background image

 

 

 

 

SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE

 

Page 10 of 11 

 

 

www.itohdenki.com

 

ITOH DENKI, USA, INC. 

[email protected]

 

135 Stewart Road 

Ph:  570.820.8811 

Hanover Industrial Estates 

Fx:  570.820.8838 

Hanover Township, PA  18706 

rev13-0314 

 

Installation Precautions – 

IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ BEFORE INSTALLATION 

Precaution 

Action 

Reason 

Power supply 

If the power supply is not sized 
appropriately for the number of 
cards/rollers it provides power to, then 
a low voltage condition may occur. 

 

 

If the voltage drops below 15V DC and 
remains low for 1s, then the low voltage 
error will appear 

 

If the voltage drops below 15V DC five 
times in 0.5s, then the low voltage error 
will appear 

 

If the voltage drops below 15V DC less 
than five times in 0.5s or does not 
remain low for 1s, the roller may stutter 
– quickly turning off then on 

Multiple power 
supplies 

0V line of the power supply for the 
card must be common to the 0V line of 
the power supply for the controls 
(RUN, DIR, etc.). 

This completes the signal path from the 
controller (PLC, etc.) to the motor driver card.  

Voltage drop 
across the 
power bus 

Use suitable gauge wire in relation to 
distance and current draw to prevent 
voltage drop. 
 
Operating DC voltage is 24V ±10% 

When running long distances from a DC 
power supply, the voltage drop during motor 
operation across the power bus may be 
significant (may drop below 15V!).  If there is 
a large enough drop in voltage, the roller(s) 
may behave in a strange manner.  In order to 
prevent this, a larger gauge wire must be 
used. 

Grounding 

Ensure the control card is securely 
grounded to the conveyor frame. The 
conveyor frame should also be at the 
same potential reference as earth 
ground. Standard grounding practices 
should be followed. 

Static discharge may interfere and damage 
internal components.  

Electrical 
 
 

24V DC ±10% 
4A maximum current limiter 
(motor lock is 4A) 
Diode protection for mis-wiring 
Sensor power short circuit protection 
5A fuse for power supply protection 
Auto-sensing inputs for PNP or NPN 

Improper power will damage the card. 
The motor/card should not be subject to 
locked conditions repeatedly. 
Internal fuse is not replaceable.  If the fuse 
has blown, more serious damage has 
occurred within the card/motor. 
If inputs are subjected to a low potential the 
card may see this as a signal, use of a diode 
inline is recommended to prevent this. 

Environment 

Ambient temperature is 32~104°F 
Ambient humidity is < 90%RH 
Atmosphere has no corrosive gas 
Vibration is < 0.5G 
Indoor use only 

Extreme environmental variables may 
cause poor or no performance and 
damage the card. 

 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for Power Moller 24 CBM-105FN

Page 1: ...f motor lock last for 4 seconds or thermal overload error lasts for 1 second or more Two 2 LEDs red green to identify the type of error and power Back EMF error for overspeeding protection Pulse signa...

Page 2: ...ize 28 14AWG CN3 9 PIN connector MOTOR Male Connector on Card JST S9B XH A 9P Female Connector for Wiring JST XHP 9 PIN Description 1 GND Grey 2 12V DC Blue 3 Motor phase U Red 4 Motor phase V White 5...

Page 3: ...output ERR 5 0V output PLS Wire size 28 20AWG Control Wiring Power to CN1 24V DC remains ON control motor through CN2 Press down spring clamp in connector with a small screwdriver Insert leads in prop...

Page 4: ...24V 18V or greater for PNP Output Error and Motor Pulse signals Open collector 24V 25mA or less NPN PNP selectable for Error only Servo brake mode 0 2s delay between stop signal and servo brake reacti...

Page 5: ...F 6 Error output FP type PNP NPN ON External direction signal only If a direction change signal should occur while the motor is running the motor will first stop for 0 5s Then the motor will start in...

Page 6: ...or PCB overheated Motor stops 1s after reaction Motor lock Flashes 1Hz Motor does not turn for 4s Motor stops Motor not plugged in Motor does not operate To reset an error condition Remove input signa...

Page 7: ...1 8 4 45 9 164 0 433 6 7 6 7 9 43 6 155 8 433 6 7 1 7 4 41 3 147 6 433 6 6 6 6 9 36 7 131 2 433 6 6 1 6 4 34 4 123 0 433 6 5 6 5 9 32 1 114 8 408 7 5 1 5 4 29 8 106 6 379 5 4 6 4 9 27 6 98 4 350 3 4 1...

Page 8: ...ed by the applicable mounting bracket Proper mounting is required for tube rotation Check that the Power Moller s connector is properly inserted into the driver card In belt applications check the bel...

Page 9: ...the correct connector see page 3 SW1 6 Check dip switch 1 6 is properly set for the output type you require see page 5 Error signal is discharged frequently Red LED2 If LED2 is illuminated or blinkin...

Page 10: ...ating DC voltage is 24V 10 When running long distances from a DC power supply the voltage drop during motor operation across the power bus may be significant may drop below 15V If there is a large eno...

Page 11: ...8811 Hanover Industrial Estates Fx 570 820 8838 Hanover Township PA 18706 rev13 0314 Revision History Revision Number Change 12 0508 Initial document 12 0723 Added trouble shooting section 12 0810 Cha...

Reviews: