HIOS BLT-AY-71, BLT-AY-61 Instruction Manual

Power Supply for Automatic Brushless Screwdriver
BLT-AY-61 / BLT-AY-71
Instruction Manual
(April 2018)
No.ET-A048 18A
Table of Contents
04 What Can Be Done with This Unit:
05 Parts and Their Functions
Front
Rear
Conguration of I/O Circuit
Inside the Cover
Switching Between Reading Start and Pulse Start
09 Change the Operational Settings of the Automatic Screwdriver
Basic Setting Procedure
List of Setting Items and Setting Values
12 Relation Between the Rotation Number and Torque of the Automatic Screwdriver
BLF-2000/BLF-5000
BLF-7000/BLF-7000X/BLF-7025X
PGF-3000/PGF-5000/PGF-7000
15 Torque Up Settings
Clutch Mechanism
17 Timing Chart Table
36 Specications
External Dimensions
38 Terminology Related to This Unit
39 China RoHS2 Table
03
Installation
Do not install this unit in a place with a lot of dust, dirt,
metal pieces, etc.
Use this unit in the operating environment of
temperatures between 5 to 40 °C and humidity of 80% or less (no dew condensation).
Do not place heavy objects on top of this unit or stack
them.
Choose a stable location with no vibrations. Especially,
when installing this unit in a high place, x it rmly.
Do not install this unit near high-voltage equipment
or in a noisy environment.
Handling
On any commercial power supply, be sure to install an
earth leakage breaker and a safety breaker.
Connect the earth wire and use this unit with the
specied rated voltage.
The load connected to the output terminal on the
back should not exceed the rated load. Exceeding the rated load may cause a malfunction.
If external devices connected to the I/O ports on the
back are aected by the electromagnetic induction load from the relay, solenoid valve coil or others, take measures against noises by using a diode to absorb reverse voltage. Otherwise, it may cause a malfunction and failure.
When the automatic screwdriver is locked or
overloaded, the overload protection works. Please note that if the overload protection works frequently, that operation may impose a load larger than the capability of this unit or the automatic screwdriver.
Even if it is properly used, if the overload protection
works frequently with abnormal events including heat-up, immediately stop using it, turn o the power, unplug the power cord, and send it to our service department for repair.
When you tighten screws of workpieces such as resin
products that are charged with a lot of static electricity, discharge them before screw tightening. If the workpieces are not completely discharged, static electricity may ow into the unit from the tip of the bit causing malfunctions.
When external equipment is to be used with an
external power supply using the function of this unit, use the GND as the common terminal.
Failure to do so may cause a malfunction and failure. Do not apply a voltage to the input side. It may cause
a malfunction.
Do not make the wiring for input / output longer than
necessary.
Note that bundling power cables together may cause
a malfunction.
Do not connect parts other than specied ones to the
connection part of this unit. It may cause a malfunction.
Do not disassemble or remodel this unit. It may cause
a malfunction.
In that case, we may not be able to accept your claim
for warranty or repair.
Do not cause any strong impacts or vibrations against
this unit.
Do not drag cords and do not allow them to touch oil
or sharp edges, or to be trapped under heavy objects.
When connecting/disconnecting the power cord or
screwdriver cord, always hold the plug.
If it is not used for a long time, turn o the power and
disconnect the power plug from the outlet for safety.
Illustrations
Illustrations used in this manual are those for BLT-
AY-61 unless otherwise specied. However, if models have dierences, multiple illustrations are also displayed with the model names such as "BLT-AY-61 / BLT-AY-71."
Safety Instructions
Please read this instruction manual carefully before use to ensure proper operations.
04
What Can Be Done with This Unit:
Rotation speed can be switched between high and low, and each speed has 11 steps.
The forward and reverse rotations as well as high speed and low speed rotations of the automatic screwdriver
can be externally controlled.
The FOR input for forward rotation can be switched between pulse/reading (for details, see P.08).
◦Tightening check (impact number) can be set, and torque-up trigger in forward or reverse rotation can be
selected.
Note:
Torque-up for reverse rotation is not available for a standard automatic screwdriver because the one-way
clutch works.
For tightening reverse screws, a special automatic screwdriver for reserve screws is required.A special automatic screwdriver for reverse screws is available as an option. Please contact our distributor. When using the forward rotation screwdriver for reverse rotation, set the reverse torque-up to U0 or d0 (for
example, when engaging a screw with the bit).
The mode of the signal input can be selected in coordination with the movement of the cam movement when
torque-up is set. Also, torque-up for reverse rotation can be set (in the case where the screwdriver for reverse
screw is used).
Example 1: set to U1 (torque-up trigger: once) to tighten a screw at high speed with one impact
Example 2: set to d3 (torque-down trigger: 3 times) to tighten a screw at low speed with three impacts
Overtime protection
This is to protect this unit and the automatic screwdriver. Even if the screwdriver happens to keep rotating, it
can stop automatically, and the buzzer noties it when the overtime protection is set on the controller.
Overload protection
This is to protect this unit and the automatic screwdriver. If the screwdriver happens to receive overload, it can
stop automatically and the buzzer or the display noties it.
Note:
If the overload protection works frequently, that operation may impose a load that exceeds the capability of this
unit or the automatic screwdriver.
The built-in buzzer can be switched o. (For details, see P.08.).
The terminal block on the rear panel is detachable, and it is easy to install or replace it.
Note:
BLT-AY61 is only for BLF-2000/BLF-5000 and PGF-3000/PGF-5000.BLT-AY71 is only for the BLF-7000 series and PGF-7000. Please do not connect the screwdriver to any power source other than specified one. Otherwise, it may cause a
malfunction or a problem.
05
Parts and Their Functions
The functions on the front and rear are displayed commonly on BLT-AY-61 and BLT-AY-71.
Front
Power indicator
Lights up when the machine is power ON.
Operation display LED
The external I/O and the operational conditions of the screwdriver can be checked by looking at LEDs’ on/o.
Setting value display 7-segment
The number of torque-ups and the set rotation speed for the automatic screwdriver are displayed.
TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
This is displayed when the overload protection works.
To release this, turn off the power of this unit and wait for one minute before turning it on again.
What does OL mean?
Note:
If the overload protection works frequently, that operation may have been imposing a load
that exceeds the capabilities of this unit or the automatic screwdriver.
Cases of overload
The screwdriver is misaligned to the screw holeNo device (such as a damper) to alleviate the shock to the screwdriver is attachedThe interval of screw tightening is too short In case of screws with hexagonal socket holes or screws with hexalobular socket holes; they
are likely to be obliquely tightened
In case of tightening a tapping screw with a long neck on a sticky material such as resin material
MODE button/ UP button/ DOWN button/ ENT button
The operational settings and the related values for the automatic screwdriver can be changed. For details, see
P.09.
Connector for the brushless screwdriver
The screwdriver cord is connected here.
06
Rear
REV
2WS
RESET
FOR
NCNCNC
NC
FINISH
COM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Inlet with a fuse holder
Connect the power cord here.
Main SW
This switch turns power on and o. When turning on, the switch lamp is lit and the operation display LED and
the setting value display segment are lit for about 1 second.
External I/O terminals/terminal block connector on the main unit side
Connect the terminal block connector here. The forward and reverse rotations as well as high speed and low
speed rotations of the automatic screwdriver can be externally controlled.
No. I/O Signal name Description
1 External output FINISH output
The signal is output when screw tightening is completed. It is canceled
when next FOR or REV input comes in or when there is a RESET input.
2 Common COM The signal is common for input and output.
3 External input REV input
The signal is input to make the screwdriver rotate reversely. Reverse
rotation continues as long as there is input.
4 External input 2WS input
The rotation speed of the automatic screwdriver can be switched
between two steps. The speed is LOW as long as there is input.
5 External input RESET input This is used to stop the automatic screwdriver.
6 External input FOR input
This is used to rotate the screwdriver forward.
The start type can be selected either pulse start or reading start.
The switching from one type to another can be done using the DIP SW
built in the board (SW6-2). (For details, see P.08.)
Pulse input
The forward rotation starts when a pulse (100mS or larger) is entered as
FOR input.
To stop the rotation, enter a RESET input.
Reading input
The forward rotation continues as long as there is a FOR input.
To stop the rotation, either turn o FOR input or enter a RESET input.
07
Con guration of I/O Circuit
+
No.6: FOR input terminal
The input circuit consists of the photo coupler input. Drop the input terminal to the GND level with an open collector or the like.
When importing the output, do so within the speci ed range. (Maximum DC 24V 500mA. Be careful not to exceed this maximum value due to a counter-electromotive force especially when connecting inductive devices such as a relay. Also, for both input and output, make the wiring to the connected device as short as possible and take measures against noises.)
Dry contact is used for the output circuit. One side is shared with GND.
No.5: RESET input terminal
Circuit con guration same as above
Circuit con guration same as above
Circuit con guration same as above
No.4: 2WS input terminal
No.3: REV input terminal
No.2: COM input terminal
No.1: FINISH output terminal
Internal circuit
Internal
circuit
Internal power source
+12V
12V 10mA max
Transistor, photo-coupler,
etc.
Example of external circuit
Load resistor
Load resistor
GND
08
Inside the Cover
DIP SW
Screws on the side
SW of the buzzer
This can sound or mute the buzzer.
ON: sound
OFF: mute
SW for reading/pulse start
This can switch the start mode.
ON: pulse start (factory setting)
OFF: reading start
Switching Between Reading Start and Pulse Start
1. Turn o the power of this unit and unplug the power cable from the outlet.
2. Remove the screwdriver cord from the connector.
3. Unscrew eight screws on the side and remove the cover of the unit.
4. Change the SW6-NO.2 on the board on the front side inside the unit.
Be careful that nothing is left inside of BLT-AY-61/BLT-AY-71.
5. After completion, attach the cover.
09
Change the Operational Settings of the Automatic Screwdriver
To change the settings of the automatic screwdriver, input RESET and turn o all the operation display LEDs by
cancelling the inputs such as 2WS.
Basic Setting Procedure
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
1 Press and hold the button.
The buzzer sounds twice in 2 seconds and the setting mode starts.The operation display LED and the setting display segments are lit.
2 Press the to select a target item.
The operation display LED and the setting display 7-segment will change.For the setting items, see P.10.
3 Press / to change the setting value.
For the setting value, see P.10.
4 Press and hold the button.
The buzzer sounds twice after 2 seconds and the setting mode ends.The operation display LED and the setting display segments turn o.
10
Setting of the number of impacts for forward rotation and torque-up trigger
This is to set the number of impacts in forward rotation and the type of torque-up
trigger.
When U0/d0 is set, impacts continued to be applied without torque up.
Setting value (initially U1)
U: Up trigger
d: DOWN trigger
0 to 4: the number of impacts
Setting of the number of impacts for reverse rotation and torque-up trigger
This is to set the number of impacts in reverse rotation and the type of torque-up
trigger.
When U0/d0 is set, impacts continued to be applied without torque up.
Note:
When reverse rotation is used for the screwdriver specied with the forward
rotation, never fail to set this U0 or d0.
Setting value (initial value: U0)
U: UP trigger
d: DOWN trigger
0 to 4: the number of impacts
Setting of rotation speed
This sets the high rotation speed among 11 steps. For details of setting value and
rotation speed, see P.12.
Setting value (initial value: 30)
20 to 30
Overtime setting
If the automatic screwdriver keeps rotating, this stops it automatically to protect this
unit and the screwdriver.
Usually, set this in the program on the system including PLC.
Setting value (initial value: t0)
t0 to t9 (t1: about 10 sec. to t9: about 90 sec., t0: about 42 minutes)
List of Setting Items and Setting Values
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
Rotation
setting
HIGH
To LOW
11
Setting of the number of impacts for forward rotation and torque-up trigger
This sets the number of impacts in forward rotation and the type of torque-up
trigger.
When U0/d0 is set, impacts continued to be applied without torque up.
Setting value (initial value: d1)
U: UP trigger
d: DOWN trigger
0 to 4: the number of impacts
Setting of the number of impacts for reverse rotation and torque-up trigger
This is to set the number of impacts in reverse rotation and the type of torque-up
trigger.
When U0/d0 is set, impacts continued to be applied without torque up.
Note:
When reverse rotation is used for the screwdriver specied with the forward rotation,
never fail to set this U0 or d0.
Setting value (initial: value: d0)
U: UP trigger
d: DOWN trigger
0 to 4: the number of impacts
Setting of rotation speed
This sets the low rotation speed among 11 steps. For details of setting values and
rotation speeds, see P.12.
Setting value (initial value: 15)
05 to 15
Setting of overtime
If the automatic screwdriver keeps rotating, this stops it automatically to protect
this unit and the screwdriver.
Usually, set this in the program on the system including PLC.
Setting value (initial value: t0)
t0 to t9 (t1: about 10 sec. to t9: about 90 sec., t0: about 42 minutes)
Rotation
setting
LOW
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
FOR OPE TUP FIN REV RES 2WS OVT
MODE
ENT
To HIGH
12
Relation Between the Rotation Number and Torque of the Automatic Screwdriver
Note:
These values are only for reference, and they do not guarantee actual performances.
Set the number of rotations to ±10% of a specified value. ◦The number of rotations was measured as free run. The number of rotations varies depending on the load over 27.The number of rotations may fluctuate between forward and reverse rotations.The torque was measured by a combination of our torque meter and Fidaptor. ◦The reference table of output torque is listed in the instruction manual of the automatic screwdriver. Refer to them
at the same time.
If the overload protection works, change the rotation setting.
BLF-2000/BLF-5000
Rotation setting
BLF-2000*
1
BLF-5000
r.p.m
Torque (N・m)
r.p.m
Torque (N・m)
max. min. max. min.
LOW
05 120
0.35 0.03
115
0.6
0.3
06 150 135
07 165 150
08 187 180
0.8
09 210 195
10 232 210
11 270 240
12 285 255
1
13 300 285
14 315 300
15 345 320
HI
20 690
0.35 0.03
660
1 0.3
21 720 690
22 750 720
23 780 750
24 810 780
25 825 810
26 870 840
27 975 940
28 975 940
29 975 940
30 975 940
*1 For the torque adjustment spring for BLF-2000, two types are available. The silver spring for high torque (accessory), the black
spring for low torque (installed inside of screwdriver). Please select a suitable one for your work.
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