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Hardware Manual of 30kW Servo Drive II (SPD-32B1-300)
Wiring and Signal
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30kW SPD
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Above is the table of parameters relevant to the KTY84 thermal protection function. Set Pn-740 as 1 to enable the
function, then the system will trigger the overheat alarm AL-200 if the measured temperature exceeds the level set
in Pn-741.
To enable thermal protection for Syntec encoders, simply set the thermal protection level to a value within the
range 0~145
℃
. If this level is already factory-set, it cannot be modified.
There are two ways to disable the thermal protection function, as follows:
For drives before V2.1.8, set the thermal protection level to 0.
For V2.1.8 and onward, use the parameter "Disable Encoder Int. Thermal Protection".
Example: Set Pn-742 "Encoder Int. KTY84 Protection Lv." as 140
℃
. To disable the protection, set Pn-74A "Disable
Encoder Int. Thermal Protection" as 1.
If the temperature exceeds the protection level, a corresponding overheat alarm will be triggered as follows:
Alarm
Alarm Name
Alarm 220
Motor Over Temperature
Alarm 320
Encoder Internal Over Temperature
Alarm 321
Encoder External(1) KTY84 Over Temperature
Alarm 322
Encoder External(2) KTY84 Over Temperature
Alarm 324
2nd Encoder Internal Over Temperature
Alarm 325
2nd Encoder External(1) KTY84 Over Temperature
Alarm 326
2nd Encoder External(2) KTY84 Over Temperature
For diagnosis and troubleshooting of overheat alarms, refer to the table below:
Possible Reason
Checking
Solution
Motor Cooling System
Abnormality
Check the motor cooling system
Change the cooling system
Analog Temperature Sensor
Signal
Abnormality
Check if the analog temperature
feedback is fine
1. Check if the wiring is loose or
abnormal
2. Check if the parameters Pn-740,
Pn-741 are correct