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User Manual-MA2T

Version A August 2021

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Contents

Contents ..................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Glossary ..................................................................................................................................................................... 3

General ................................................................................................................................................................. 4

About this manual ................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Target Personnel ...................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Warranty .................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Transport and storage ............................................................................................................................................................ 4

Packaging ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Support ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Disclaimer ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

Notification and warnings ...................................................................................................................................................... 5

Mounting/dismounting the actuator...................................................................................................................... 5

Operation ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Equipment power off ................................................................................................................................................ 6

Duty cycle .................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Temperature ............................................................................................................................................................... 6

Installation ........................................................................................................................................................... 7

Mechanical installation ........................................................................................................................................................... 7

Mounting notice ......................................................................................................................................................... 7

Manual drive operation ............................................................................................................................................. 8

Outer tube reed sensor adjustment ....................................................................................................................... 9

Electrical installation ............................................................................................................................................................. 10

Important notice ...................................................................................................................................................... 10

Extension power cable............................................................................................................................................ 11

Inrush current ........................................................................................................................................................... 12

Back EMF .................................................................................................................................................................. 12

Wiring definition ..................................................................................................................................................................... 13

T-Smart ...................................................................................................................................................................... 14

PGMA Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 17

Connection .............................................................................................................................................................................. 17

Cable replacement .................................................................................................................................................. 18

Steps for cable replacement ................................................................................................................................. 19

Power ......................................................................................................................................................................... 20

Product specifications ........................................................................................................................................ 21

2D drawings ............................................................................................................................................................................ 21

Ordering key ............................................................................................................................................................................ 22

Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................. 23

Summary of Contents for MA2T

Page 1: ...User Manual MA2T Version A August 2021 1 of 25 A User Manual MA2T...

Page 2: ...pment power off 6 Duty cycle 6 Temperature 6 2 Installation 7 Mechanical installation 7 Mounting notice 7 Manual drive operation 8 Outer tube reed sensor adjustment 9 Electrical installation 10 Import...

Page 3: ...g terms and acronyms are being used in this manual VDC The positive pole of power input VDC The negative pole of power input RPM Number of turns per minute AWG American wiring gauge Hall POT Hall Effe...

Page 4: ...on Target Personnel Please allow qualified mechanical and electrical professionals to perform all installation maintenance and replacement of the TiMOTION products Please keep the products away from p...

Page 5: ...rmation contained in this user manual and on the product label Never exceed the performance limits stated herein Be sure the actuator is not in operation Ensure the actuator is free from loads that co...

Page 6: ...e actuator within the specified working limits Refrain from having any contact with the actuator Equipment power off Switch off the main supply to prevent any unintentional operation Regularly check f...

Page 7: ...d at both ends of the attachments Do not mount the actuator with the pins in different rotated angles this could cause stress on the nut during operation The load should act along the stroke axis of t...

Page 8: ...g the actuator ensure there is enough space between the rear adapter and any objects This will allow the user override to be operated Use the 5mm Allen key for both the IP protection screw and the man...

Page 9: ...llen key inner hexagon to position and lock the reed sensor Ensure the reed sensor doesn t meet other magnetic parts as this may cause incorrect measurements The torque required to secure the screw to...

Page 10: ...e ensure it is able to withstand the peak of high voltage To reduce the chance of interference refrain from placing signal cables along power cables Use a two wire system to prevent ground loop Please...

Page 11: ...source with the proper size is important to avoid a significant voltage drop The further away the DC source is the larger the extension cable may need to be Please refer to the following table for th...

Page 12: ...ring the inrush current Please be sure all contacts switches and relays are sized appropriately to handle the inrush current It is not recommended to configure the hard start setting to the soft start...

Page 13: ...or is ordered with customized wiring please contact TiMOTION s sales representatives for more detailed information In general the MA2T T Smart version cable exit can have a maximum of 3 sets with 8 pi...

Page 14: ...S feedback to PLC Reed switch signal output to PLC or up to 8 actuators having synchronized function when actuators extended or retracted Port No Wire AWG Description Spec P1 Red 14 Connect Red to Vm...

Page 15: ...uits when the actuator is in the middle of the stroke The signal circuit is connected to the motor power circuit and the value Vm depends on actuator voltage Connect the limit switch signal wire to th...

Page 16: ...representative to determine the compatibility of T Smart capable products with your desired communication protocol e g CAN BUS or J1939 2 Wire definition of two actuators in synchronized mode Output...

Page 17: ...to ship separately all cables will be fixed onto the actuator under the default installation procedure For PGMA settings it is required to change the short circuit plug or the Reed sensor cable on P2...

Page 18: ...tested according to TiMOTION s factory assembly standard procedure before shipping Ensure to protect the plugs and pins during the process Ensure the plug is in the right location and fully pressed in...

Page 19: ...eplace the default installed P2 short circuit plug with the extension cables for the PGMA setting Step 1 Unscrew the cover Step 2 Remove the cover Step 3 Unplug the short circuit plug Step 4 Replaced...

Page 20: ...nd close the program after completing installation 2 Once the TAD1 extension cable is replaced connect the TAD1 to the computer the LED on the TAD1 will constantly shine indicating a successful connec...

Page 21: ...User Manual MA2T Version A August 2021 21 of 25 4 Product specifications 2D drawings...

Page 22: ...User Manual MA2T Version A August 2021 22 of 25 Ordering key Please contact your TiMOTION sales engineer for the latest revision ordering key...

Page 23: ...he application Align or reduce the load Try running the actuator without load The actuator cannot lift the full load or the motor runs too slowly Insufficient power supply Verify the power supply is p...

Page 24: ...ystem matches the sync setting in PGMA Communication wires are not properly connected Check the parallel communication wires for all actuators Control signals extend retract are not correctly connecte...

Page 25: ...is connected supply power to all actuators at the same time Then wait 10 seconds before the Run In Run Out signals are activated Signal cable damaged or removed under operation Under parallel configu...

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