Speed Contr
ol S
y
st
ems
B-150
ORIENTAL MOTOR GENERAL CATALOG
2009/2010
Features B-138
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System Configuration B-139
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Product Line B-140
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Specifications B-141
Connection and Operation
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Names and Functions of Speed Controller Parts
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RG
SPEED
POWER
ALARM
100/
115V
~
SD
SS
H
L
MB+
MB-
U
I-COM
V
W
L
N
NC
FG
CW
CCW
MO
NC
NC
SD
FREE
RST
TP
H
M
L
S-MON
ALM
O-COM
ORIENTAL MOTOR
Display
SPEED
SS
SD
Function
Internal Speed Potentiometer
Acceleration Time Potentiometer
Deceleration Time Potentiometer
LED Display
Input/Output Signal Terminals Block
Display
POWER
ALARM
Power Indicator
Alarm Indicator
Function
Turns on (green)
while power is being supplied.
Turns on (red) or blinks when
protective function is activated.
Lighting Condition
Display
I-COM
CW
CCW
MO
NC
NC
SD
FREE
RST
TP
H, M, L
S-MON
ALM
O-COM
Ground Terminal for Input Signals Ground terminal for input signals
Clockwise Direction Input
Counterclockwise
Direction Input
Speed Setting
Switching Input
−
−
Slow Down Input
Electromagnetic Brake
Release Input
Alarm Reset Input
Thermal Signal Input
Speed Setting Input
Speed Monitor Output
Alarm Output
Ground Terminal for Output Signals
Clockwise direction/stop switching input signal
Counterclockwise direction/stop
switching input signal
Internal/external speed setting
switching input
Instantaneous stop/deceleration stop
switching input
Electromagnetic brake releases/locks
switching input
Ground terminal for output signals
Signal Name
Function
Internal Potentiometer
Regeneration Unit Terminals
Electromagnetic Brake Terminals
Motor Connection Terminals
Power Connection Terminals
Protective Earth Terminals
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The speed controller shown above uses a single-phase 100/115 VAC power supply input.
Switch
Set the switch to “H” if the cable between the motor and speed controller is
less than 10 m (32.8 ft.) in length. Set it to “L” if the cable length exceeds
10 m (32.8 ft.).
This input functions as the Alarm-RESET
input when a speed controller protective
functions is activated.
This input is used to connect the lead wire
of the regeneration unit’s internal thermal
protector.
These are connected for speed control by
the external speed potentiometer or
external DC voltage.
When the protective function is activated,
this output is set to OFF and the motor
stops.
This output is used to monitor the motor
speed. Pulse signals at a rate of 12 pulses
per rotation of the motor output shaft.