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Appendix B: Revision History

Revision

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Updates have been made to:

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Section 1.3. Basic Specifications

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Section 4.3. Motor Mounting

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Revision changes have been archived. If you need a copy of this revision, contact
Aerotech Global Technical Support.

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PRO560SL/SLE Hardware Manual

Appendix B: Revision History

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Summary of Contents for PRO560SL

Page 1: ...Revision 2 00 PRO560SL and SLE Mechanical Bearing Ball Screw Stage HARDWARE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...spare or replacement parts To get help immediately contact a service office or your sales representative Include your customer order number in your email or have it available before you call This man...

Page 3: ...2 3 Securing the Stage to the Mounting Surface 24 2 4 Attaching the Payload to the Stage 25 Chapter 3 Electrical Installation 29 3 1 Motor and Feedback Connectors 30 3 2 Motor and Feedback Wiring 34...

Page 4: ...Direction 40 Figure 3 4 Hall Phasing Diagram 41 Figure 3 5 Encoder Phasing Reference Diagram Standard Square Wave 42 Figure 3 6 Encoder Phasing Reference Diagram Analog Sine Wave 42 Figure 4 1 Hardco...

Page 5: ...5 Linear Encoder Connector Pinout SLE only 32 Table 3 6 Mating Connector Part Numbers for the Encoder Connector 32 Table 3 7 Limit Connector Wiring 33 Table 3 8 Mating Connector Part Numbers for the L...

Page 6: ...This page intentionally left blank List of Tables PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 6 www aerotech com...

Page 7: ...he equipment could be impaired l The life expectancy of the product could be decreased DANGER To decrease the risk of electrical shock injury death and damage to the equipment obey the precautions tha...

Page 8: ...are sources of elec tromagnetic fields Persons with implanted medical devices need to evaluate the risks associated with these devices before they can enter an area where the devices are in use l Str...

Page 9: ...al l Never install or operate equipment that appears to be damaged l On stages with BMS motors the motor over temperature sensor must be monitored by the drive Use it to shut down the drive if the mot...

Page 10: ...This page intentionally left blank Safety Procedures and Warnings PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 10 www aerotech com...

Page 11: ...the machinery into which it is to be incorporated or of which it is to be a component has been found and declared to be in conformity with the provisions of the Directive 2006 42 EC and with national...

Page 12: ...This page intentionally left blank EU Declaration of Incorporation PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 12 www aerotech com...

Page 13: ...al orientation MT2 Inverted mounting orientation Tabletop Optional for SL Stages Required for SLE Stages TT1 Tabletop with metric dimension mounting TT2 Tabletop with English dimension mounting TT3 Ac...

Page 14: ...tor Coupling Optional CP1 Coupling for 1 2 diameter shaft Lifting Hardware Optional LF Lifting hardware NOTE Lifting option available on all travels ThermoComp Optional TCMP ThermoComp integrated ther...

Page 15: ...0 Use Indoor use only 1 2 Accuracy and Temperature Effects The accuracy specification of series stages is measured 25 mm above the table with the stage in an unloaded condition The stage is assumed to...

Page 16: ...lifier payload and maximum axial load Load Capacity 5 Horizontal 150 kg Vertical Axial 70 kg Side 150 kg Moving Mass with tabletop SL 24 6 kg SLE 24 8 kg Stage Mass no motor SL 63 7 kg 68 6 kg 73 5 kg...

Page 17: ...oad Load Capacity 5 Horizontal 150 kg Vertical Axial 70 kg Side 150 kg Moving Mass with tabletop SL 24 6 kg SLE 24 8 kg Stage Mass no motor SL 78 4 kg 88 2 kg 98 0 kg SLE 81 0 kg 91 4 kg 101 8 kg Mate...

Page 18: ...onment and use powder free polyethylene gloves to prevent any contaminants from adhering to the surface of the stage 3 During installation use cleaned vented stainless steel fasteners to secure the st...

Page 19: ...the cables or the connectors to lift or move this product l Make sure that all moving parts are secure before you move the PRO560SL SLE Unse cured moving parts could shift and cause injury or damage...

Page 20: ...lifting hardware by turning a wrench on the flats of the standoffs see Figure 2 1 If the stage is part of a multi axis system the lifting hardware should be attached to the lower axis The lifting har...

Page 21: ...2 2 Dimensions Figure 2 2 PRO560SL Dimensions PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 2 2 Dimensions www aerotech com 21...

Page 22: ...Figure 2 3 PRO560SLE Dimensions 2 2 Dimensions PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 22 www aerotech com...

Page 23: ...Figure 2 4 Tabletop Accessory Dimensions TT3 Option PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 2 2 Dimensions www aerotech com 23...

Page 24: ...ing is required to achieve the desired flatness it should be performed on the mounting surface rather than the stage Shimming should be avoided if possible If shimming is required it should be minimiz...

Page 25: ...ntain optimum performance IMPORTANT For valid system performance the mounting interface should be flat within 12 m WARNING If the screw extends through the stage table it could affect travel and damag...

Page 26: ...Figure 2 5 Stage Orientations Figure 2 6 Cantilevered Load Capability 2 4 Attaching the Payload to the Stage PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 26 www aerotech com...

Page 27: ...xialLoad x LeadofScrew 2 x x Efficiency Figure 2 7 Load Torque Equation For PRO560SL SLE series stages the ball screw efficiency is rated at 90 0 90 Refer to Section 1 3 for Load Capacity specificatio...

Page 28: ...This page intentionally left blank 2 4 Attaching the Payload to the Stage PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 28 www aerotech com...

Page 29: ...grator or qualified installer is responsible for determining and meeting all safety and compliance requirements when they integrate the PRO560SL SLE into a completed system Electrical installation req...

Page 30: ...e ground protection only Additional grounding and safety precautions are required for applications requiring access to the stage while it is energized The System Integrator or qualified installer is r...

Page 31: ...Encoder Cosine B COS Encoder Cosine C SIN Encoder Sine D SIN Encoder Sine E MRK Encoder Marker F MRK Encoder Marker G Common ground H 5V Power Supply Input J Reserved K Hall Effect Sensor Phase A L B...

Page 32: ...d Reserved 13 Reserved Reserved 14 Cosine Reserved 15 Cosine N Reserved 16 5 V power supply 5 V power supply 17 Sine Reserved 18 Sine N Reserved 19 Reserved Data 20 Common ground Common ground 21 Comm...

Page 33: ...ve Clockwise Travel Limit 4 Home Limit 5 Limit CCW Negative Counterclockwise Limit 6 Reserved 7 Common ground 8 Reserved 9 Reserved Table 3 8 Mating Connector Part Numbers for the Limit Connector Mati...

Page 34: ...dback Wiring Shielded cables are required for the motor and feedback connections Figure 3 1 Brushless Motor and Feedback Wiring SL Option 3 2 Motor and Feedback Wiring PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 34...

Page 35: ...Figure 3 2 Brushless Motor and Feedback Wiring SLE Option PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 3 2 Motor and Feedback Wiring www aerotech com 35...

Page 36: ...on LI2 Option LI3 Option Supply Voltage 5 V 5 V 24 V Supply Current 25 mA Output Type Open Collector Output Voltage 5 V 5 V 24 V Output Current 10 mA sinking 10 mA sinking 10 mA sourcing Output Polari...

Page 37: ...40 Thermal Resistance C W 0 72 Number of Poles 14 1 Performance is dependent upon heat sink configuration system cooling conditions and ambient temperature 2 Values shown 75 C rise above a 25 C ambien...

Page 38: ...40 Thermal Resistance C W 0 61 Number of Poles 8 1 Performance is dependent upon heat sink configuration system cooling conditions and ambient temperature 2 All performance and electrical specificatio...

Page 39: ...ion 1 1000 line 1Vpp Amplified Sine signal 5 m 1 25 nm 1 Quadrature decoding included in interpolated resolution calculations Table 3 17 Linear Encoder Specifications for PRO560SL SLEE Stages Encoder...

Page 40: ...Programming direction is typically selectable in the controller while machine direction is hardwired in the stage Figure 3 3 shows the machine direction of PRO560SL SLE stages The home marker is loca...

Page 41: ...r and Feedback Phasing Motor phase voltage is measured relative to the virtual wye common point Figure 3 4 Hall Phasing Diagram PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 3 5 Motor and Feedback Phasing www aerotech...

Page 42: ...re 3 5 Encoder Phasing Reference Diagram Standard Square Wave Figure 3 6 Encoder Phasing Reference Diagram Analog Sine Wave 3 5 Motor and Feedback Phasing PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 42 www aerotech...

Page 43: ...formance and life expectancy of the stage will be reduced 4 1 Service and Inspection Schedule Inspect the PRO560SL SLE at least once per month The need for a longer or shorter inspection interval will...

Page 44: ...instructions given in this manual Proper assembly and calibration can only be done at the factory Contact Aerotech for more information For stages equipped with foldback motors you should check the be...

Page 45: ...lean lint free cloth or swab 10 Apply a thin continuous film of lubricant to the ball screw threads and linear bearing guides Aerotech recommends that you use a good quality natural bristle artist s b...

Page 46: ...Figure 4 1 Hardcover Rear End Plate Removal Figure 4 2 Hardcover Screw Removal 4 2 Cleaning and Lubrication PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 46 www aerotech com...

Page 47: ...Figure 4 3 Hardcover Removal PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 4 2 Cleaning and Lubrication www aerotech com 47...

Page 48: ...48 on the motor and coupling adapter hardware Figure 4 4 Loctite products are printed with an expiration date Before use be sure that the expiration date is legible and the product has not expired If...

Page 49: ...in the correct orientation Figure 4 6 Use a hex wrench to ensure that the motor flange is fully seated and the hardware is tight The motor housing prevents the use of a torque wrench Figure 4 6 Attac...

Page 50: ...7 Tighten the Shaft Coupling to the Drive Screw 8 Rotate the drive screw by hand to ensure that the drive screw rotates freely IMPORTANT You must reapply Loctite to the mounting hardware if the Motor...

Page 51: ...ctive shafts Figure 4 9 a Each pulley is held in position with two set screws b Ensure that the set screws are tight and centered over the shaft flats 4 Check the tension in the belt to determine if a...

Page 52: ...Removal IMPORTANT If the stage has been calibrated PL2 option note the orientation of the two pulleys with regard to each other or recalibration might be required 4 4 Belt Adjustment PRO560SL SLE Hard...

Page 53: ...Figure 4 9 Foldback Motor Part Callouts Figure 4 10 Lubricate the Pulley Flanges PRO560SL SLE Hardware Manual 4 4 Belt Adjustment www aerotech com 53...

Page 54: ...ge requirements Controller trap or fault refer to the Controller documentation Stage moves uncontrollably Encoder sine and cosine signal connections refer to Chapter 3 Electrical Installation and Cont...

Page 55: ...ion RMA number must accompany any returned product s The RMA number may be obtained by calling an Aerotech service center or by submitting the appropriate request available on our website www aerotech...

Page 56: ...ates apply If during the on site repair it is determined the problem is not warranty related then the terms and conditions stated in the following On Site Non Warranty Repair section apply On site Non...

Page 57: ...on 1 3 Basic Specifications l Section 4 3 Motor Mounting 1 07 Revision changes have been archived If you need a copy of this revision contact Aerotech Global Technical Support 1 06 1 05 1 04 1 03 1 02...

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Page 59: ...E Electrical Installation 29 EN 60204 1 2010 11 EN ISO 12100 2010 11 Encoder Specifications 36 EU 2015 863 11 eyebolts 20 F foldback 51 G grease 18 H Hall Effect Sensors Specifications 36 Humidity 15...

Page 60: ...tage 19 stage distortion 24 stabilizing 19 standoffs 20 Symptom 54 T Table of Contents 3 Temperature Effects 15 thermal expansion coefficient 15 Thermistor Specifications 36 torque 27 Troubleshooting...

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