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Contents and general safety instructions 

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Festo GDCP-CMXR-C2-HW-DE 1002NH  

Documentation on the multi-axis control system CMXR-C2 

 

Type  

Title 

Description 

Electronics  

description 

Multi-axis control system 

CMXR 

This description: Overview of the structure, 

components and assembly of the multi-axis control 

system CMXR; installation of the central module and 

the optional modules  

Peripheral modules CECX-... 

Assembly, installation and commissioning 

instructions for the corresponding module 

Operator unit CDSA-D1-VX 

Assembly, installation and operating functions of 

the operator unit CDSA-D1-VX 

System description   

Commissioning the multi-axis control system CMXR 

Basis programming 

manual 

Multi-axis control system 

CMXR 

FTL basis 

Basis programming of the CMXR family 

Tracking 

programming 

manual 

Multi-axis control system 

CMXR 

Technology module 

“Tracking” 

Tracking programming manual for CMXR-C2 

CDSA description 

Handheld terminal CDSA 

System manual for the handheld terminal CDSA 

Software for CDSA 

Handheld terminal CDSA 

Software manual for the handheld terminal CDSA 

Online help for FCT 

software package 

FCT with CMXR PlugIn 

 

Table 0.2: Documentation on the multi-axis control system CMXR-C2 

Required software versions 

This documentation refers to the following versions: 

 

Hardware/software 

Firmware version 

Multi-axis control system CMXR-C2 

from V 1.0 

Table 0.3: Hardware and software versions 

Summary of Contents for CMXR-C2

Page 1: ...Controller Description Assembly and installation Type CMXR C2 Description 571 694 en 1002NH 751 509...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...Federal Republic of Germany 2010 Internet http www festo com E mail service_international festo com The copying distribution and utilisation of this document as well as the communication of its conten...

Page 4: ...Multi axis control system CMXR C2 File name File saved in Consec no Description Revisions index Date of revision 001 de 1002NH 31 03 2010 Trademarks Microsoft Windows CANopen CiA and PROFIBUS are reg...

Page 5: ...Festo GDCP CMXR C2 HW EN 1002NH 5...

Page 6: ...ules 19 1 3 Operator units for the modular control system 19 2 Assembly 20 2 1 General instructions on assembly and dismantling 20 2 2 Guidelines on the CMXR C2 device configuration 20 2 2 1 Fitting a...

Page 7: ...tates 49 4 2 3 Behaviour in the event of module errors 50 4 2 4 Behaviour in the event of supply voltage failure 50 4 2 5 Control key CTRL key 50 5 Diagnostics and error handling 51 5 1 Summary of dia...

Page 8: ...hnical condition When used together with commercially available components such as sensors and actuators the specified limits for pressures temperatures electrical data torques etc must be observed Th...

Page 9: ...se configurations are marked as follows UL Listing Mark for Canada and the United States Certification conditions requirements for UL compliant application Only class 2 power sources may be used for t...

Page 10: ...handling can result in damage to components Identification of special information The following pictograms designate text passages that contain special information Pictograms Information Recommendatio...

Page 11: ...nstallation commissioning and maintenance work please observe the documen tation appurtenant to your multi axis control system The documents are intended for qualified personnel These are persons who...

Page 12: ...evention regulations relevant to each application must be observed regardless of the safety instructions specified in these manuals Provide the load and operating voltage supplies as a circuit with li...

Page 13: ...ption This documentation describes the following Design and assembly of the CMXR C2 central control unit Assembly of optional and peripheral modules Installation of the central module and the optional...

Page 14: ...m description Commissioning the multi axis control system CMXR Basis programming manual Multi axis control system CMXR FTL basis Basis programming of the CMXR family Tracking programming manual Multi...

Page 15: ...nto slots max 3 on the central module and make special interfaces of the central module available Peripheral modules To expand the function range peripheral modules can be plugged into the central mod...

Page 16: ...tripod robot In this context the device assumes the following functions Control of selected Festo stepper motor and servo motor controllers via CAN Bus X6 Festo DriveBus Control of peripheral equipmen...

Page 17: ...the structure of the multi axis control system CMXR C2 according to your requirements because with this product version the device can be equipped with further digital analogue and fieldbus modules s...

Page 18: ...l system CMXR C2 It provides the required resources for processing the user programs processor main memory etc The central control unit offers 3 slots for optional modules which offer further ports fo...

Page 19: ...ble 1 3 Optional modules 1 2 3 Peripheral modules The central control unit can be adapted to the wide range of requirements by means of peripheral modules Peripheral modules establish the connection f...

Page 20: ...l holes or connect wires 2 2 Guidelines on the CMXR C2 device configuration Guidelines on the device configuration for the multi axis control system CMXR C2 The multi axis control system CMXR C2 is su...

Page 21: ...the following figure 1 Central control unit 2 Optional module CECX F CO 3 Optional module ETHERNET Fig 2 1 Standard device configuration for the multi axis control system CMXR 2 2 1 Fitting and remov...

Page 22: ...ged if they are not handled correctly Switch off the supply voltages before you mount or remove the peripheral modules Do not touch any components Observe the handling specifications for electrostatic...

Page 23: ...cessary set it using a suitable screwdriver modules with the same type designation need different module addresses 3 Reattach the side plate to protect against contamination and damage caused by elect...

Page 24: ...d lower mechanical locking mechanisms engage 4 To assemble further peripheral modules repeat steps 2 and 3 1 Cover on the right hand side 2 Bus plug 3 Upper mechanical locking mechanism 4 Lower mechan...

Page 25: ...the peripheral modules 4 Carefully withdraw the peripheral module from the device 5 Reattach the bus plug s right side plate to the device to protect against contamination and damage caused by electro...

Page 26: ...ow the modules must be maintained for the air circulation The depth of the module is 100 mm In determining the required control cabinet depth the height of the plug connectors plus an additional 20 mm...

Page 27: ...o temperature fluctuations For example do not use air conditioning units with intermittent operation Using air filters Avoid heavy contamination of the air filters Clean the air filter regularly Recom...

Page 28: ...2 Assembly 28 Festo GDCP CMXR C2 HW EN 1002NH 1 Screw spacing 2 H rail Fig 2 6 Maximum permissible screw spacing for H rail mounting 1 2...

Page 29: ...s how you attach the device to the H rail 1 Pull out all H rail locking levers unlock 2 Slightly tilt the device and place it onto the H rail on the H rail fixture 3 Press the lower half of the device...

Page 30: ...2 Assembly 30 Festo GDCP CMXR C2 HW EN 1002NH 1 End supports Fig 2 8 Securing the device with end supports 1 1...

Page 31: ...off the power supply prior to dismantling and remove all cable connections This is how you dismantle the device 1 Switch off the operating and load voltage supplies 2 Disconnect all cable connections...

Page 32: ...to components Observe the specified ambient conditions see Technical data Do not install the device in areas subjected to excessive dust oil mist conductive dust or corrosive gas directly in areas su...

Page 33: ...evice or certain modules are equipped with pin strips attached on the front side The appropriate plugs with a grid dimension of 5 08 mm are required for the connection Only use appropriate plugs that...

Page 34: ...type Plug with grid dimension 5 08 mm see Appendix A 2 Table 3 3 Specification for I O cables analogue Wiring instructions for analogue cables The bus bar must be connected to the GND terminal Cables...

Page 35: ...of interference Ethernet cable Ethernet cable Description Cable type Screened connection Plug type RJ45 Minimum bending radius Minimum bending radius during the installation 60 mm Minimum bending rad...

Page 36: ...or an installed cable 24 mm Plug type 9 pin D SUB socket plug with completely conductive housing Table 3 5 CAN cable specification 1 Twisted 2 wire cable CAN CAN 2 Signal earth SGND 3 Screen with eart...

Page 37: ...necessary Cable for encoder supply output and reference voltage output Encoder supply output and reference voltage output Description Cable type Twisted pair cables with screen against low frequency...

Page 38: ...X6 status LED 4 Ethernet interface Diagnostics connection for FCT X7 5 RS 232 C interface X9 6 USB port X8 X10 7 Ethernet interface for external communication X5 8 CAN connection for peripheral equip...

Page 39: ...the installed modules via the bus plug The operating voltage connection is designed with reverse polarity protection within the permissible operating voltage range 1 Power supply unit 2 External fuse...

Page 40: ...on of the central control unit CMXR C2 40 Festo GDCP CMXR C2 HW EN 1002NH 1 Earth terminal threaded bush M4 Fig 3 5 Earth terminal for the device 3 4 3 RS 232 C interface This interface can be used wi...

Page 41: ...he USB port X10 is currently ineffective 3 4 5 Rotary switches reserved for expansion Two rotary switches are located on the top right hand side of the central module housing These rotary switches are...

Page 42: ...both ends of the fieldbus first and last station A terminating resistor for the bus terminal is built into the device If you install the device onto the end of the fieldbus you can activate the integr...

Page 43: ...ice can be integrated into both a 10Mbit s and a 100Mbit s Ethernet RJ45 socket X5 Pin Signal Explanation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Metal covering TD TD RD n c n c RD n c n c Shield Transmitted data Transmitted...

Page 44: ...e g tool data and formulas The memory card cannot be used as a removable medium because system programs are also stored on it Only the Festo memory card CAMC P3 C M256 can be used Precautionary measu...

Page 45: ...ry card 1 Switch off the supply voltage 2 Using only slight pressure carefully insert the memory card in the direction of the arrow until it engages 1 Memory card Fig 3 8 Inserting the memory card Rem...

Page 46: ...MXR C2 46 Festo GDCP CMXR C2 HW EN 1002NH Additional instructions on handling the memory card can be found in the system description for the multi axis control system CMXR C2 1 Memory card 2 Ejection...

Page 47: ...Running up performance The running up performance is divided into the following three main sections Running up of the boot block Running up of the firmware Running up of the application The running up...

Page 48: ...to the DRAM 5 The firmware is started 6 Running up of the boot block is completed The operating system is initialised and started 7 Various firmware components services I O system communication are st...

Page 49: ...control system CMXR can be found in the corresponding system description The control system recognises the following operating states 7 segment display Main operating states Description Init In this o...

Page 50: ...nformation see section 5 3 1 4 2 4 Behaviour in the event of supply voltage failure A reset is triggered in the event that the complete supply fails All modules connected in series are also put into t...

Page 51: ...ssing briefly on the CTRL key on the central module Diagnostics via software tools Information on this can be found in the online help for your configuration software Table 5 1 Diagnostics options 5 2...

Page 52: ...via the 7 segment display Errors can occur or be present in or during the transitions of the control system s respective operating states e g from STOP to RUN These errors are indicated in the 7 segm...

Page 53: ...Re initialise the memory card with FCT Running up errors Errors when loading the firmware Error display Cause Action 3 E 501 Firmware package was not found Re initialise the memory card with FCT 3 E...

Page 54: ...aced by a battery of the same type Only the following battery type is permissible Battery type CR2032 Lithium Mn 3 V 220 mAh Caution Short circuits can cause combustible materials to ignite Although b...

Page 55: ...6 Maintenance and care Festo GDCP CMXR C2 HW EN 1002NH 55 1 Insert battery 2 Insert battery holder Fig 6 1 Position of the battery 6 2 Cleaning If required clean the device with a soft cloth 1 2...

Page 56: ...6 Maintenance and care 56 Festo GDCP CMXR C2 HW EN 1002NH...

Page 57: ...ithout visualisation C 40 70 Relative air humidity non condensing 10 95 Protection class as per EN 60529 plug connector inserted IP20 as per EN 60529 Protection against electric shock protection again...

Page 58: ...cated slot Permanently allocated slot Additional spare slot 1 slot for CAN optional module 1 slot for Ethernet optional module 1 slot for memory card Compact Flash type 1 1 slot for RS 232 C optional...

Page 59: ...gnal It is therefore not necessary to additionally filter these wires Which EMC measures must be met EMC measures concentrate on the areas Screening Potential equalisation between system components It...

Page 60: ...Is the screen continuously present beware of wall bushings Is the communication partner being used suitable for an industrial interference environment Analogue cables Twisted pair cables used Is cabl...

Page 61: ...Error codes 52 Ethernet connection 42 F Fieldbus interface 18 I Inserting the memory card 44 Intended use 7 M Mounting clearances 25 Mounting dimensions 25 O Operating states 48 Optional modules 18 P...

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