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THYFREC-VT240S
V24-DN4
Speed Detection 4 Option PCB
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
NOTICE
1. Always read this manual and the "Meiden Speed Control Equipment VT240S Series Instruction Manual" before starting use. Store this manual in a safe place for reference. 2. Make sure that this manual is delivered to the final user.
MEIDENSHA CORPORATION
ST-3483 Oct. 2007
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Contents
Preface ......................................................................................................................................................... 2 1. 2. 3. Specifications ........................................................................................................................................ 2 Methods and precautions for mounting onto VT240S........................................................................... 2 Wiring example...................................................................................................................................... 7
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Preface
Thank you for purchasing the "Meiden AC variable speed device THYFREC-VT240S". This manual explains the speed detection 4 option PCB V24-DN4 mounted on the THYFREC-VT240S. Always read this manual and the THYFREC-VT240S Series Instruction Manual (Document NO. ST-3450) before using this PCB. After reading, keep this manual with the THYFREC-VT240S Series instruction manual where they can be easily accessed for reference. Make sure that this manual is delivered to the end user.
1. Specifications
1-1. Compatible encoder specifications
This V24-DN4 is a speed detection option PCB compatible with the Heidenhain encoder (ERN1387) which outputs sine wave voltage signals.
Item Supply voltage Interface Signal Supply current Maximum frequency 5VDC 0.25V Sine wave voltage signal A and B sine wave voltage signal 1Vpp (incremental signal) Zero point signal 0.5Vpp (reference mark signal) C and D sine wave voltage signal 1Vpp (absolute signal) 200mA 100kHz Specifications
Select sine wave signal (=4) with the encoder selection parameter (C51-0).
CAUTION
Risk of electric shock. Observe the following cautions. Wait at least 10 minutes after turning the power OFF. Confirm that all displays on the operation panel have turned OFF, and then remove the front cover. After removing the front cover, confirm that the CHARGE LED in the unit is turned OFF. Also confirm that the voltage between the L+1 or L+2 and L- terminals is 15V or less before starting wiring work. (If the unit is not provided with the L- terminal, check with the "CHARGE" LED.)
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Enlarged view
Mounting method 1. Insert the option PCB into the two jaws in the (1) direction. 2. Confirm that the PCB is mounted, and then press the PCB in the (2) (control PCB cover) direction. Fix with the option I fixing jaws. 3. Finally, confirm that the PCB is mounted correctly. V24-DN4 PCB shape
(3) Connect the wires to the option PCB. Use 0.75mm2 (3m or less) shielded twisted pair wire strands for the wire. Connect the shielded wire to the terminal TB2. (Note 1) If the inverter operates incorrectly when the shielded wire is connected to terminal TB2, disconnect the shielded wire from TB2, and connect the encoder side shielded wire to the encoder's grounding terminal. The state may be improved.
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To TB2
CAUTION
Since the sensor's faint signals are handled, keep this wire as far away from the inverter's input/output cable to prevent malfunctioning caused by noise.
(Note) This is indicated as the R phase with the Heidenhain encoder. When using the VT240S, input to the zero point signal Z phase.
No. 8 pin No. 14 pin
No. 8 pin from left on upper level No. 14 pin No. 1 pin from left on lower level No. 7 pin
No. 1 pin
No. 7 pin
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(Note 2) This PCB cannot be used where the encoder supply current (including signal supply current) exceeds 200mA. (Note 3) The 24-DN4 A, B, Z, C and D phase pulses are as shown below when the motor is rotating in the forward direction. The A, B, Z, C and D phases indicate the A, B, Z, C and D differential voltage in respect to A, B, Z, C and D. The A and B phase are output at a multi-cycle (i.e., 2048) in one motor rotation.
360
360
90
90
The sine wave is converted into a pulse. In the waveform which has been pulse-converted, the B phase is Low, the Z phase is High and the A phase rising edge is required.
The sine wave is converted into a pulse. In the waveform which has been pulse-converted, the B phase is Low, the Z phase is High and the A phase edge is required.
C and D complete one cycle per zero point signal pulse (One cycle in one motor rotation)
360
C 90
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With the VT240S, the counterclockwise rotation (CCW) looking from the motor shaft is defined as forward run, and clockwise rotation (CW) is defined as reverse run.
Forward run (CCW) Reverse run (CW)
Note) The definition for Heidenhain (ERN1387) is the opposite of VT240S, so set the encoder advance so that it is opposite (C50-2=2).
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3. Wiring example
Polyethylene insulated instrument cable Reference type KPEV-SCF (FURUKAWA ELECTRIC) 0.75mm2 (10m or less) Twisted, shielded strands
Option PCB
V24-DN4
TB1
Encoder
ERN1387
A+ A-9 [PA] -2 [PAN]
B+ B-
R+ R-
C+ C-
A/D Converter
D+ D-
5V 0V
Shield
TB2