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1 Servo System Selection
1
Note
Check the followings when using the built-in dynamic brake.
1.
As the dynamic brake has an emergency stop function, do not stop the motor via the
disabling signal from the servo drive. If the servo drive starts or stops via power ON/OFF
or servo ON/OFF after the command has been input, the dynamic brake circuit operates
frequently and it will cause the deterioration and the failure of internal components of the
servo drive. At this time, start or stop the servo motor via the speed or position command.
2.
The dynamic brake is designed to meet the short-time rated specification and can only be
used for an emergency stop. Coast to stop the motor or stop the motor at zero speed in
normal circumstances. Perform the next step (re-power or re-run) within 3 minutes after
performing the dynamic braking when the motor rotates at a high speed.
3.
The dynamic brake can be used when:
①
the control power is off,
②
the servo is powered off, or
③
the protection feature is enabled.
Parameters can be set to enable or disable the dynamic brake during the deceleration or
after stopping under
①
–
③
. When the control power is disconnected, the dynamic brake
will act.
4.
Refer to H02-08 Parameters for function setting of dynamic brake
1.2.2
EtherCAT Communication Technical Specifications
Item
Specifications
Basic
performance
of EtherCAT
slave station
Communication protocol
EtherCAT protocol
Service supported
CoE (PDO, SDO)
Synchronization mode
DC-distributed clock
Physical layer
100BASE-TX
Baud rate
100 Mbit/s (100Base-TX)
Duplex mode
Full duplex
Topological structure
Ring and linear
Transmission medium
Shielded CAT 5E cable or better
Transmission distance
Less than 100 m between two nodes (good environment and
cables)
Number of slave stations
Support 65,535 in terms of the protocol
EtherCAT frame length
44–1,498 bytes
Process data
Maximum 1,486 bytes per Ethernet frame
Synchronization jitter of two slave
stations
< 1 us (specific result to be determined)
Update time
About 30 us for 1,000 digital inputs and outputs
100 servo axes about 100 us
Define different update times for different interfaces
Communication code error rate
10-10 Ethernet standard
EtherCAT
Configuration
unit
FMMU unit
8
Storage synchronization
management unit
8
Process data RAM
8 KB
Distributed clock
64 bits
EEPROM capacity
32 Kbit
Initialization data to be written in via EtherCAT master station
Summary of Contents for SV820N Series
Page 128: ...127 6 Trial Running 6 2 The definition part of FB 3 Five function blocks in FB...
Page 143: ...142 6 Trial Running 6 3 Open Visual studio and create a New Twincat3 Project...
Page 146: ...145 6 Trial Running 6 Click OK Click OK...
Page 147: ...146 6 Trial Running 6 Click Yes Click OK...
Page 149: ...148 6 Trial Running 6 C The default RPDO list is as follows...
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Page 152: ...151 6 Trial Running 6 7 Activate the configuration and switch over to the running mode Click...
Page 158: ...157 6 Trial Running 6 Create a new POU...
Page 159: ...158 6 Trial Running 6 Create a new FB add MC_power MC_jog MC_home MC_absolute MC_reset to FB...
Page 160: ...159 6 Trial Running 6 Call axis_motion in main Call the program in PLCTASK...
Page 181: ...Revision History Date Revised Version Revised Details May 2017 A00 First release...