Southwestern Industries TRAK 2OP M11, Safety, Installation, Maintenance, Service And Parts List

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Figure 5.6.2C
Inputs
1. FWD (FWD terminal) input command, is used to tell the AC drive to rotate the spindle in
the forward direction, that is CW when viewing the motor from the top looking down.
The command is said to be activated when the voltage between the DCM and the FWD
terminals is 0 volts and deactivate when it is 24 volts DC.
2. REV (REV terminal) input command, is used to tell the AC drive to rotate the spindle in
the reverse direction, that is CCW when viewing the motor from the top looking down.
The command is said to be activated when the voltage between the DCM and the REV
terminals is 0 volts and deactivate when it is 24 volts DC. Please note that the user can
only run the spindle forward when pressing the ON button on the overlay. The ON
button usually only runs in FWD. The software may allow for reverse commands to be
sent to drive.
3. Orientate (MI3 terminal) input command, is used to tell the AC drive to go a specific
angle that is specified on parameter 10-19. Note in order for the AC drive to accept an
orientation command a FWD and Orientation command must be given at the same time.
The command is said to be activated when the voltage between the DCM and the MI3
terminals is 0 volts and deactivate when it is 24 volts DC.
4. Reset (MI2 terminal) input command, is used to reset the AC Drive after a fault condition
has occurred. The command is said to be activated when the voltage between the DCM
and the RESET terminals is 0 volts and deactivate when it is 24 volts DC.
5. E-stop (MI1 terminal) input command, is used to inform the drive that an E-stop
condition has be activated and to stop rotation immediately. The E-stop command takes
precedence over any other command. The command is said to be activated when the
voltage between the DCM and the MI1 terminals is 24 volts and deactivate when it is 0
volts DC. When the E stop button is pressed and the message is on the screen you
should see 24 volts.