AC
Servo
many
potential.
following
Procedure.
opening
malfunction
WARNING:
To
avoid
hazard
capacitors
the
service,
Voltage
measured
Only
equipment
should
repair
at
qualified
attempt
steps
Included
checks
provides
Controller
Power
of
the
Voltages
To
only
qualified
start-up
following
the
start-up,
this
the
branch
before
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of
has
or
terminals
with
personnel
and
standard
a
safety
this
needed
to
assure
the
in
must
adjustments
behind
avoid
procedures.
an
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circuit
continuing.
product
electrical
discharged
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remove
(
9
procedures
procedure.
properly
to
the
in
required
velocity
applied
be
the
injury
service
procedure
event
Do
Not
disconnect
contains
shock,
this
unit.
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and
+
digital
familiar
start-up
procedure
proper
operation.
steps
and
to
specified
front
personnel
to
personnel
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before
does
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stored
verify
before
(-)
of
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TB5
voltmeterormultimeter.
with
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in
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start-up
to
position
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controller
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beginning
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device
energy
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to
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perform
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the
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correct
devices.
to
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control
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to
on
as
1.
Most
prior
fore,
system,
2.
Check
Appendix
Assure
3.
performed:
been
Potentiometer
-
Switch
-
IMPORTANT:
proceeding.
Turn
4.
start-up
to
check
terminal
B.
that
and
the
controller
difficulties
applying
of
the
all
block
connections
preliminary
adjustments
The
settings
above
circuit
jumper
are
power
system
adjustment
adjustments
breaker
the
result
to
the
interconnection
as
described
as
described
primary
described
as
of
the
(MCB)
of
wiring
of
following
section
in
sections
in
must
OFF.
errors.
transformer
the
wiring.
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in
performed
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items
5.2.
5.3
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and
5
has
and
9.2.
before
or
Page
7-2
Start-Up
Start-Up
7.1
Procedure
(Continued)
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VARIABLE
COMMAND
(J)
BATTERY
BOX
FP
INPUT
BULLETIN
1391
TB2-1
TB2-2
5.
6.
7.
Apply
power
controller
Using
a
the
at
locations
faults
Clear
Location
TB5-4toTB5-5
TB5-4tO
TB5-5toTB5-6
TB4-19toTB4-20
T84-21toTB4-20
TB4-21
TP13toTP12
TP14toTP12
Remove
TEMPORARY
ENABLE
Figure
to
the
energize
or
voltmeter,
shown.
before
TB5-6
toTB4-19
power
all
LOCAL
SWITCH
7.1
Local
-
transformer,
line/DB
the
verify
that
The
replacing
Voltage
230V 230V
230V
18V 18V
35.5V
12V
+
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to
the
transformer.
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but
the
tolerance
any
blown
AC
AC
AC
AC AC
AC
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DC
TB2-9
TB2-10
Connections
DO
NOT
contactor
voltages
for
all
fuses.
enable
(M).
listed
voltages
below
is
the
are
±
present
10%.
8.
9.
The
wires
and
removed
Connect
insulate The
wires
Input)
(battery
polarity
The
same
the rotation
system.
connectedtoterminals9and
local
operation
switch
suitable
a
the
switch
to
allow
for
temporary
connections.
connectedtoterminals
must
box)
as
when
be
is
of
the
marked
to
the
actual
the
and
removed.
connectedtothese
be
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control
controller
signal
sourcetoassure
is
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1
&
placed
10
of
between
Figure
2
TB2
of
A
±
terminals.
from
the
into
TB2
of
the
must
Enable
these
7.1.
(Velocity
10V
DC
battery
correct
operation
be
circuit.
terminals
Command
local
control
Figure
See
box
motor
part
as
marked
and
7.1.
should
of
the
be
Page
7-3
Start-Up
Start-Up
7.1
Procedure
(Continued)
A
10.
CAUTION:
meter
cause
abled.
(MCB)
This
nent
with
can
It
disconnected
A)
B)
Once
control
a)
Set
b)
Open
c)
Apply
Place
DRIVE
to
set
is
incorrect
prepared
Be
or
the
movement
malfunction
procedure.
this
due
occur
recommended
is
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equipment.
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cause
will
connections
Command
Enable
power
the
switch.
to
circuit
READY
though
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zero,
the
machine
to
branch
may
and
uncontrolled
to
that
the
from
direction
motor
damage
to
input
the
transformer
breaker
should
LED
the
servomotor
movement
remove
circuit
be
due
must
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motor
the
load
if:
of
rotation
rotation
the
to
made:
are
zero
at
(MCB)
illuminate.
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may
when
controller
disconnect
wiring
to
a
be
corrected
to
machine
machine
be
could
due
equipment.
battery
the
primary.
ON
the
to
SCALE
begin
to
the
controller
power
deviceifthis
error
by
or
system
before
system
movements.
mechanically
damage
cause
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to
box.
position.
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is
occurs.
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proceeding
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more
remove
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the
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or
controller
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the
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A
injury,
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11.
With
TB2,
speed
under
under
10%
a
momentarily
and
control control
command
machine
motor
the
If
controller
not
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incorrectly
properly
to
the
maximum
power
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LED’s
reset
be
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reapply
removed.
rotation
read
will
terminal
applied
is
illuminate
by
removing
branch
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the
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at
through
(TB2-11).
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motor.
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directionofrotation.
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but
signal
input
interconnection
uncontrollable,
is
check
and
correct
and
the
phased.
slowly
input
close
rotating
polarity
for
problem,
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adjust
the
correct
clockwise
while
and the
circuit
following
speed
procedure
the
signal
local
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the
the
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and
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check
phasing
the
that
the
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position.
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disable
Enable
An
or
step,
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The
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note
position
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the
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the
feedback
of
Limit
should
the
the
feedback
enabled,
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controller.
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method
guard
(MCB)
against
observe
power
rotation
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attempting
to
terminals1and
and
rotate
motor
the
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reverse
change
feedback
on
the
wiring
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potentiometer
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may
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(R148)
one
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with
start
2
this
be
set
of
Page
7-4
Start-Up
Start-Up
7.1
Procedure
(Continued)
Open
12.
Remove
13.
and2ofTB2.
the
rotation
Open
14.
the
On
15.
following
SCALE
from
On
Command
desired
voltage.
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16.
If
speed
P1
17.
IMPORTANT: GAIN
cause
Adjust
plug
the
of
give
optimization
Compensation
required,
the
Velocity
the
wires
position
potentiometer
the
velocity
motor
proper
the
cannot
may
0
pot
the
the
jumper
servo
response.
satisfactory
Enable
battery
Apply
Loop
the
of
branch
removed
controlled
error)
position
controlled
SCALE
speed
position
be
improperly
be
set
is
motor
Velocity
P6
system
Setting
of
Procedure
proceed
switch
box
OFFSET
motor
circuit
in
should
controller
pot
at
set
at
Before
to
“3”
to
vibrate
GAIN
as
needed.
response,
response
system
the
step
to
and
connect
and
power
shaft.
disconnect.
step
9.
systems,
be
set
(R132)
systems
(R132)
the
maximum
loop
gain
maximum
set
performing
below.
or
violently.
potentiometer
GAIN
for
should
20.
branch
and
potentiometer
jumper
a
close
circuit
Remove
Reapply
position
the
by
adjusting
commanding
while
to
achieve
(no
position
should
(following
motor
(see
section
this
setting
A
GAIN
The
jumper
at
response
P6
position
applications.
most
be
is
followed.
disconnect.
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the
Enable
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jumper
power.
loop
the
desired
loop),
adjusted
be
command
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speed,
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step,
higher
(R144)
adjust
will
pot
provide
and
#4
required,
terminals
switch.
to
obtain
and
gain
Velocity
various
following
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the
give
to
(reference)
adjustment)
plug
jumpers
ensure
removing
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that
than
and
insert/remove
used
is
varying
further
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System
the
optimization
Adjust
zero
reconnect
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moves
error.
the
or
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the
could
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to
fine
degrees
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P6
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and
tune
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18.
A
Compensation
Monitor
7
of
TB2
the
with
WARNING:
during grounded.
voltage
fatal
oscilloscope
When
mended
Procedure
velocity
oscilloscope
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Start-Up
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if
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or
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properly
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recorder.
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chassis
grounded.
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chart
ground
terminals
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must
it
may
be
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be
connected
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6
be
potentially
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a
connect
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recom¬
to
TP12.
and
the
(R1
GAIN
CONTROLS
OF
OVERSHOOT
44)
AMOUNT
Page
7-5
Start-Up
COMMANDED
VELOCITY
Start-Up
7.1
Procedure
(Continued)
Figure
1.
19.
2.
7.2
-
Adjust
velocity
speed
velocity
point
curve
3.
Velocity
the
response
commands.
overshoot
point
to
#2
Response
Velocity
positioning
desirable
is
1.
2.
3.
Profiles
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Response
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of
on
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UNDERDAMPED
CRITICALLY
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curve
velocity
or
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profile
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in
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and
controlled
or
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various
Figure
decel
metal
and
observe
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with
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optimal
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system.
removing
TIME
step
input
single
a
on
Response
system.
the
a
The
commanded
overshoot. should
Remove
20.
Remove
21.
Apply
22.
Remove
23.
reconnect
GAIN
not
power
the
power
power
pot
should
speed
or
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In
oscillate
with
Enable
local
and
check
with
to
motor
be
final
or
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the
load.
adjusted
position
exhibit
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switch
system
branch
so
as
dynamic
any
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and
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circuit
the
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quickly
response,
motion
disconnect.
reconnect
disconnect
motor
possible
as
the
external
achieves
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zero
at
and
with
shaft
speed.
wiring.
necessary,
if
the
no
Page
7-6
Start-Up
Page
This
-
Intentionally
Left
Blank
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Chapter
8
Chapter
8.
Objectives
8.
Introduction
Operation
Chapter
0
Servomotor
information
seal
Servomotors,
1
general,
In
shown
Motor
%
Rated
kit
Speed
describes
8
also
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in
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RPM
with
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the
on
the
provided.
refer
Bulletin
8.1.
-
with
operation
the
Bulletin
blower
For
publication
to
1326
RATED
SPEED
the
1391
motor,
further
motor
Bulletin
of
standard
a
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AC
integral
information
1326A-2.3.
will
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holding
NOMINAL
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Controller.
brake
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on
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the
INPUT
VOLTAGE
LINE
Servomotor
AC
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1
General
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INPUT
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and
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-
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where
OPERATION
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motor
of
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in
60°C
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torque
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1326
operating
produced
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for
performance.
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temperature
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rated
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peak
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and
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60°C.
of
controller
40°C
a
torque
usage,
torques
rated
the
Page
8-2
Operation
with
the
Bulletin
1326
AC
Servomotor
8.
Introduction
(Continued)
be
Duty
Speed
developed.
operating
Operation
and
controller
the
Cycle
RPM
Cycle
Total
Torque
the
-
RMS
Profile
Accelerate
Time
operating
minimum
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point
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in
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60°C
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combination
rating
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boundary
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on
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motor
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Note:
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speed
units
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the
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1
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motors
throughout
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throughout
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be
torque
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of
not
exceeded.
curve
acceleration-
in
either,
provided
where
that
Operation
with
the
Bulletin
1326
AC
Servomotor
Page
8-3
Continuous
Torque
Stall
Lb.-ln./N-m Lb.-ln./N-m
93.3/10.53 102/11.5
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Introduction
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40°C
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Motor
8.
(Continued)
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ambient,
8.2
Options
1
Rated
Speed
RPM
3000
3000 3000
3000 3000
3000
3000
2000
1600
1
Table selection
amplifier/motor
Bulletin
10°C
1391
Motor
1326AB-A3E
1326AB-B2E
1326AB-B2E
1326AB-B3E 1326A8-B3E
1
326AB-C2E
1326AB-C3E
326AB-C4C
1
1326AB-C4B
case
and
General
Shaft
Appendix
8.
contains
A
list
B/1326AB
Catalog
Number
amplifier
60°C
information
Oil
Seal
B
the
detailing
combinations.
Table
8.A
Controller
Catalog
1391B-AA15
1391B-AA15
1391B-AA22 1391B-AA22 1391B-AA45
1
391
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391
1
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ambient.
kit
are
motor
for
Bulletin
the
1326AB
performance
Performance
Servo
No.
B-AA45
B-AA45
on
the
presented
interconnection
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extended
For
Blower
Amperes
Data
Torque
7.8
16.4
16.4
24.6
24.6
33.2
49.1
45.6
38.2
mod
on
the
performance
parameters
at
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Lb.-ln.-Sec2/Kg-m2
(lc)
0.010/0.001
0.05/0.006
0.05/0.006
0.08/0.009
0.08/0.009
0.14/0.015
0.22/0.024
0.29/0.032
0.29/0.032
at
ratings
kit,
lower
Integral
following
information.
of
Inertia
ambients,
Holding
pages.
data.
selected
(JM)
consult
Refer
Included
Rated
Output
kW
1.2
2.28
2.5
3.5
3.8
5.2
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Brake
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kit
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consists
housing,
specifications
information.
SPECIFICATIONS
INPUT
VOLTAGE
AMPERES
LINE
CLEARANCE
INLET
AIR
IMPORTANT:
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Page
8-4
Operation
with
the
Bulletin
1326
AC
Servomotor
Bulletin
1326AB
Motor
8.2
Options
(Continued)
Integral
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when
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intended
BRAKE
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SERVOMOTOR
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5
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power.
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in
to
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8.2
Options
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BEARING
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1
the
Bulletin
IJ
1326
END
AC
BELL
SHAFT
(FINAL
CASTING
Page
8-5
Servomotor
SEAL
POSITION)
Motor
8.3
Maintenance
Bulletin
maintenance.
guard
the
1326AB
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brushless
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Oil
Shaft
servomotors
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from
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coming
or
possible,
if
into
no
contact
to
with
Page
8-6
Operation
with
the
Bulletin
1326
AC
Servomotor
This
-
Page
Intentionally
Left
Blank
-
Chapter
9
Bulletin
Chapter
Transformers
1391
9.0
Objectives
9.1
Chapter9provides
the
Bulletin
information
provided.
The
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three-phase,
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Transformers
four
controllers.
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in
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including
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and
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Wiring
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Transformers
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Page
9-3
Regulators
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1391-T015ET/NT
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2.5
3.5
5.0
10.0
12.5
15.0
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9.00
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11.00(279)
11.00(279)
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11.00
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12.00
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12.00
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12.50(317)
12.50(317)
12.50(317)
12.50(317)
14.00
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(356)
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AND
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13.00(330)
13.00(330)
14.00(356)
14.00(356)
14.00(356) 14,00(356)
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14,00(356)
16.00
16,00(406)
16.00
16.00(406)
17.50(444)
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6.00(152) 6,00(152)
6.00(152)
6.00(152)
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(203)
8.00
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8.00
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8.00
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5.25(133)
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5.85(149)
5.85(149)
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Page
9-4
Transformers
and
Shunt
Regulators
Shunt
Regulator
9.2
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section
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Page
9-5
Shunt
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Page
9-6
Transformers
and
Shunt
Regulators
Shunt
Regulator
9.3
Installation
EXTERNAL
The
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resistor
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Page
9-7
Regulators
Shunt
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Chapter
10
Troubleshooting
System
Chapter
Objectives
Troubleshooting
10.0
10.1
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Bulletin
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Page
10-2
Troubleshooting
LED
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current
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bus
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21
malfunctioned.
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input
transformer.
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incorrectly
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loading
terminals.
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system
amount
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wired.
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wired.
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be
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placing
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wired.
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will
or
Descriptions
LED
Table
10.A
(Continued)
and
Fault
Diagnosis
Page
10-3
Troubleshooting
LED
RUN
ENABLE
(Continued)
DRIVE
READY
(GREEN)
Condition
System
or
Axis
System
or
Axis
Desired
motor
deceleration
does
Motor
Velocity
Presence
Tach
Command
of
signal
runs
is
unstable
acceleration
cannot
respond
not
on
noise
wires
Description
LED
This
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uncontrollably
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until
/
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to
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occurs.
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velocity
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incorrect
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system
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controller
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controller
power
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motor
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motor motor
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feedback
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fault
10.B
Troubleshooting
position
malfunction
or
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shielding
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velocity
or
incorrectly
pot
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Scaling
is
excessive.
torque
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energized.
supplying
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per
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breaker
contactor
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voltage
AC
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the
LED
NOT
is
has
occurred.
feedback
exists.
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or
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command
set.
is
incorrect.
excessive.
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or
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Appendix
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but
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has
status
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illuminated
device
potentiometer
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lines,
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balls
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relay.
wiring
rate.
by
or
a
multiple
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the
into
LED
LED
is
the
of
Page
10-4
Troubleshooting
Condition
Rotation
No
Overheating
Abnormal
Erratic
position,
with
Noise
Operation
runs
reduced
without
torque
Motor
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locks
control
into
or
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Possible
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4.
Table
Servomotor
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matter
motor
bearings
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load
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is
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or
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high.
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Rotor
lead
1,2,3
of
10.C
Troubleshooting
loose
the
in
the
the
motor.
reversed
reversed
reversed
or
motor.
maximum
are
equipped).
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in
leads
sets
open.
causing
excessive
value.
motor
current.
Test
Point
TP1
TP3
TP4
TP5
TP6
TP7
TP8
TP9
TP10
TP11
TP12
TP13
TP14
TP15
TP
16
TP17
TP18
19
TP
TP20
TP21 TP22
TP23-TP24
TP26-TP27
TP28
TP29
TP30 TP31
Point
Test
Description
Buffered
Tachometer
Demodulated
Demodulated
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PWM
Triangle
PWM
B
PWM
A
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C
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Common
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Absolute
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Buffered
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Velocity
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Common
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Current
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Common
Descriptions
Resolver
Output
Sine
Cosine
(2.5
Value
Gain
Calibration
Velocity
Error
Limit
Command
Loop Loop
Feedback
Feedback
Command
Calibration
Response Response
(Phase
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10.2
Signal
Rotor
(2.5V/kRPM)
Wave
Wave
kHz,
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1
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test
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Page
10-5
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FEEDBACK
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RESOLVER
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TP9
TP10
TP13
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Locations
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P8
OVERTEMPERATURE
FAULT
POWER
CONTROL
OVERVOLTAGE
UNDERVOLTAGE
CURRENT
RUN
DRIVE
ADJUSTABLE CURRENT
UMIT
POWER
FOLDBACK
ENABLE
READY
(R)
(R)
(R)
(R)
(Y)
(Y)
(G)
(G)
Page
10-6
Troubleshooting
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F3
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Appendix
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(467.4)
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a
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(132.1)
Dimensions
3.70
(93.9)
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NOTES:
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(6.3)
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0.30(7.6)
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A
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A-
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2
Controller
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Page
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B
Interconnect
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that
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