MTS Systems MAXPLUS 306, Руководство пользователя

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Introduction
The 306 Spindle Amplifier was designed to be used with the MPM1902R-1368 spindle motor.
This motor is wound in a WYE configuration with four windings in each leg. The legs are
connected by a system of relay switches mounted on the side of the motor that change the
motor KE and KT. This allows up to 10 horsepower in four speed ranges, eliminating the need
for any complex mechanical gear reductions.
The TAC output of the amplifier is scaled to the speed ranges as follows:
Low Speed 1 690 rpm TAC output = .69 volts
Med Low Speed 2 1630 rpm TAC output = 1.63 volts
Med High Speed 3 3300 rpm TAC output = 3.3 volts
High Speed 4 5000 rpm TAC output = 5.0 volts
The amplifier has overcurrent sensing which will cause the amplifier to shut down and produce
a stall fault if the continuous current rating of the amplifier is exceeded by 20%. The stall fault
also occurs if a speed variation between Command and actual TAC Feedback occurs. This is
factory set to 20%.
The amplifier also has an I/O selectable orient feature. This causes the motor shaft to rotate
at a fixed rate of 1 rev per second in a CCW direction viewed from the shaft end of the motor.
Ramping of the command input signal for a time period of 2 to 10 seconds is user selectable.
A DIP switch allows ramping to be enabled and disabled through the I/O connector.
An analog dc voltage output that is proportioned to the output current is also supplied.
Spindle Sizes Available
Horsepower Required
Amplifier Amplifier Input
Voltage
Required
Motor
10 MPA-50-306 230 Vac MPM1902R-1368