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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
1 General 1-1
1.1General Description
1.2Functional Description
1.3System Architecture
2 Components 2-1
2.1QVN Card
2.2Measurement Cable
2.3Compatible Axis Drives
3 Interconnections 3-1
3.1Schematic Diagram
3.2Servo-Drive Interconnections
3.3Motor and Brake Power Supply
3.4Measurement Cable Wiring Diagrams
3.5Connection in Fibre-Optic Ring
3.6Transmit Power Control
3.7Setting of the Address Switch on the
Serial Bus
3.8Setting a Motor/Servo-Drive Association
4 Safecty Device Setting and Use
4.1Messages Displayed at Power ON
4.2Fault Detection and Processing of
Safety Devices
4.3Fault Diagnostic
4.4QVN Information Pages
4.5Reset After a Fault
5 Machine Parameters 5-1
5.1General
5.2Miscellaneous Parameters
5.3Servo-Control Loop Gain Coefficient
5.4Noisy Signal and Encoder Channel
Complementarity Monitoring Declaration
5.12Speed Servo-Loop Integral Action Cut-off
Pulse
5.13Speed Sensor Measurement Increment
Average (Motor Sensor)
5.14Speed Measurement Filter
5.15Torque Reference Filter
5.16Static Current Limiting
1-3
1-4
1-5
2-3
2-4
2-5
3-3
3-4
3-6
3-7
3-9
3-10
3-12
3-13
4-1
4-3
4-5
4-9
4-10
4-14
5-3
5-8
5-9
5-10
5-11
5-12
5-14
5-18
5-20
5-21
5-22
5-24
5-25
5-26
5-27
5-28
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5.17Association of a Torque Slave with a
Master
5.18Direction of Rotation of a Torque Slave
Application
5.19Preload Current of a Master/Slave Pair
5-29
5-30
5-31
6 PLC Variables 6-1
6.1Torque Enable
6.2Speed Reference Enable
6.3Programming Recommendations
6.4Dynamic Current Limiting
6.5Exchange Area
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-4
6-4
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Record of Revisions
Record of Revisions
DateRevisionPages revisedPages addedPages deleted
07 - 941Complete revision
10 - 962Complete revision
06 - 973All pages issued in
Revision 3
REVISIONS OF THE DOCUMENTATION
DateRevisionReason for revision
08 - 930Conforming to NUM 1060 software at index F.
07 - 941Conforming to NUM 1060 software at index F2.
Miscellaneous corrections.
10 - 962Conforming to NUM 1020, 1040 and 1060 software at index K.
SETTool software at index E taken into account.
Changes in servo-drives: transmit power and motor/servo-drive association settings on
the front panel.
Miscellaneous corrections.
06 - 973Change in motor torques after measurements.
Miscellaneous corrections.
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Structure of the NUM 1060 Documentation
User Documents
These documents are designed for the operator of the numerical control.
Preliminary
Preliminary
NUM
OPERATOR'S
MANUAL
M/W
938821
NUM
OPERATOR'S
MANUAL
T/G
938822
NUM
PROGRAMMING
MANUAL
M
938819
OEM Documents
These documents are designed for the OEM integrating the numerical control on a machine.
NUM 1060
INSTALLATION
AND
COMMISSIONING
MANUAL
NUM
PARAMETER
MANUAL
NUM
MACHINE
PROCESSOR
PROGRAMMING
MANUAL
LADDER
LANGUAGE
NUM
PROGRAMMING
MANUAL
T
938820
NUM
D.I.S.C.
INTEGRATION
MANUAL
938816
938818
938846
938907
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List of NUM 1020 - 1040 - 1060 Utilities
A series of utilities are available for the NUM 1020 - 1040 - 1060 CNCs for integration and use of the systems.
These utilities may be included in the basic version or available as options.
Depending on the function performed by each utility, its use is described in the integration manual or operator manual.
The table below lists the utilities and gives the references of the document describing them:
UtilityNameManualChapter
UT 2axis calibrationinstallation and commissioning manuals10
(938 816 or 938 938)
UT 3resident macrosoperator manuals (938 821 or 938 822)8
UT5parameter integrationparameter manual (938 818)12
UT 7PLC programme debuggingmachine processor programming manual18
ladder language (938 946)
UT12option lockingoperator manuals (938 821 or 938 822)8
UT20interaxis calibrationinstallation and commissioning manual1 1
This manual is used for integrating the DISC components in the CNC.
Description of the axis and spindle DISC concepts
-General description,
-Functional description,
CHAPTER 1
GENERAL
CHAPTER 2
-System architecture.
Description of the DISC components
-Physical characteristics,
-Technical characteristics,
-List of DISC-compatible drives.
Preliminary
COMPONENTS
CHAPTER 3
INTERCONNECTIONS
CHAPTER 4
SAFETY DEVICE
SETTING AND
USE
Interconnections, adjustments and settings
-Fibre-optic ring,
-Transmit power setting,
-Address settings,
-Motor/servo-drive association settings,
-Schemas.
Faults and safety device processing
-Procedure for accessing the error display pages,
-Resetting procedures.
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List of machine parameters and axis and spindle configuration rules.
CHAPTER 5
MACHINE
PARAMETERS
List of PLC variables and programming rules.
CHAPTER 6
PLC
VARIABLES
Use of the DISC Integration Manual
Agencies
The list of NUM agencies is given at the end of the manual.
Questionnaire
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manual.
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General
1 General
1.1General Description 1-3
1.2Functional Description
1.3System Architecture 1-5
1.3.1NUM 1060 Series 2 System
1.3.1.11060 Series 2 with Two Processors
1.3.1.21060 Series 2 with UC SII Processor
1.3.2NUM 1060 Series 1 System
1-4
1-5
1-5
1-6
1-7
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General
1.1General Description
The DISC (Digital Integrated Servo-Control) concept includes:
-QVN card (heart of the DISC concept),
-Current amplifier for the axes,
-Sensor integrated in the BMH motor,
-Fibre-optic digital link.
The QVN card is built around a signal processor specially designed for servo-control (feedback) algorithms. It currently
operates on conventional axis speed and position control algorithms.
This servo-control architecture is based on the following principles:
CNC
1
Digital
servo-
drive
Fibre-optic link
400 VAC
current
amplifier
Digital
sensor
BMH
motor
-Digital position and speed loops (in the CNC),
-Modular current amplifier directly connected to the European 400 VAC network,
-Two-way communication by optical fibre allowing transfers from the CNC to the amplifier (current reference,
amplifier module control word) and from the amplifier to the CNC (module status word for processing the safety
devices and diagnostic in the CNC),
-Dedicated sensor integrated in the motor,
-SETTool integration tool running on PC.
Several high-level diagnostic devices are included in the CNC for remote diagnostic from the CNC operator panel.
The SETTool integration tool with sophisticated ergonomics, running on a PC, is used to optimise the servo-control
parameters. SETTool includes an oscilloscope function and automatic setting procedures (machine parameters)
allowing rapid and reliable integration.
Since the speed servo-loop is fully digitised, any offset that could bias the following error has been completely
eliminated, making the servo-control more accurate and the axes more stable.
Both DISC and conventional axes and spindles can be controlled by the same CNC (for the conventional axes,
a +/-10 V speed reference is used by each axis card).
Two sensor configurations are possible for an axis controlled by QVN:
-A single speed and position measurement sensor (motor sensor) connected to the QVN card,
-A speed measurement sensor (motor sensor) connected to the QVN card and a position measurement sensor (on
the moving assembly) connected to the same QVN card or to an axis encoder card.
A QVN sensor input can receive data from a spindle sensor, a handwheel (with complemented channels) or a position
sensor for an axis that is only measured.
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Maximum Axis Speed
Considering an internal resolution of one micron (one ten-thousandth of a degree for rotary axes), the maximum
speeds are as follows:
Motor speedLinear axisRotary axisLinear axisRotary axis
(rpm)(m/min)(rpm)(m/min)(x1000 °/rpm)
200036100360100
300054150360100
400072200360100
1.2Functional Description
When connected to the CNC system bus, the QVN (digital drive) card:
-Handles transfers with the current amplifier and interfaces with the motor sensors; if an additional sensor is placed
on the axis, it can provide the interfacing,
-Handles feedback with position and speed control,
-Manages the safety devices specific to the axis.
Machine
E_CNPRET
SETTOOL
parameter
integration tool
The SETTool software is used for:
-Setting the machine parameters,
-Testing of the servo-control responses to a typical signal (indicial response for the speed loop),
-Display of the response by the oscilloscope function.
Interrupts
Analogue inputs/outputs
Serial interfaces
∗ The use of the compact panel precludes the use of a machine panel.
Machine
panel
Machine
panel extension
(I/O)
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1.3.1.21060 Series 2 with UC SII Processor
Graphic
function
Operator panel
Compact panel ∗
or
or
U
C
S
II
System Bus
Serial Bus
Memory
CNC
function
PLC
function
Serial
bus/fibre-optic
adapter
Inputs
Outputs
Optional keyboard
RS 232 serial interfaces
Interrupt
Analogue inputs/outputs
Machine
panel
Machine
panel
extension (I/O)
Digital bus
QVN
Axes
Axes
Dedicated
interfaces
To current amplifier
Measurement
Origin switch
Speed reference
Measurement
Origin switch
∗ The use of the compact panel precludes the use of a machine panel.
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1.3.2NUM 1060 Series 1 System
General
System Bus
Graphic
processor
Memory
CNC
processor
QVN
Axes
Axes
Digital bus
Operator panel
or
Serial interfaces
To current amplifier
Measurement
Origin switch
Speed reference
Measurement
Origin switch
1
Compact panel ∗
or
Optional keyboard
Remote
inputs
Dedicated
interfaces
Machine
processor
Serial Bus
Interrupts
Analogue inputs/outputs
Serial interfaces
Serial
bus/fibre-optic
adapter
Inputs
Outputs
∗ The use of the compact panel precludes the use of a machine panel.
Remote
outputs
Machine
panel
Machine
panel extension
(I/O)
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Components
2 Components
2.1QVN Card 2-3
2.2Measurement Cable
2.3Compatible Axis Drives 2-5
2.3.1Motor Characteristics
2.3.2Current Amplifier Module
2.3.2.1Characteristics
2.3.2.2Overall Dimensions and Mounting
Dimensions
2.3.3BMH Axis Motor
2-4
2-5
2-8
2-9
2-10
2-10
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Components
2.1QVN Card
The QVN card is in double Eurocard format. It plugs into the system bus of the CNC rack. The interconnections are
made on the front using four 26-contact Sub.D (high density) connectors for the sensors and one fibre-optic transmit/
receive connector.
CAUTION
!
The QVN cards (P/N 204 202 069) must be connected to the system bus just to the left of
the memory card.
Power consumption1.25 A (+ 0.18 A per DISC sensor)
Locationin the continuity of the CNC cards
Switch contactone 24 V input per axis
2
C
A
P
T
3
The QVN card includes four measurement inputs and is able to drive up to four axes.
The built-in sensors on the axis motors controlled by the QVN card are connected in
priority to the measurement inputs. Any additional axis, spindle and handwheel
sensors can be connected to the remaining inputs, to another QVN card or to an axis
encoder card.
C
A
P
T
2
C
A
P
T
1
C
A
P
T
0
E
M
I
V
A
R
R
E
C
QVN
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2.2Measurement Cable
y
Protective earth
This cable interconnects the QVN card with:
-The motor sensor,
-An encoder or a rule,
-A handwheel.
Solder side
18
26
9
12
19
Cable Assembly Part Number
1
10
1 - Cable assembly (see P/N) including:
2 - Connector supplied with the motor to be wired (see Sec. 3.4)
BMH Q 50 M xx
To switch and
24 V power suppl
-One 26-contact male Sub.D (high density) connector
-One typical sensor and thermal probe cable
(length 6, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 or 40 m)
-One typical FM2R switch cable (length 1.5 m)
Length in m
If the switch cable is not used
When the switch cable is not used, the shielding and
two conductors must mandatorily be connected to the
protective earth to prevent interference.
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Components
2.3Compatible Axis Drives
The axis drives compatible with DISC consist of BMH axis motors equipped with a dedicated sensor and 400 VAC
modular current amplifiers.
REMARKAll spindle drives with UAC servo-drive are compatible with DISC.
Install the components vertically, placing the amplifier modules to the right of the power supply modules.
50
Keep the assembly away from heat-generating components.
Provide a clearance of 100 mm at the top and bottom and 50 mm on the left and right of the assembly for ventilation.
Provide a clearance of 40 mm in front for the cables.
Use M6 attaching screws.
2.3.3BMH Axis Motor
The overall dimensions are the same as those of standard BMH motors. The internal sensor is specific to DISC.
Example of a DISC-Compatible Motor Reference
BMH 142 2 N 1 D F 1 L
DISC sensor
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Interconnections
3 Interconnections
3.1Schematic Diagram 3-3
3.2Servo-Drive Interconnections
3.2.1Connection of Axis Amplifier Power
Supply
3.2.2Wiring of the Torque Enable Connector
3.3Motor and Brake Power Supply
3.3.1Motor and Brake Power Supply with
Terminal Box
3.3.2Motor and Brake Power Supply with
Power Connector on Motor
3.4Measurement Cable Wiring Diagrams
3.4.1Motor Sensor - QVN Connecting Cable
3.4.2Encoder or Rule - QVN Connecting
Cable
3.4.3Handwheel - QVN Connecting Cable
3.5Connection in Fibre-Optic Ring
3.6Transmit Power Control 3-10
3.6.1Control on QVN Card
3.6.2Setting on the Current Amplifier
3.7Setting of the Address Switch on the Serial Bus 3-12
3.8Setting a Motor/Servo-Drive Association
3.8.1BMH075 Motor
3.8.2BMH095 Motor
3.8.3BMH115 Motor
3.8.4BMH142 Motor
3.8.5BMH190 Motor
3-4
3-4
3-5
3-6
3-6
3-6
3-7
3-7
3-8
3-8
3-9
3-10
3-11
3-13
3-13
3-14
3-15
3-16
3-17
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