Hubner FG 2 Series Operating And Assembly Instructions Manual Download Page 20

 

 

Incremental Encoder FG 2 

 

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FG2_MANUAL-en_R8(2016-08-11)ID70199.doc 

 

 

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Faults 

8.1

 

Faults table 

 

Faults 

Possible cause 

Remedy 

Switch does not close 

(only by option S) 

No supply voltage 

Control: LED in the terminal box 
does not shine 

Check connection cable and 
supply voltage 

Error LED does not shine:   

Rotation speed above the 
switching speed 

Adjust the suitable rotation speed 

Error LED is shining: 

Evaluation of rotation speed is 
faulty.  

Disconnect power supply and 
switch on again 

Moisture in the terminal box 

Soiled terminal box gasket or 
seal surfaces 

Clean terminal box gasket and 
seal surfaces 

Damaged terminal box gasket 

Replace terminal box gasket 

Cable gland/blanking plug not 
tightened 

Tighten cable gland/blanking 
plug 

Unsuitable cable for cable gland 

Use suitable cable and cable 
glands 

No output signals 

Supply voltage not connected 

Connect supply voltage 

Connection cable reversed 

Wire correctly 

Output signals subject to 
interference 

Unsuitable cable 

Use data cable with conductors 
arranged as twisted pairs and 
common shield 

Cable shield not connected 

Connect cable shield at both 
ends 

Cable routing not EMC compliant 

Observe applicable EMC 
guidelines when routing cables 

Signal interruptions 

Signal end stage overloaded 

 

Check pin assignment; observe 
connection diagram 

Do not assign unused outputs 

Outputs short-circuited 

Do not connect outputs with 
supply voltage or GND 

Contact Hubner-Service (page 2) if none of the remedies listed above provides a solution! 

 

Summary of Contents for FG 2 Series

Page 1: ...embly instructions FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc ID 70199 Operating and Assembly Instructions Incremental Encoder FG 2 Read the Operating and Assembly Instructions prior to assembly starting...

Page 2: ...69 0 Fax 49 641 73645 E Mail info huebner giessen com www huebner giessen com The manual has been drawn up with the utmost care and attention Nevertheless we cannot exclude the possibility of errors i...

Page 3: ...g shafts hot surfaces 8 2 6 3 Safeguarding against restart 8 3 Technical Data 9 3 1 Type plate 9 3 2 Electrical and mechanical data 10 4 Overview additional options 11 4 1 Option S overspeed switch 11...

Page 4: ...afety instructions 19 7 2 Dismantling the encoder 19 8 Faults 20 8 1 Faults table 20 9 Inspections 21 9 1 Safety instructions 21 9 2 Maintenance information 21 9 3 Inspection schedule 21 10 Disposal 2...

Page 5: ...rnings must be strictly heeded you must act prudently to prevent accidents personal injury and property damage WARNING Indicates a possibly dangerous situation that can result in death or serious inju...

Page 6: ...in conjunction with using the device without the prior written agreement of the manufacturer Any copyright infringements will be prosecuted 1 6 Guarantee terms The guarantee terms are provided in the...

Page 7: ...with option S is a device which generates a switching signal for a superior control system This is realized with opening of a switch contact Claims of any type due to damage arising from non intended...

Page 8: ...es WARNING Danger of injury due to rotating shafts and hot surfaces Touching rotating shafts can cause serious injuries Therefore Do not reach into moving parts shafts or handle moving parts shafts du...

Page 9: ...the outside of the housing and contains the following information Englisch Deutsch Manufacturer address Hersteller Anschrift Type Incremental Encoder Year of manufacture Typ Inkrementaler Drehgeber Ba...

Page 10: ...ak Internal resistance 75 at 24 V Slew rate 200 V s with CL 100 pF Duty cycle 1 1 5 Square wave displacement 0 90 90 5 Max frequency 200 kHz Encoder temperature range 25 C 85 C UL CSA max 70 C Degree...

Page 11: ...48 impulses AL with solid shaft max 5273 rpm at 1024 impulses AL with solid shaft max 2636 rpm at 2048 impulses AL with hollow shaft max 5273 rpm at 1024 impulses AL with hollow shaft max 2636 rpm at...

Page 12: ...for ST compatible fiber optic plug Pulses per rotation 1024 2048 Basic channel 0 A Pulse channel 90 B each with inverted signals not for LWL see chapter 4 2 NG Option reference pulse with inverted si...

Page 13: ...rier immediately on receipt if you determine that damage has occurred during transit take photos as proof 5 3 Packaging disposal The packaging is not taken back and must be disposed of in accordance w...

Page 14: ...e signal frequency the length of the signal cable and the place of installation please refer to Chapter 3 2 Degree of protection To fulfil degree of protection requirements the diameter of the connect...

Page 15: ...NOTES Fastening screws and earth cable are not included in the range of supply 2 Preparing the place of attachment Clean the motor shaft centering bolting surfaces and fastening threads check for dama...

Page 16: ...g 14 points downwards 5 Lightly grease the encoder shaft 5 and centering 4 6 Fit the encoder 8 into both the centering 4 and coupling hub at the same time NOTES You must be able to mount the coupling...

Page 17: ...g errors and should be kept as small as possible Mounting errors Cause radial forces to act on the encoder shaft Reduce the service life of the bearings and the coupling Degrade the quality of the sig...

Page 18: ...ap of the cable glands 17 Fig 1 3 Feed the cable into the terminal box trough the cable glands NOTES The signal cable shielding has to be connected directly to the housing via the EMC cable gland To a...

Page 19: ...becomes jammed For encoders with option S only 1 Remove the blind plug from inside of the housing 2 Remove the cable gland 3 Close the opening with the blind plug 7 Dismantling 7 1 Safety instructions...

Page 20: ...al box gasket Cable gland blanking plug not tightened Tighten cable gland blanking plug Unsuitable cable for cable gland Use suitable cable and cable glands No output signals Supply voltage not connec...

Page 21: ...r damage and ensure it is free of play Ensure the fastening screws are properly tightened Ensure cable connections and connection terminals are securely seated Following approx 16 000 20 000 hours of...

Page 22: ...rts The replacement parts listed below can be obtained via the service address on page 2 Replacement parts Comment EMC cable gland M 20 x 1 5 cable 9 13 mm Terminal box cover Including O Ring and scre...

Page 23: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 23 12 EC Declaration of Incorporation...

Page 24: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 24 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc...

Page 25: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 25...

Page 26: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 26 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 13 Dimension drawings FG 2 Construction type B5 HM 11 M 103550...

Page 27: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 27 FG 2 AKK Construction type B5 HM 15 M 108610...

Page 28: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 28 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc FG 2 With 90 angle HM 12 M 104415...

Page 29: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 29 FG2 with annex Construction type B5 HM 11 M 104353...

Page 30: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 30 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc FG 2 with option S Construction type B5 HM 12 M 104789...

Page 31: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 31 FG 2 with fiber optic option Construction type B5 HM 14 M 108095a...

Page 32: ...FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 14 Connection diagrams 14 1 Terminal box NOTES The connection diagrams are displayed in each terminal box cover Connection technology AK Connection technology A...

Page 33: ...Incremental Encoder FG 2 FG2_MANUAL en_R8 2016 08 11 ID70199 doc 33 14 2 Connection cable NOTES The connection diagrams are attached to each cable Connection cable Connection cable option S...

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