Exlar Tritex, Руководство по установке

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Tritex 1 Installation and Setup
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09/27/12
PN: 27666 Exlar Corporation
Rev. M 952-500-6200M
Fault Recovery: If DISABLE is checked there is no automatic recovery, the fault is latched and
the drive will remain disabled until a reset occurs or the drive is re-enabled. If disable is not
checked the drive will automatically recover when the fault condition is cleared and after the
Fault reset delay.
Example: The delay is set 3000 ms (3 sec), the Loss of Signal fault is selected to perform a
STOP, on a Loss of Signal condition the Stop mode would immediately be activated and remain
until the Loss of Signal condition is rectified, then after a 3 second delay, operation would be
allowed to continue.
Continuous Current- The drive continuously monitors the drive power on an I
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t calculation and
comparing actual value to the factory limit. Under most conditions this is set to DISABLE.
Switch Not Found- This condition can occur in both Home and Feed Move motion types, if the
Termination Type is set to Switch (1-4) and the Current Limit for the motion is hit before the
Switch Input is sensed (Feed Move also requires the “Fault on Current Limit box to be checked,
see the Move page).
Following Error- This condition occurs if the Positional Error and Time Limit are exceeded.
Board Temperature- This condition occurs when the drive board temperature sensor is over 80
Deg C. Disabling this fault could cause permanent damage to the drive.
Actuator Temperature - This condition occurs when the temperature sensor in the stator winding
is open, indicating the temperature over 130 Deg. C. Disabling this fault could cause permanent
damage to the motor winding.
Loss of Signa l- This condition occurs only when the mA Analog Input mode is selected and the
actual analog input value is less than 2 mA.
Operating Modes
This tab allows selection of the source / motion type for Default and Alternate Modes. The
possible selections for each mode include: Inactive, Digital I/O, Analog Position, Analog
Velocity or Analog Current.