Hubner U-ONE-Compact UOC40 Configuration Instructions Download Page 29

 

U-ONE

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-SAFETY Compact 

Configuration manual SCU C / SRC C / SGS C

 

 

 

 

USC42_SCU-KonfigManual-en_R5 

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6.5.1 Error table 

Error no.  Description  

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Undervoltage detected 

31, 32 

Overvoltage detected 

35 

Fell below min. temperature 

36 

Max. temperature exceeded 

40 

Error reset input 

45 

Error preset input 

48 

Error output 

50 

Fall below system limit 

51 

System limit exceeded 

52 

Operating range (system limit) too great 

55 

Maximum device speed exceeded 

60 

Start-up during parameterization 

61 

Start-up during switch test 

62 

Start-up during preset (software only) 

63 

Invalid condition for preset 

65 

Timeout during parameterization 

66 

Switched off during parameterization 

67 

Switched off while saving parameters 

68 

Start-up during factory reset 

100-255 

Internal diagnostics error detected 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for U-ONE-Compact UOC40

Page 1: ...guration manual U ONE SAFETY Compact USC 42 Universal Encoder System For the following modules SCU C Safety Control Unit SRC C R Safety position switch SGS C R Safety overspeed switch Read the configuration manual prior to assembly starting installation and handling Keep for future reference ...

Page 2: ...mbH Siemensstraße 7 35394 Giessen Germany Phone 49 641 7969 0 Fax 49 641 73645 Internet www huebner giessen com E Mail info huebner giessen com The manual has been drawn up with the utmost care and attention Nevertheless we cannot exclude the possibility of errors in form and content It is strictly forbidden to reproduce this publication or parts of this publication in any form or by any means wit...

Page 3: ... menu Options Recover password 13 4 1 12 Pulldown menu Options FitCalc 14 4 1 13 Pulldown menu Options Determine calibration factor 14 4 1 14 Pulldown menu Analysis switch test 14 4 1 15 Pulldown menu 15 4 1 16 Generate support file 15 4 1 17 Display calibration settings 15 4 1 18 Display device data 15 4 1 19 Fault memory 16 4 2 User interface display section 16 5 Configuring USC 42 17 5 1 Launch...

Page 4: ...nual SCU C SRC C SGS C 4 USC42_SCU KonfigManual en_R5 6 3 2 Rotation direction dependent 26 6 3 3 Switching delay 27 6 3 4 Display in the display area 27 6 4 Input accuracy of switching points 27 6 5 Error handling 28 6 5 1 Error table 29 ...

Page 5: ...Hz screen resolution 1024 x 768 2 Installing the software Ensure the device and your notebook PC are connected via the USB cable Close the automatically started Found new hardware wizard with a click on Cancel Place the supplied CD containing the software into the CD drive or alternatively download the Setup exe If the Setup exe does not run automatically navigate via Explorer on the CD ROM drive ...

Page 6: ...notebook PC By pressing Windows key Pause Break or desktop Computer right click Properties you get into the System Properties Open the device manager which lists all the connected devices Select JHG Dev right click Update Driver Now select the installation source via Browse and point to path of your installation there select the folder drivers The Installation begins with a click on Next Click Nex...

Page 7: ...ce via Browse and point to path of your installation there select the folder drivers The Installation begins with a click on Next Click Next the installation of the driver software for the USC 42device has been completed Finish the installation with close The USC 42device is now ready to be used Fig 2 4 Software Installation XP SP3 Fig 2 5 Driver Software Installation XP SP3 ...

Page 8: ... instructions belonging to the USC 42 Notebook PC running a Windows operating system The configuration software US42Pro administrator rights are required to install the software USB Connecting cable to connect the notebook PC with the USC 42 3 1 Planning Caution Ensure you have planned the application thoroughly before you begin to config ure the USC 42 Amongst other considerations the planning mu...

Page 9: ...heir status See chapter 6 2 1 In the upper section the current speed the current position and the optional analog out put current is displayed Configuration section This is where the module parameters are entered on the tab pages see chapter 5 4 1 Fundamental procedure The USC 42 is configured by taking the following steps 1 Turn on the notebook PC 2 Connect the USC 42 to the USB port of the noteb...

Page 10: ... imported parameters to the device 4 1 3 Pulldown menu File Export Parameters To save device parameters to a notebook PC click Export Parameters 4 1 4 Pulldown menu File Report Click Report to save device parameters to a CSV file Using the Form Letter function in Word for example Word 2013 it is possible to save device parameters for documentation purposes in Word templates as follows 1 Open the a...

Page 11: ...to select a different language via the menu item Language 4 1 7 Pulldown menu Options Login To access and work on the assigned user level the user must log into USC 42 via the menu item Login password with his or her password 4 1 8 Pulldown menu Options Change password Admin and Tester passwords are assigned via the menu item Change password A closed padlock in the header indicates that a user spe...

Page 12: ...ion is securely protected against unauthorized changes How to save the configuration is described in chapter 5 4 The authorization level is displayed in plain text to the left of the padlock symbol here the level is Admin with which the user is logged into the USC 42 PLEASE NOTE The login password is set ex works to huebner1 or huebner2 ATTENTION Change the Admin password as soon as possible to pr...

Page 13: ...t output source Position dependent Error reset with software only Active Incremental output optional 4096 pulses per revolution 4 1 11 Pulldown menu Options Recover password If a user forgets his her password it is possible to assign a new password using the Recover Pass word function and following the steps below Select Recover Password To generate a recovery key click the button then click the b...

Page 14: ...own menu Options Determine calibration factor see chapter 5 3 2 4 1 14 Pulldown menu Analysis switch test It is possible to alter the switch status by means of a switch test incorporated in the configuration software US42Pro The switch test is only available when the encoder shaft is at a standstill It is possible to oversee the changes to the statuses of the switches via the Switch test dialog bo...

Page 15: ...d 4 1 16 Generate support file In the pull down menu Under Info with the button a support file is generated which serves for the error analysis If the e mail checkbox is activated the file is transferred directly to the installed e mail program 4 1 17 Display calibration settings The calibration settings are displayed here and also changed with Start parameterization 4 1 18 Display device data All...

Page 16: ...urer for analysis The button in the display area of the fault memory generates an error log file which can then be saved 4 2 User interface display section The display section left column Displays the device type Displays present position speed and current values Lists all modules of the USC 42 The assignment to the individual terminal boxes is displayed as X1 X2 X3 in the same sequence that mirro...

Page 17: ...d on the right of the but ton Display Status grey not con nected change light green dark green connected After the connection setup the device data are read out To calibrate and configure the USC 42 the user must first log in using the Admin password ATTENTION Change the Admin password huebner2 to protect the configuration from unauthor ized access chapter 4 1 6 5 2 Operating mode 5 2 1 Speed mode...

Page 18: ...rors ensure sufficient clearance between the sys tem limits and the switching points The operating range must not exceed 32768 rotations of the device shaft The preset position value is a defined position point calibration point The calibration factor is the adaption factor between system units and device units It is assumed that this ratio is constant If unknown it is possible to determine the ca...

Page 19: ...he calibration factor with two calibration points 1 Enter calibration point 1 and calibration point 2 The following constraints apply Lower system limit calibration point 1 Calibration point 1 calibration point 2 Calibration point 2 upper system limit 2 Move to calibration point 1 and shut down the drive click the button The current position is saved as calibration point 1 3 Move to calibration po...

Page 20: ...ed and data transmission to the USC 42 are prevented If the entries comply with the conditions above chapter 5 3 2 the values are transmitted to the USC 42 checked ac tivated and saved temporarily The compare dialog box displays the values entered in the input mask and the values read out of the USC 42 Fig 5 5 The user confirms the values are correct by clicking the green tick The values are only ...

Page 21: ... for both inputs Reset A reset procedure re initializes the whole USC 42 system it also resets errors in line with parameter assignments Preset A preset procedure sets the current position to the preset position configured in the device A low level signal at the status output approx 1s acknowledges a valid preset procedure The time T1 can be set between 20 ms 200 ms or 200 ms 2000 ms factory setti...

Page 22: ...erval test pulse duration T ti it is possible to select 10 100 1000 factory setting 1000 The test pulse offset test pulse offset between channels tc 2 ti cannot be set For non safety relevant applications it is possible to deactivate the test pulses An error is indicated by a low level signal at the error output which can only be reset via the configuration software US42Pro factory setting It is p...

Page 23: ...effect in the event the value falls below or exceeds the determined po sition range 4 mA or 20 mA 6 1 3 2 Configuring the speed dependent current output To configure the speed dependent current output it is neces sary to enter the speed n20 mA When at a standstill a current of 4 mA flows The following constraint applies n20 mA approved mechanical speed 10 If the speed exceeds the speed range ncurr...

Page 24: ... configured on 2 monitor display screens The pa rameters are entered in the table as shown opposite The values are highlighted yellow if there is a risk that the minimum changeover interval 2 ms between 2 switching conditions could be undershot If such an event occurs the user must check the time interval in his application P1 Hysteresis switching point of P2 P3 Hysteresis switching point of P4 Th...

Page 25: ...es de pending on the speed A speed switch module has 3 or 6 speed switches Switching modules with 6 speed switches are configured on 2 configuration screens Fundamental ly all switching speed inputs must be within the device specific switching range 0 5 2520 rpm The speed dependent functions are de picted in a graphic in the top part of the screen The input fields for entering speed switch ing poi...

Page 26: ...ivates underspeed detection see Chapters 6 3 1 6 3 2 CAUTION When switching delay is activated the actual cut off speed can be higher than the set cut off speed Observe also the information on determining switching accuracy described in the Operating and Assembly Instructions USC 42_Manual The module is depicted in the display section as in Fig 6 10 Click Write to device to finish configuring the ...

Page 27: ...function when the speed P4 is exceeded All other switching operations are triggered immediately 6 3 4 Display in the display area In the display area the module is depicted as shown in Fig 6 11 6 4 Input accuracy of switching points SGS C Modul Switching speed n Input accuracy X Integer places Y Decimal places n 100 rpm XX YY e g 15 87 100 n 1000 rpm XXX Y e g 280 3 n 1000 rpm XXXX e g 2050 SRC C ...

Page 28: ... reset button in the US42Pro software or by interrupting the supply voltage 2s Internal errors are e g triggered by deviations of the device internal program sequence The errors are displayed in the parameterization software with error number and the designation internal error An analysis of the cause of the error is only possible with expert knowledge To do this the user must send the contents of...

Page 29: ...input 48 Error output 50 Fall below system limit 51 System limit exceeded 52 Operating range system limit too great 55 Maximum device speed exceeded 60 Start up during parameterization 61 Start up during switch test 62 Start up during preset software only 63 Invalid condition for preset 65 Timeout during parameterization 66 Switched off during parameterization 67 Switched off while saving paramete...

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