Creative Conners Stagehand Pro 3, Справочное руководство

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Stagehand Pro 3 Reference Manual, 11-20
Page 45 of 56
● Check that all terminal blocks/RJ45
connectors are securely mated onto the
circuit board.
Confirm input power has all 3 legs
Motor runs roughly or makes strange noises
when jogging manually.
● Run the auto-tuning procedure outlined
on page 30.
● Confirm brake(s) are operating
The Stagehand is rolling through
FWD/REV/ULTIMATE LIMIT faults and the motor
won’t move.
● Make sure the Encoder/Limits cable is
plugged into the rear of the Stagehand.
● Check the placement of your limit
switches, if both are physically activated,
adjust the placement to clear one or both
switches.
● Check the limit switch wiring, confirm that
the switches are wired Normally Closed
(N.C.)
I’m trying to jog the motor, but the status display
shows “SET IP” or “SET SUBNET”.
The motion controller is in IP Address setting
mode, which happens when the knob is pressed
(either intentionally or just bumped in passing).
Turn the knob until the cursor is blinking over the
word CANCEL and then press the knob. The
motion controller will now be in normal mode and
can jog the motor again.
Drive faults whenever the motor tries to move. There are a few reasons why the drive may be
faulting. The first step is to look up the fault code
in the Mitsubishi manual that is shown on the VFD
keypad. Here are some possible codes and
solutions:
● ETHN – overload caused either by too
much load, or failure of the brakes to
release. Make sure the brake(s) are wired
correctly and plugged in.
● ELF – output phase loss caused by the
motor being disconnected. Make sure the
motor is properly wired and plugged in.
● EOSD – speed deviation error. Caused by
a mismatch between encoder feedback
and command motor speed. Make sure
the Speed Encoder is properly wired and
plugged in.
● EECT – encoder signal loss. The Speed
Encoder is disconnected, make sure it’s
wired up and plugged in.
● EOS – over speed. The motor was running
faster than the maximum value
programmed for the drive. This usually