Yakotec
Yakotec
AC Servo Drive
User Manual (Lite Version V1.0)
V1.
2019-03-12
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Content
Content ............................................................................................................................................. 1
Chapter 1: Selection of Servo System .............................................................................................. 2
1.1 Drive specifications ............................................................................................................ 2
1.2 Servo motors and drives model description ........................................................................ 3
1.3 Servo driver and servo motor matching .............................................................................. 4
1.4 Matching motor number ..................................................................................................... 5
1.5 Auxiliary cable ................................................................................................................... 5
1.6 Braking resistance specication ............................................................................................ 6
Chapter 2: Product Installation and Dimensions .............................................................................. 7
2.1 Servo drive dimensions....................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Servo drive installation ....................................................................................................... 7
Chapter 3: Servo Drive and Motor Connection ................................................................................ 8
3.1 System structure diagram ................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Main circuit......................................................................................................................... 9
3.2.1 Introduction of each part .......................................................................................... 9
3.3 Encoder interface ................................................................................................................ 9
3.4 Control signal ................................................................................................................... 11
3.4.1 Digital input and output signal ............................................................................... 14
3.4.2 Position command input signal .............................................................................. 17
3.5 Communication signals .................................................................................................... 19
Mini USB communication CN5 ..................................................................................... 19
Chapter 4: Operation and Adjustment ............................................................................................ 20
4.1 Panel operator description ................................................................................................ 20
4.1.1 Interface introduction............................................................................................. 20
4.1.2 Parameter setting and display ................................................................................ 21
4.1.3 Monitorable parameter list ..................................................................................... 22
4.2 Operating mode instructions ............................................................................................. 23
4.2.1 Position mode ........................................................................................................ 23
Chapter 5: Auxiliary Functions ...................................................................................................... 27
5.1 JOG run ............................................................................................................................ 27
5.2 Alarm reset ....................................................................................................................... 28
5.3 Parameter initialization ..................................................................................................... 29
5.4 Digital signal forced input and output function ................................................................ 30
5.5 Offline inertia identification ............................................................................................. 32
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................ 35
6.1 Fault diagnosis and treatment ........................................................................................... 35
6.1.1 Non-resettable NO.1 fault ...................................................................................... 36
6.1.2 Resettable NO.1 fault ............................................................................................. 36
6.1.3 Resettable NO.2 fault ............................................................................................. 37
6.2 Reasons for warning and treatment .................................................................................. 37
Chapter 7: Parameter List ............................................................................................................... 39
P00 group: basic control parameters ............................................................................... 40
P01 group: servo motor parameters ................................................................................ 42
P02 group: digital terminal input and output parameters ................................................ 42
P04 group: position control parameters .......................................................................... 46
P05 group: speed control parameters .............................................................................. 47
P06 group: torque control parameters ............................................................................. 48
P07 group: gain parameter .............................................................................................. 50
P09 group: failure and protection ................................................................................... 52
P11 group: auxiliary function parameters ....................................................................... 53
P12 group: keyboard display parameters ........................................................................ 54
P13 group: multi-segment position ................................................................................. 54
P14 group Multi-speed command ................................................................................... 59
P16 group: special function parameters .......................................................................... 65
P18 group: display parameters ........................................................................................ 67
DIDO assignment basic function definition.................................................................... 69
Appendix A: Error Code Table....................................................................................................... 71
Appendix B: Version Change Record ............................................................................................ 73
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ASMJ-08-0830B-U*** 8
ASMJ-09-0830B-U*** 12
ASMJ-08-1025B-U*** 101
ASMJ-09-1025B-U*** 115
ASMJ-11-1830B-U*** 108
ASM 220V
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ASMJ-11-1530B-U*** 103
ASMJ-13-1025B-U*** 104
ASMJ-13-1525B-U*** 105
ASMJ-13-2025B-U*** 109
ASMJ-13-2625B-U*** 110
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The names, functions and specifications of each part of the drive are as follows.
Table 3--11 Servo drive main circuit terminal name and function
No. Name Description
L1C, L2C
1 AC control circuit power Input control circuit power according to specifications
pecifications
terminal
R, S, T
2 Input main circuit power according to specifications
AC main power terminal
P⊕, D, C The default wiring is P⊕ connected with D. When using an external
3 External regenerative regenerative resistor, disconnect P⊕ and D first,, and connect an
resistor terminal external regenerative resistor between P⊕ and C.
U, V, W, PE
4 Connect servo motor three-phase and ground wire
Motor power cable terminal
5 USB communication port Connect to the PC via Mini USB to monitor, run tests, change
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The functions, names and specifications of each part of the main circuit are as follows:
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PZO- 24
PZ-
44 Home pulse collector open output
OUT
GND 29 Home pulse collector open circuit output signal ground ; differential signal ground
+5V 15
Internal 5 V supply with a maximum output current 200 mA
GND 29
PE Shell
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2)Digital
Digital output circuit
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Resistance R1 select formula:
: = 10mA
R1 recommended values
VCC voltage R1 resistance R1 power
24V 2.4KΩ 0.5W
12V 1.5KΩ 0.5W
5V 200Ω 0.5W
Through CN5, communication between PC and driver can be established, and implement
operations such as drive status monitoring, test operation, and parameter reading and writing.
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Note: When an alarm occurs, please eliminate the cause of the alarm before reset.
3) Servo drive status display
The running status of the servo drive is displayed by the display characters of 5 digit LED tubes,
which are shown in the following
ing table:
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When the desired group number is set, press the SET button to enter the setting status of the
parameter number in the group. “Pxx.x
“Pxx.xx”, also called “level 1 menu”, is displayed at this time,. After
the function code number is confirmed
confirmed,, press the SET button to enter the parameter setting state, also
called “Level 2 menu”. If the parameter can be modified, the lowest bit will flash, the
then press / /
to modify,
odify, as shown below:
When the SET button is pressed after modification, the word “done” will be displayed. If the
modified value is not changed, the word “done” will not be displayed. Press the MODE button to exit
status monitoring mode
de and enter parameter mode for parameter viewing and modification.
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In YAKO servo system, the display is performed by a method of displaying 4 digits by 3 pages. At
this time, there is a flashing “—“ segment in the leftmost character of each screen, which is used
to indicate the screen number of the current character.
For example, if the parameter value to be displayed is -10501080.10,
10501080.10, it will be divided into three
pages as [-10]
10] [5010] [80.10] to show in the screen. And
nd change pages by press . As shown
below:
When using the SHIFT button to shift, it will automatically switch to the corresponding display
segment. For example, suppose the current flashing bit is thousand. When using SHIFT, it will
automatically switch
itch to the middle four digit display, and the 10,000 digit (that is, the rightmost digit of
this segment) will flash. Press / at this time, the increase or decrease is 10000. For the
parameters that can be modified, the corresponding modifications can be made by shifting. If it is a
read-only
only parameter, you can only use the long press key to scroll through the page.
The monitor display is a function for displaying the command value set in the servo driver, the state of
the input/output signal, and the internal state of the servo driver. The monitor display function code
table is as follows.
Note: DI/DO terminal status display method
1. A digital tube displays two DI/DO
DI/DO, the short “|” in high position corresponding to high level
l and
low position “|” corresponding to low level. All indications correspond to the physical DI/DO.
2. The status of DIDO is represented by 8 status bits. Currently, the standard DI is 8 channels and
DO is 5 channels. The figure below shows the status of the DI input terminal.
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INHIBIT input
Pulse input inhibit function
PERR_CLR input
Position deviation clear function
Pulse divider output
COIN output
Positioning completed
P04-23Positioning
completion output
P04-24 Positioning width
Position mode is a common working mode of the servo drive. The main steps are as follows:
1. Connect the power supply of the servo main circuit and control circuit correctly, as well as the motor
power line and encoder line. After the power is turned on, the servo panel displays “rdy”, indicating
that the servo power supply is correctly wired and the motor encoder is wired correctly.
2. Perform a servo JOG test run by pressing the button to confirm that the motor can run normally.
3. Refer to the wiring instructions to connect the pulse/direction input and pulse command input in the
CN1 terminal and the necessary DI/DO signals, such as servo enable, positioning completion, etc.
4. Make settings related to the position mode. Set the DI/DO according to actual application. The
function code refers to P02 group. In addition, if necessary, you need to set the functions such as
return-to-origin and frequency division output. For details, see the product manual.
5. Enable the servo and control the servo motor rotation by sending a position command from the host
computer. First, let the motor rotate at a low speed, to confirm whether the rotation direction and the
electronic gear ratio are normal, and then adjust gain setting. Please refer to the debugging procedure in
Section 4.4.
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Note:
1. The signal cable and the power cable must be separated, at least 30cm apart;
2. When the signal cable length is not enough, to extend the cable, the shield layer must be reliably
connected to ensure shielding and grounding.
reliable;
3, +5V with GND as a reference, +24V with COM- as a reference. Do not exceed the maximum
allowable current, otherwise the drive can not work properly.
3. The encoder frequency devided output signal is fixed to 1:1.
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By setting the DI function FunIN.24, you can use DI to control the direction switching of the
position command to satisfy the situation where the direction needs to be switched.
Code Name Function name Setting range Remark
Position The logical selection of the relevant
Invalid: No switch
FunIN.24 POS_DIR command terminal is recommended to be:
Effective: Switch
direction Edge valid
Set function code P04-21, select the type of external pulse command, including "direction + pulse
(positive and negative logic)" and "orthogonal pulse".
Function Min Factory Effecti Related
Name Setting range setting ve time
Type mode
code unit
0-direction + pulse, positive
logic. (Defaults)
1-direction + pulse, negative Setting
logic Re- after
P04 21 Pulse shape 1 0 motor
P
2-A phase + B phase orthogonal power
stop
pulse, positive logic
3-A phase + B phase orthogonal
pulse, negative logic
The principle of the three pulse command type is as follows:
Pulse command type principle
Pulse
P04-21 Polarity command Forward running Backward running
type
PULS
Positive
0
logic SIGN
Positive PULS
2
logic
SIGN
PULS
Negative
1 logic
SIGN
Negative PULS
3 logic
SIGN
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Set the electronic gear ratio according to the actual situation of the machine and the host computer.
Factor
Function Min Related
Name Setting range y Effective time Type mode
code unit setting
P04 07 gear ratio numerator 1 1~1073741824 1 4 Immediately P
gear ratio denominator Set
P04 09 1
1~1073741824 1 1 Immediately when P
P04 11 gear ratio numerator 2 1~1073741824 1 4 Immediately motor is P
gear ratio denominator running
P04 13 1
1~1073741824 1 1 Immediately P
The schematic diagram of the electronic gear ratio is as follows:
a ) When P04-05=0, the motor and the load are connected through the reduction gear.
Assuming that the reduction ratio of the motor shaft to the load machine side is n/m (motor rotate
m round, load shaft rotate n round), the calculation of the electronic gear ratio is as follows :
This model drive supports up to 2 sets of electronic gear ratios, and the gear ratio selection can be
completed by using the electronic gear ratio switching function FunIN.23.
b) When P04-05≠0:
At this time, the two sets of electronic gear ratio and electronic gear switching function are invalid.
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SET
SET
Change JOG speed
by /
SET
Chnange motor
direction by /
Complete
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SET
SET
Complete
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SET
1—Parameter initialization
2—Clear the fault record
SET
SET
Complete
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The servo drive has DI/DO force input and output function. The forced DI input can be used to
test driver DI function, and the forced DO output can be used to check the DO signal connection
between the host computer and the driver. When using digital signals force input and output functions,
the logic of physical DI and virtual DI is given by forced input.
When this function is turned on, each DI signal level is only controlled by the forced input (P11-11)
setting, not related to external DI signal status.
a) Method of operation
Among them, P11-11 is used to forcibly set the DI level, and the panel is displayed in
hexadecimal. After converting to binary, “1” indicates high level and “0” indicates low level.
The DI terminal logic selection is set by the P02 group parameter. P18-21 is used to monitor the
status of the DI terminal. The panel displays the level. The P18-21 read by the background software is a
decimal number.
For example:
The setting method of “DI1 terminal is valid, and DI2~DI8 terminal is invalid” is as follows: (9 DI
terminal logics are “low active”)
Since "1" indicates a high level and "0" indicates a low level, the corresponding binary is
"111111110", which corresponds to the hexadecimal number "1FE", so
Set the "P11-11" parameter value to "1FE" via the panel.
P11-21 monitor DI level status:
If the DI function is not faulty, the display value of P11-11 is always the same as P18-21.
Therefore, the DI1 terminal is low on the panel and the DI2~DI8 terminals are high.
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a) a) Method of operation
Among them, P11-12 is used to force set whether the DO function is valid. The panel is displayed
in hexadecimal. After converting to binary, “0” means the DO function is invalid, “1” means the DO
function is valid, P18-23 It is used to monitor the DO level status, the level is displayed on the panel,
and P18-23 is a decimal number.
For example: "DO1 terminal is invalid, and DO2~DO5 terminal is valid" is set as follows:
Because "1" indicates the DO function is valid, and "0" indicates that the DO function is invalid, the
corresponding binary is "11110", corresponding to the hexadecimal number "1E", so the parameter
value of "P11-12" can be set through the panel. It is "1E". Set the "P11-12" parameter value to "1E" via
the panel.
P11-23 monitor DO level status:
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The DO signal forced input function does not save to memory, After re-power, it will restored to
normal DO. Or it can be switched back to normal DI mode by setting P11-10=0.
Note:
When using the inertia identification function, in order to accurately calculate the load inertia ratio, the
following conditions must be met:
• The actual motor maximum speed is higher than 200rpm;
• When motor accelerates and decelerates, the acceleration is above 3000 rpm/s;
• The load torque is relatively stable and cannot be changed drastically;
• The actual load inertia ratio does not exceed 120:1;
If the actual load inertia ratio is large and the driver gain is low, the motor will be slow, and the
maximum motor speed requirement and acceleration requirement cannot be reached. At this time,
increase the speed loop gain (P07.01) first, then performe inertia identification again.
If vibration occurs during the identification process, the inertia identification should be stopped
immediately and the gain should be reduced. In addition, the large backlash of the transmission
mechanism may cause the inertia identification to fail. Before performing offline inertia identification,
first confirm the following:
1) The motor's movable distance should meet the following 2 requirements
a) There is a movable distance of more than one round between the mechanical limit switches:
Before performing offline inertia identification, please make sure that the limit switch is installed on
the machine and ensure that the motor has a movable distance more than one round. Prevent overtravel
in the process of inertia identification that may causing accidents!
b ) Meet P08.24 (Number of motor rotation rounds required to complete single inertia
identification) requirements: check the current inertia identification maximum speed (P08.20),
accelerate time to maximum speed during inertia identification (P08.21), and the number of motor
rotation rounds to complete inertia identification (P08.24), ensures that the motor's runnable distance at
this stop position is longer than the P08.24 display value. Otherwise, the P08.20 or P08.21 setting value
should be appropriately reduced until this requirement is met.
2) Estimated load inertia ratio P00.05
If P00.05 is the default value (1.00) and the actual load inertia ratio is greater than 30.00, the
motor may move slow, causing the identification failure. In this case, the following two solution can be
taken:
a) Preset P00.05 to a large initial value: the preset value is recommended to start with 5.00 times,
and gradually increase until the panel display value is updated during the identification process.
b) Increase the drive rigidity level (P00.04) appropriately so that the actual motor speed can reach
the maximum speed of inertia identification (P08.20).
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Offline inertia identification is divided into two modes: positive and negative triangle wave mode and
JOG mode. The command of the two modes are different.
Max.
P08.20 P08.20
speed
Accel./
Decel. P08.21 P08.21
time
Intervals P08.22 Time interval between two key presses operate
Round
for Check P08.24 Control manually
rotate
Press and hold the UP button: the motor rotates
forward first and then backforward Press UP: motor forward
Operate Press and hold the DOWN button: the motor Press DOWN key: motor backforward
Descript. rotates backforward first and then rotates forward. Release the button: zero speed stop, keep the
Release the button: zero speed stop, keep the position locked
position locked
For Short motor travel application Long motor travel application that can control manually
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Chapter 6: Troubleshooting
Among them, resettable indicates that after fault handled, we can clear the servo fault status by set P11-
01 to 1 or configure DI function FunIN.2: ALM-RST alarm resets.
Non-resettable means that after the fault is handled, drive needs to be re-powered
.
The NO.1 and NO.2 faults have different stop modes. The NO.1 fault is free to stop and keeps running
freely. The NO.2 fault stop mode is set by P00-12.
NO.1, NO.2 reset method for resetable fault: first turn off the servo enable signal (S-ON is set to OFF),
then set P11-01=1 or use DI function 2.
When the servo drive fails, the fault "Er.xxx" appears on LED display.
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Whether
Fault Stop method
the fault
number Fault name Cause of fault when fault
can be
Er_ occurs
reset
System parameter Abnormal data of servo internal
1 No.1 No
exception parameters
Product model
2 Invalid motor or drive model No.1 No
selection failure
Motor data Motor ROM data check error or no
3 No.1 No
verification failure data
1. parameter storage device failure
2. parameters read and write too
Fault in parameter
4 frequently No.1 No
storage
3. control power supply instability
4. drive failure
1. system parameter abnormal
6 Program exception No.1 No
2. drive internal failure
Control power Control circuit power supply
7 No.1 No
supply undervoltage undervoltage
1. drive or motor parameters are
incorrect;
Short circuit to 2. UVW phase-to-phase short
8 ground failure circuit; NO.1 No
detected 3. motor burned out;
4. motor is shorted to ground;
5. drive failure;
1 The drive or motor parameters are
incorrect;
2 UVW phase-to-phase short
9 Overcurrent fault circuit; NO.1 No
3 the motor burned out;
4 The motor is shorted to ground;
5 drive failure;
Encoder
11 Encoder disconnection No.1 No
disconnection
Encoder AB signal
12 Encoder AB signal is abnormal No.1 No
abnormal
Encoder check
13 Encoder zero point check exception No.1 No
exception
Motor initial angle Motor initial angle detection is
14 No.1 No
detection abnormal abnormal
1 Motor UVW phase sequence
setting error
15 Motor out of control 2 UVW wiring error No.1 No
3 Initial position or encoder
parameter setting error
Current sampling
16 Current sampling fault No.1 No
fault
Whether
Fault Stop method
the fault
number Fault name Cause of fault when fault
can be
Er_ occurs
reset
The main circuit DC voltage
20 Overvoltage No.1 Yes
abnormally high
21 Undervoltage Main circuit DC voltage low No.1 Yes
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Whether
Fault Stop method
the fault
number Fault name Cause of fault when fault
can be
Er_ occurs
reset
1. Speed command exceeds the
maximum speed value
2. UVW phase sequence error
22 Overspeed No.1 Yes
3. Speed response too high,
severely exceed adjustment range
4. Drive failure
DI terminal
Different DI are assigned with same
27 parameter setting No.1 Yes
function repeatedly;
fault
DO terminal
Different DO are assigned with
28 parameter setting No.1 Yes
same output
fault
Reference position
30 Reference position failure No.1 Yes
failure
Whether
Fault Stop method
the fault
number Fault name Cause of fault when fault
can be
Er_ occurs
reset
In the servo ON state, the position
Position deviation
43 deviation exceeds the position No.2 Yes
is too large
deviation value (P09.09)
When lack power input phase, the
protection selects parameter P09-
00=0 (enable fault, disable warning)
or P09-00=1 (enable fault and
Main circuit input
44 warning): No.2 Yes
phase lack
1. Three-phase input line is poorly
connected
2. Three-phase drive operates under
single-phase power
The load operation exceeds the
inverse time curve of the drive;
46 Drive overload The UVW output may be lack of No.2 Yes
phase or phase sequence connected
incorrectly;
The load operation exceeds the
inverse time curve of the motor;
47 Motor overload The UVW output may be lack of N0.2 Yes
phase or phase sequence connected
incorrectly;
Electronic gear Electronic gear ratio exceeds
49 No.2 Yes
setting error specification range [0.001, 4000]
Heat sink (fan) Servo unit heat sink (fan) exceeds
50 No.2 Yes
overheating the set fault value
Fault
Warning name Cause of fault
number Er_
Warning when 80% of the drive overload limit value is
81 Drive overload warning
reached
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Fault
Warning name Cause of fault
number Er_
The warning before the motor is about to fail, the warning
82 Motor overload warning
value is determined by P09_05
Changed parameters need
83 to be re-powered to take Changed parameters that need to be re-powered
effect
Forward overtravel
86 Positive overtravel switch Pot terminal is valid
warning
Negative overtravel
87 Negative overtravel switch Not terminal is valid
warning
External regenerative
90 External regenerative resistor power is too small
resistor overload
The external regenerative resistor is less than the minimum
External regenerative
91 requirement by the driver;
resistor is too small
Or parameter setting error
94 DI emergency brake External emergency brake E_STOP terminal trigger
1. Home switch failure
96 Homing timeout 2. Time limit to find home is too short
3. The high speed for searching home signal is too small
1 When the home return mode parameter P16-09=6 or P16-
09=8 or P16-09=14, the mechanical home offset parameter
Mechanical home point P16-14 is set to a value greater than 0.
97
offset error 2 When the home return mode parameter P16-09=7 or P16-
09=9 or P16-09=15, the mechanical home offset parameter
P16-14 is set to less than 0.
When the power input lack phase protection selects
parameter P09-00=1 (enable fault and warning), the driver
Main circuit input lack
98 with rated power of 0.8kW, 1.0kW, 1.5kW, 3.0kW will
phase
report a warning when the main circuit input voltage is
single-phase. .
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Note: The above parameters are not completely listed. For more parameters, please refer to the detailed
manual.
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0- Clear position
deviation pulse
when fault occurs
or servo OFF
1- Clear the Settin
Effective
Position deviation g after
P04 22
clear function
position deviation 1 0 immediate
motor
P
pulse only when a ly
stop
fault occurs
2- Cleared by DI
input function
(PERR-CLR)
0-Output when the
absolute position
deviation value is
smaller than
positioning
completion range
1- Output when the
absolute position
deviation value is
smaller than
positioning Settin
Effective
Positioning complete g after
P04 23
(COIN) output
completion range 1 0 immediate
motor
P
and the filtered ly
stop
position command
is 0
2- Output when the
absolute position
deviation value is
smaller than
positioning
completion range
and position
command is 0
Settin
Effective
Positioning g after
P04 24 1P~65535P 1P 7P immediate P
completion range motor
ly
stop
Settin
Effective
Positioning close g after
P04 25 1P~65535P 1P 65535P immediate P
range motor
ly
stop
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0-main speed
command A source Settin
Speed command 1-auxiliary speed Effective g after
P05 02 1 0 S
selection command B source immediately motor
2-A+B stop
3-A/B switching
Set
Speed command -9000rpm ~ Effective when
P05 03 1rpm 200rpm S
keyboard setting 9000rpm immediately runnin
g
Set
Effective when
P05 04 Jog speed setting 0rpm~9000rpm 1rpm 200rpm S
immediately runnin
g
Reser
Speed command Effective ved
P05 05 0ms-10000ms 1ms 0ms S
acceleration time immediately param
eter
Reser
Speed command Effective ved
P05 06 0ms-10000ms 1ms 0ms S
deceleration time immediately param
eter
Set
9000rp Effective when
P05 08 Forward speed limit 0rpm-9000rpm 1rpm S
m immediately runnin
g
Set
9000rp Effective when
P05 09 Backward speed limit 0rpm-9000rpm 1rpm S
m immediately runnin
g
Set
Fixed speed for 0V Effective when
P05 15 0rpm~6000rpm 1rpm 10rpm S
input setting immediately runnin
g
Set
Speed threshold of
Effective when
P05 16 motor running signal 0rpm~1000rpm 1rpm 20rpm PS
immediately runnin
output
g
Set
Speed uniform signal Effective when
P05 17 0rpm~100rpm 1rpm 10rpm PS
width immediately runnin
g
Set
Speed reaches the 1000rp Effective when
P05 18 0rpm~6000rpm 1rpm PST
specified value m immediately runnin
g
Reser
Speed reaches the Effective ved
P05 19 0rpm~100rpm 1rpm 10rpm PST
specified value width immediately param
eter
Set
Zero speed judgment when
P05 20 0rpm~6000rpm 1rpm 10rpm N/A PST
threshold runnin
g
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0-no operation
1-Restore factory Settin
Effective
System initialization setting (except P1 and g after
P11 09 1 0 immediate PST
function P17 parameters) ly
motor
2- Clear the fault stop
record
0-no operation Set
Effective
DIDO forced input 1- forced DI enable when
P11 10 1 0 immediate PST
and output enable 2-forced DO enable runnin
ly
3-forced DIDO enabled g
Set
Effective
when
P11 11 Set DI forced input 0-0x01FF 1 0x01FF immediate PST
runnin
ly
g
Set
Effective
Set DO forced when
P11 12 0-0x001F 1 0 immediate PST
output runnin
ly
g
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Error method Fault
number Error Name Cause of Error when reseta
Er_ error ble
occurs
System parameter The data of the servo internal parameters is
1 No.1 No
exception abnormal.
Product model selection
2 Invalid motor model or drive model No.1 No
failure
Motor data verification
3 Motor ROM data check error or no data No.1 No
failure
1 parameter storage device failure
2 parameters read and write too frequently
4 Fault in parameter storage No.1 No
3 control power supply instability
4 drive failure
1 system parameter abnormal
6 Program exception No.1 No
2 drive internal failure
Control circuit
7 Control circuit undervoltage No.1 No
undervoltage
Encoder AB signal is
12 Encoder AB signal is abnormal No.1 No
abnormal
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Error method Fault
number Error Name Cause of Error when reseta
Er_ error ble
occurs
Motor initial angle
14 Motor initial angle detection abnormal No.1 No
detection abnormal
1 motor UVW phase sequence setting error
2 UVW wiring error
15 Motor out of control No.1 No
3 Initial position or encoder parameter setting
error
16 Current sampling fault Current sampling fault No.1 No
20 Overvoltage Main circuit DC voltage is abnormally high No.1 Yes
21 Undervoltage Main circuit DC voltage low fault No.1 Yes
1 speed command exceeds the maximum
speed set value
22 Overspeed 2 UVW phase sequence error No.1 Yes
3 speed response severely exceeded limit
4 drive failure
DI terminal parameter Different DI are assigned the same function
27 No.1 Yes
setting fault repeatedly;
Warning
code Warning name Warning reason
EE_
81 Drive overload warning Failure when 80% of the drive overload fault value is reached
The warning before the motor is about to fail, the warning value is
82 Motor overload warning
determined by P09_05
Changed parameters need
83 to be re-powered to take Changed parameters that need to be re-powered
effect
Forward overtravel
86 Forward overtravel switch Pot terminal is valid
warning
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87 Backward overtravel switch Not terminal is valid
warning
External regenerative
90 External regenerative resistor power is too small
resistor overload
The external regenerative resistance is less than the minimum
External regenerative
91 required by the driver;
resistor is too small
Or parameter setting error
94 DI emergency brake External emergency brake E_STOP terminal trigger
1 home switch failure
96 Homing timeout 2 time limit to find the origin is too short
3 the high speed of searching home switch signal is too small
1 When the home return mode parameter P16-09=6 or P16-09=8 or
P16-09=14, the mechanical home offset parameter P16-14 is set to
Mechanical home offset a value greater than 0.
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error 2 When the home return mode parameter P16-09=7 or P16-09=9 or
P16-09=15, the mechanical home offset parameter P16-14 is set to
less than 0.
When the power input lack phase protection selects parameter P09-
Main circuit input lack 00=1 (enable fault and warning), the driver with rated power of
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circuit input voltage is single-phase.
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