Sanmotion

M0007307C
DC SERVO SYSTEMS
TYPE
Analog / Pulse Input Type

For Rotary Motor
Instruction Manual
PREFACE
Since this product does not correspond to the strategic materials specified in the Foreign
Exchange and Foreign Trade Law, it is unnecessary to apply to the Ministry of International Trade
and Industry to export the product. However, since customs may require explanations for
non-correspondence, we will send you documents for it on request.
When this product is combined with other machines, be sure to follow their
corresponding/non-corresponding judgments.
This instruction manual explains functions, wiring, installation, driving, maintenance, and
specifications etc. for the DC servo amplifier "T" series/type S.
The functions and efficiency of the DC servo amplifier "T" series/type S and AC servo
amplifier "R" series/type S are unchanged and are compatible with the DC motor. Compared
with the previous DC servo amplifier "DA" series, this has more functions, higher efficiency,
and a higher cost performance and is compatible with a wider range of applications than
previously.
Notes regarding the instruction manual
Please read this entire instruction manual before use to get the best from the functions of the
DC servo amplifier "T" series/type S and use it correctly.
After reading the instruction manual, keep it in a handy place where it can be referred to easily
if needed.
Contact the nearest office or headquarters as described on the back of this paper if this
manual is incomplete, it is lost, it has stains, it has incorrect numbering, it has missing pages,
etc.
Make sure you follow all instructions regarding safety in this manual. Note that we cannot
guarantee safety if this product is not used correctly or if this product is not used in the way
described in this manual.
The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice due to future product
upgrades and additions. Regarding changes, this manual will be revised accordingly.
There are times when parts of the figure may be omitted or may be an abstraction.
Whilst we strive for perfection in the contents of this manual, please contact our nearest office
or headquarters as described on the back of this paper if you notice anything unusual, any
mistakes, or any omissions etc.
[Safety Precautions]
This chapter is a summary of the safety precautions regarding the use of the TS1-series type-S amplifier.
Please read this entire manual carefully prior to installing, operating, performing maintenance or inspecting this
device to ensure proper use.
Use this device only after learning about its operation, safety information, and the precautions related to its
use. After reading the User Manual, keep it in a location where it is always available to the user for easy
reference.
The TS1-series servo amplifiers and servo motors were designed for use with general industrial equipment. The
following instructions should be followed:
Read the User Manual carefully before any installation or assembly work to ensure proper use.
Do not perform any retrofitting or modification of the product.
Consult with your sale representatives or a trained professional technician regarding the
installation and maintenance of these devices.
Special consideration, such as redundant services or an emergency generator, is required when
operating, maintaining and controlling devices in certain applications related to human safety or
public functions. Contact your distributor or sales office if you intend to use these devices in
applications such as;
In medical instruments or systems used for life support;
With control systems for trains or elevators, the failure of which could cause bodily injury;
In computer systems of social or public importance;
In other equipment or systems related to human safety or public infrastructure.
Additionally, please contact your distributor or sales office if the device is to be used in an
environment where vibration is present, such as in-vehicle or transport applications.
Safety Precautions
[Make sure to follow.]
This documentation uses the following annotation. Make sure to strictly follow these safety precautions.
Safety Precautions and symbols
Safety Precautions
Danger
Symbols
Denotes immediate hazards that will probably cause

severe bodily injury or death as a result of incorrect operation.
Danger
/Injury
Electric shock
Caution
Caution
Denotes hazards that could cause bodily injury

and product or property damage as a result of incorrect operation.
Even those hazards denoted by this symbol could lead to a serious
accident.
Fire
Burn
Prohibited
Prohibited
Indicates actions that must not be allowed to occur prohibited actions.
Mandatory
Indicates actions that must be carried out (mandatory actions).
Disassembly
prohibited
Mandatory
Danger
Do not touch the inside of the Amplifier and
Power Unit.
Do not use this device in explosive

environment.
Electric shock could otherwise

result.
Injury or fire could otherwise result.
Only technically qualified personnel

should transport, install, wire, operate, or
perform maintenance and inspection on this
device.
Do not perform any wiring, maintenance or

inspection while the POWER is ON.
After switching the power off, wait at least 5
minutes before performing these tasks.
Electric shock, injury or fire could

otherwise result.
Electric shock could otherwise result.
Do not damage the cable, do not apply

unreasonable stress to it, do not place heavy
items on it, and do not insert it in between
objects.
The protective ground terminal ( )

should always be grounded to the control box
or equipment. The ground terminal of the
motor should always be connected to the
protective ground
terminal ( ) of the Amplifier.
Safety Precautions
Do not touch the rotating part of the motor

during operation.
Wiring should be done based on the

wiring diagram or the user manual.
Bodily injury could otherwise result.
Electric shock or fire could otherwise

result.
Do not touch or get close to the terminal and Do not unplug the terminal and the connector
the connector while the device is powered up. while the device is powered up.
Caution
Please read the User Manual carefully before Do not use the Amplifier, the Power Unit or the
installation, operation, maintenance or motor outside their specifications.
inspection, and perform these tasks according
to the instructions.
Electric shock, injury or damage to
the device could otherwise result.
otherwise result.
Do not use a defective, damaged or burnt Use the Amplifier and motor together in the
specified combination.
amplifier, or Power Unit or motor.
Fire or damage to the device could
otherwise result.
Be careful of the high temperatures generated Open the box only after checking its top and
bottom location.
by the Amplifier/motor and the peripherals.
Burn could otherwise result.
Safety Precautions
Caution
Verify that the products correspond to the Please do not apply static electricity, the high
order sheet/packing list. If the wrong product is voltage, etc. to the cable for encoders of
installed, injury or damage could result.
motor.
Injury or damage could result.
Damage to the device could

otherwise result.
Do not measure the insulation resistance and Wiring should follow electric equipment
technical standards and indoor wiring
the pressure resistance.
regulations.
An electrical short or fire could
otherwise result.

otherwise result.
Wiring connections must be secure.
Motor interruption or bodily injury

could otherwise result.
Do not place heavy objects on the device or Do not obstruct the air intake and exhaust
vents, and keep them free of debris and
stand on top of it.
foreign matter.
Fire could otherwise result.
Bodily injury could otherwise result..
Consult the User Manual regarding the

required distance between the Amplifier, and
sequence of the control panel interior in the
Fire or damage to the device could Power Unit.
otherwise result.
otherwise result.
Make sure the mounting orientation is correct.
Do not subject the device to excessive shock Secure the device against falling, overturning,
or shifting inadvertently during installation.
or vibration.
Use the hardware supplied with the
motor (if applicable).

otherwise result.
Do not expose the device to water, corrosive Install the device on a metal or other
non-flammable support.
or flammable gases, or any flammable
material.
Fire could otherwise result.

otherwise result.
3
Safety Precautions
Caution
Do not touch the radiation fin of the Amplifier,
the regenerative resistor, or the motor while
the device is powered up, or immediately after
switching the power off, as these parts
generate excessive heat.
There is no safeguard on the motor. Use an

over-voltage safeguard, short-circuit breaker,
overheating safeguard, and emergency stop
to ensure safe operation.
In the case of any irregular operation, stop the Do not perform extensive adjustments to the
device as they may result in unstable
device immediately.
operation.
otherwise result.
Trial runs should be performed with the motor The Holding brake is not to be used as a
in a fixed position, separated from the safety stop for the mechanism. Install a safety
stop device on the mechanism.
mechanism. After verifying successful
operation, install the motor on the mechanism.
In the case of an alarm, first remove the cause Verify that input power supply voltage is in a
of the alarm, and then verify safety. Next, reset specification range.
the alarm and restart the device.
otherwise result
It is recommended to replace the electrolytic

capacitors in the Amplifier and the Power Unit
after 5 years, if used at an average temperature
of 40C year round.
Avoid getting close to the device, as a

momentary power outage could cause it to
suddenly restart (although it is designed to be
safe even in the case of a sudden restart).

otherwise result.
Be careful during maintenance and inspection,

as the body of the Amplifier becomes hot.
Safety Precautions
Caution
Please contact your distributor or sales office if Make sure the device does not fall, overturn,
or move inadvertently during transportation.
repairs are necessary.
Disassembly could render the device
inoperative.

otherwise result.
If the Amplifier, Power Unit or the motor is no

longer in use, it should be discarded as
industrial waste.
Do not hold the device by the cables or the

shaft while handling it.
Damage to the device or bodily injury

Prohibited
The built-in brake is intended to secure the
motor; do not use it for regular control.
Damage to the brake could otherwise result.
Do not store the device where it could be

exposed to rain, water, toxic gases or other
liquids.

otherwise result.

otherwise result.
Do not remove the nameplate cover attached

to the device.
Do not overhaul the device.

Fire or electric shock could otherwise
result.
Safety Precautions
Mandatory
Store the device where it is not exposed to
direct sunlight, and within the specified
temperature and humidity ranges {20C to
65Cbelow 90% RH (non-condensing)}.
Please contact our office if the Amplifier and

the Power Unit is to be stored for a period of
3 years or longer.
The capacity of the electrolytic capacitors
decreases during long-term storage, and
could cause damage to the device.
otherwise result.
Operate within the specified temperature and

humidity range.
Install an external emergency stop circuit and

enable it to stop the device and cut off the
power supply immediately. Install an external
protective circuit to the Amplifier to cut off the
power from the main circuit in the case of an
alarm. Motor interruption, bodily injury,
burnout, fire and secondary damages could
otherwise result.
Amplifier and Power Unit:

Temperature 0C to 55C,
Humidity below 90% RH (non-condensing)
Motor: Temperature 0C to 40C,
Humidity below 90% RH (non-condensing)
Burnout or damage to the device
The motor angling bolts are used for

transporting the motor itself.
Do not use them for transporting the
machinery.
Follow the directions written on the outside

box. Excess stacking could result in collapse.

Damage to the device or bodily
injury could otherwise result.
[Table of Contents]
Chapters 1 [Prior to use]
Chapters 5 [Description of parameters]
Product Verification 1-1
Parameter List 5-1
Servo Motor Model Number 1-2
Parameter Setting ValueGroup 0Group 1 5-6
Servo Amplifier Model Number 1-3
Parameter Setting ValueGroup 2 5-8
Power Unit Model Number 1-5
Part names 1-5

Chapters 2 [Installation]
Servo Amplifier / Power Unit 2-1
Mounting Direction and Location 2-3
Parameter Setting ValueGroup A 5-20
Arrangement within the Control Panel 2-3
Parameter Setting ValueGroup B 5-23
Servo Motor 2-4
Parameter Setting ValueGroup C 5-26
Mounting method 2-4
System Parameter Setting Value 5-28
Waterproofing and Dust Proofing 2-5
Parameters Compatible with DA Series 5-30
Protective Cover Installation 2-5

Gear Installation 2-6
Chapters 6 [Operations]
Integration with the Target Machinery 2-6
Procedures Before Driving 6-1
Allowable Bearing Load 2-8
Confirmation of Installation and Wiring 6-2
Cable installation considerations 2-8
Confirmation and change of specifications 6-3

JOG Driving 6-6
Chapters 3 [Wiring]
I/O signal confirmation 6-7
Packaged Wiring Diagram 3-1
Confirmation of machines operation function 6-8
Wiring example of a safety circuit 3-1
Driving 6-8
Wiring of Servo Amplifier 3-2
Operation Sequence 6-9
Wiring of CN1(Input and output signal with the Controller) 3-2

Wiring of CN2(encoder signal) 3-7
Chapters 7 [Adjustment / Functions]
Wiring of CN3(Power supply input) 3-8
Servo Gain Tuning 7-1
Wiring of CN4(Power line of a Servo Motor) 3-8
Functions of Group 8 7-8
Wiring of CN5(Communication with a PC) 3-9
Functions of Group 97-21
Wiring of CN6(Analog monitor output) 3-9
Functions of Group B 7-27
Wiring of CN7(Battery input) 3-9
Functions of Group C 7-32
Wiring of Power Unit 3-10
Description of Monitor 7-36
Wiring of CN1(AC Power supply input) 3-10
Description of Trace Operation 7-38
Wiring of CN2(DC Voltage output) 3-10

Wiring of CN3(Regenerative Resistor) 3-10
Chapters 8 [Maintenance]
Applicable Wire Diameter 3-11
Trouble Shooting 8-1
Connector 3-12
Alarm List 8-3
Shield wire of cable installation procedure (CN1, CN2) 3-13
Warning List 8-4

Trouble shooting when the Alarm Occurs 8-5
Corrective Actions for Problems During Operation 8-19
Chapters 4 [Setup Software]
DC Motor Brush Maintenance 8-19
Outline 4-1
Parts Overhaul 8-22
List of functions 4-2
Chapters 9 [Specifications]
Servo amplifier 9-1
Pulse output 9-4
Serial output 9-5
Power Unit 9-13
Servo motor 9-15
Rotation Direction Specifications 9-15
Mechanical specifications 9-16
Holding brake specifications 9-18
Materials
[Selection Details]
Acceleration time / Moderation time /
Allowable repetition frequency 1
Loading Precautions 3
Regeneration Process 4
[UL/c-UL standard and EN standard]

Outline of UL/C-UL standard
and EN standard conformity 8
Compliance with EC Directives 9
Installation of servo amplifier, noise filter and toroidal core 10
Recommended prevention components 11
[Dimension]
Servo amplifier 12
Power Unit 14
Servo motor 15
[Servo motor characteristics]

Standard Combination Specification 19
VelocityTorque characteristics 20
Over Load Characteristics 21
[Options]
Input-output connector / Monitor box 22
Lithium battery 23
[Encoder clear]
Encoder clear / Alarm reset method 24
[Electronic gear]
How to use electronic gear 25
Chapters 1
[Prior to Use]
Product verification 1-1
Servo Motor model number 1-2
Servo Amplifier model number 1-3
Power Unit model number 1-5
Part names 1-5
1. Prior to Use
[Product verification]
Product verification
Verify the followings when the product arrives. If you find any discrepancy, contact your distributor or sales
office.
Verify that the model number of the Servo Motor, Servo Amplifier or Power Unit is the same as ordered.
(The model number is located on the main nameplate, following the word MODEL.)
Verify that there are no abnormalities, such as damages to the exterior of the device, or missing
accessories.
Verify that there are no loose screws on the Servo Motor, Servo Amplifier or Power Unit.
(Name Plate of Servo Motor)

Servo motor main nameplate
Model No
Serial No
MADE IN JAPAN
T-N91416-1
Interpretation of the serial number

Month (2 digits) + Year (2 digits) + Day (2 digits) + Series number (3 digits) + Revision ("A" is abbreviated) + (blank) + Year (4 digits)
(Name Plate of Servo Amplifier)

(Right side)
Servo amp main nameplate

M TION
POW
ALM4
ALM2
ALM1
SON
CHG
C
N
6
C
N
5
RSW
C
N
3
C
N
4
MODEL
TS1A02A*
INPUT
119-154V DC
20.4-26.4V DC
SER.No.
0123456789 *
Model No
Serial No
C
N
2
C
N
1

Month (2 digits) + Year (2 digits) + Day (2 digits)
+ Serial number (4 digits) + (blank) +Revision ("A" is abbreviated)
(Name Plate of Power Unit)
(Left side)
Power Unit main nameplate

M TION
MODEL
TS1PA*
INPUT
OUTPUT
1 0-110V AC
0-154V DC **A
SER.No.
0123456789 B
Model No
Serial No

Month (2 digits) + Year (2 digits) + Day (2 digits)
+ Serial number (4 digits) + (blank) +Revision ("A" is abbreviated)
1-1
1. Prior to Use
[Servo motor model number]
Servo motor model number
T-series
Encoder (Line driver)
EL81000P/R
EL02000P/R
Flange size
E592500P/R
441
551
776
887.5
Voltage specification
124V
275V
Rated power
0223W
20200W
0440W
30300W
0660W
40400W
11110W
50500W
Specification identification
01Standard specification
Except 01Option
Tachogenerator
Twith a tachogenerator
Blankwithout a tachogenerator
Holding brake
BWith a holding brake(Only as for the flange size of 4, 7 and 8)
BlankWithout a holding brake
The design order is noted by alphabetical characters at the end of the Series Number on the nameplate.
1-2
1. Prior to Use
[Servo Amplifier model number]
Servo amplifier model numberFull number

Individual specification
00Standard product
T-series
Interface at control section
Amplifier description
SSpeed control type
0220A
Reserve
0(fixed)
A225A
TTorque control type

PPosition control type
0330A
XSpeedtorque switch type
Input voltage of a main circuit

Interface type of encoder and sensor
A140Vdc
B50Vdc
YPositiontorque switch type
AIncremental encoder [PP031]
UPositionspeed switch type
FBattery backup method absolute encoder [PA035C]
Motor type
-1
NTachogenerator 3V/1000min
Arotary motor
-1
PTachogenerator 7V/1000min
Code for encoder combination type

Details on lower table
The design order is noted by alphabetical characters

at the end of the Serial Number on the nameplate.
Code for combined motor type

Details on lower table
Code for combined motor type

140Vdc input model
50Vdc input model
Combined servo Servo motor model

amplifier
number
Combined servo Servo motor model

amplifier
number
TS1A02A
TS1AA2A
TS1A03A
Motor code
T404-012
T406-012
T506-012
T511-012
T720-012
T730-012
T840-012
T850-012
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
TS1B02A
Motor code
T402-011
T1
Code for combined encoder type

Incremental encoder [PP031]
Code
Measurement
Resolution [P/R]
0F
Optical
1000
Hard ID.
A
01
Optical
2000
04
Optical
2500
Battery backup method absolute encoder [PA035C]

Code
Measurement Transmission format
A3
Optical
A4
Optical
Half duplex start-stop

synchronization 2.5M
Half duplex start-stop
synchronization 4.0M
Resolution
Multiple rotations
Hard ID.
17bit
16bit
17bit
16bit
[P/R]
(In the case of a tachogenerator)

Code
G1
G2
Tachogenerator
Tachogenerator type
-1
3V/1000min
-1
7V/1000min
Hard ID.
N
P
1-3
Remarks
Applicable to options
1. Prior to Use
[Servo Amplifier model number]
Servo amplifier model numberAbbreviated number

Interface type of encoder and sensor
T-series
AIncremental encoder [PP031]

FBattery backup method absolute encoder [PA035C]
-1
NTachogenerator 3V/1000min
-1
PTachogenerator 7V/1000min
Motor type
Arotary motor
Amplifier description
0220A
Input voltage of a main circuit
A225A
A140Vdc
B50Vdc
0330A
The design order is noted by alphabetical characters at the end of the Serial Number on the nameplate.
Setting contents of Abbreviated number (initial value)
Name
-----00
Amplifier capacity
Motor structure
Control power input voltage
Control power input class
Main circuit power input class
Main circuit power input class
Motor encoder type
Set-up value
TS1B02A*
TS1A02A*
TS1AA2A*
20_Ampere
25_Ampere
Rotary_Motor
24V
DC
50V
01
02
03
04
05
06
08
Incremental encoder function selection

Incremental encoder resolution
Absolute encoder function selection
Absolute encoder resolution
Combination motor model number
Control mode
09
Position loop controlPosition loop encoder

selection
External encoder resolution
Regenerative resistance selection
0A
0B
TS1A03A*
30_Ampere
T402-011
140V
01:_DC_Input
If * is A, 00:_Incremental_ENC
If * is F, 01:_Absolute_ENC
If *is N, 04:_TG_3V
If *is P, 05:_TG_7V
00:_Standard
1000
04:_PA035C-2.5MH_ManuIf * is F
06:_131072_FMTIf * is F
T404-012
T511-012
01:_Velocity
T840-012
00:_Motor_Encoder
-
The above table is a System Parameter setting screen of R-SETUP - Setup Software.
Please refer to "Chapter 5 Parameter" and "Chapter 6 Driving" for the change in each parameter.
1-4
1. Prior to Use
[Power Unit model number / Part names]
Power Unit model number

T-series
Individual specification
00Standard product
Unit type
PPower Unit
Output current
055A
1010A
1515A
Input voltage
A100Vac or 35Vac (common use)
The design order is noted by alphabetical characters at the end of the Serial Number on the nameplate.
Part names
Servo motor
Earth cable
Encoder cable
Power cable
Shaft
Flange
Frame
1-5
Brush cap
Sensor
1. Prior to Use
[Part names]
Servo amplifier
(In the case of model number TS1*02A)
Battery connector (CN7)

*The model corresponding to
Battery backup method
absolute encoder only.
Control power status LED (Power, green)

Alarm LED (ALM4Red)
Alarm LED (ALM2Red)
Alarm LED (ALM1Red)
Servo ON LED (SON, green)
Analog monitor connector (CN6)
Setup software communication connector (CN5)
Main power charge LED(CHARGERed

Servo Gain setting switch (RSW)
Sensor signal connector (CN2)
Control power, main power supply

(CN3)
Upper device input/output signals (CN1)
Servo motor power connector

(CN4)
Protective ground terminal
Power Unit
Power charge LED(CHARGERed)

CHARGE
AC Power supply
(CN1)
DC Voltage output
(CN2)
Protective ground terminal
For Regenerative Resistor (CN3)

* When regeneration process is necessary
1-6
Chapters 2
[Installation]
Servo amplifier / Power unit 2-1
Mounting direction and location 2-3
Arrangement within the control panel 2-3
Servo motor 2-4
Mounting method 2-4
Waterproofing and dust proofing 2-5
Protective cover installation 2-5
Gear installation 2-6
Integration with the target machinery 2-6
Allowable bearing load2-8
Cable installation considerations 2-8
2. Installation
[Servo Amplifier / Power Unit]
Please note the following points regarding the servo amplifier or the power unit installation
location and mounting method.
Various precautions
Installation on or near flammable materials can cause
fire.
Operate the device within the specified environmental
conditions.
Do not install or operate a damaged device, or one
with damaged parts; return it for repair at once.
Contact your distributor or sales office if the servo
amplifier or the power unit was stored out of use for an
extended period of time (3years or more). The
capacity of an electrolytic condenser decreases by
long-term storage.
Do not stand or put heavy items on the servo

amplifier or the power unit.
Do not drop the device or subject it to excessive
shock.
Make sure no screws or other conductive or
flammable materials get inside the servo amplifier.
If enclosed in a cabinet
The temperature inside the cabinet can exceed the external temperature depending on the power
consumption of the device and the size of the cabinet. Consider the cabinet size, cooling, and placement, and
make sure the temperature around the servo amplifier or the power unit does not exceed 55C. For longevity
and reliability purposes it is recommended to keep the temperature below 40C.
If there is a vibration source nearby

Protect the servo amplifier or the power unit from vibration by installing it on a base with a shock absorber.
If there is a heat generator nearby

If the ambient temperature may increase due to convection or radiation, make sure the temperature near the
servo amplifier or the power unit does not exceed 55C.
If corrosive gas is present

Long-term use may cause contact failure on the connectors and connecting parts.
Never use the device where it may be exposed to corrosive gas.
2-1
2. Installation
If explosive or combustible gas is present

Never use the device where explosive or combustible gas is present. The devices relays and contacts,
regenerative resistors and other parts can arc (spark) and can cause fire or explosion.
If dust or oil mist is present

The device cannot be used where dust or oil mist is present. If dust or oil mist accumulates on the device, it
can cause insulation deterioration or leakage between the conductive parts, and damage the servo amplifier.
If a large noise source is present

If inductive noise enters the input signals or the power circuit, it can cause a malfunction. If there is a
possibility of noise, inspect the line wiring and take appropriate noise prevention measures etc. A noise filter
should be installed to protect the power unit.
2-2
2. Installation
Mounting direction and location

(Upper side)
CHARGE
Installation hole
(Screw size: M4)
Installation hole
(Screw size: M4)
(Amplifier)
(Power Unit)
Arrangement within the control panel

Leave at least 50 mm space above and below the servo amplifier (or the power unit) to ensure unobstructed
airflow from the inside of the servo amplifier (or the power unit) and the radiator. If heat gets trapped around
the servo amplifier or the power unit, use a cooling fan or equivalent to create airflow.
The ambient temperature of servo amplifier should always become 55 or less.
In addition, in order to secure a long-life and high reliability, we recommend you to use temperature
below 40.
Leave at least 10 mm space on both sides of the servo amplifier or power unit to ensure unobstructed airflow
from the heat-sinks on the side and from the inside of the servo amplifier or the power unit.
Front view
Side view
At least 50mm
At least 50mm
CoolingFan
TS1A03
TS1A02
TS1A02
POW
ALM4
ALM2
ALM1
SON
In the case of
CHG
C
N
6
C
N
5
RSW
Servo amplifier
C
N
3
C
N
4
At least 10mm
At least 10mm
At least 10mm
At least 50mm
C
N
1
At least 50mm
Ventilation
2-3
C
N
2
2. Installation
[Servo motor]
Please note the following regarding the installation location and mounting method for the servo
motor.
The servo motor is designed for indoor use. Make sure to Install it indoors.
Do not use the device in locations where the oil seal lip is continuously exposed to oil, or where the
device is exposed to large quantities of water, oil drops, or cutting fluid. The motor is designed to
withstand only small amounts of moisture spray.
Good ventilation, no corrosive or explosive gases
Ambient temperature: 0 to 40C
present.
Storage temperature: -20 to 65C
No dust or dirt accumulation in the environment.
Ambient humidity: 20 to 90%
Easy access for inspection and cleaning.
Mounting method
Mounting in several orientations - horizontal, or with the shaft on top or bottom- is acceptable.
If the output shaft is used in reduction devices that use grease, oil, or other lubricants, or in mechanisms
exposed to liquids, the motor should be installed in a perfectly horizontal or downward position.
The motor connector and cable outlet should be installed facing downwards, as nearly vertical as possible.
In vertical installation, create a cable trap to prevent oily water from getting into the motor.
Cable trap
Lead wire
2-4
2. Installation
[Servo motor]
Waterproofing and dust proofing

The protection inside the motor conforms to IEC standards (IEC34-5). However, such protection is
suitable only for short-term use. For regular use, additional sealing measures are required.
Install a protective cover to prevent corrosion of the coating and the sealing material, which can be caused by
certain types of coolants (especially water soluble types).
Protective cover installation

Install a protective cover (as described below) for motors continuously subjected to liquids.
Turn the connectors (lead outlets) downwards within the angle range shown in the picture below.
Install the cover on the side where the water or oil would drip.
Install the cover at an angle (for runoff), to prevent water or oil from collecting.
Make sure that the cable does not get soaked in water or oil.
Create a sag in the cable outside the cover, to make sure water or oil does not penetrate to the motor.
If it is not possible to install the connectors (lead outlets) facing downwards, create a sag in the cable to prevent
water or oil from entering the motor.
Seal with sheet-packing, etc
Cover
50max
Sag
50max
Water (oil) collector
2-5
2. Installation
[Servo motor]
Gear installation
The oil level of the gear box should be below the oil seal lip, for a slight spraying effect on the lip.
Create a hole to prevent pressure build-up inside the gear box, as pressure can cause water or oil to
penetrate the oil seal and enter inside the motor.
If the motor is used with the shaft facing upwards, an oil seal should be used on the opposite side of the
mechanism as well. In addition, install a drain to expel the water or oil that may penetrate through this oil
seal.
Gear
Shaft outer
Motor
Oil level
Oil seal lip
Integration with the target machinery

Refer to the drawing below for correct centering of the motor shaft and the target machinery. Please note when
using a rigid coupling that even a slight mistake in centering can damage or break the output shaft.
Measured at all 4 locations, the difference

between the maximum and the minimum
should not exceed 3/100mm
(coupling rotates jointly)
2-6
2. Installation
[Servo motor]
Do not subject the motor shaft to shock, as the precision encoder is directly connected to it. If it
is absolutely necessary to hit the motor for position adjustment or other reasons, use a rubber or
plastic hammer and hit the front flange area.
If mounting to a machine, create enough mounting holes for smooth coupling of the motor flange
rabbet.
The mounting surface should be flat, otherwise damage or fractures to the shaft or the load may
occur.
Use the screw at the end of the shaft for installing parts such as the gear, pulley, or coupling, to
avoid shock.
Bolt
Pulley
Pulley
Patch
Tapered motor shafts transmit the torque via the tapered surface. Make sure the key fits without
rattling. The tapered surface contact should be no less than 70%.
Use a special tool for removing the gear, pulley, etc.
Taper
Removal tool
2-7
2. Installation
[Servo motor]
Allowable bearing load

The table below shows the allowable bearing load of the servo motors. Do not apply excessive thrust load
or radial load. In case of belt driving, make sure that the shaft converted value of belt tension does not
exceed the allowable values shown below. The thrust load and radial load tolerance values assume
individual application to the shaft.
LR
LR3
The radial load tolerance value is the

maximum load that can be applied at the
Thrust load
point measured 1/3 of the distance from

the tip of the output shaft.
F direction
F1 direction
Radial load FR
Assembly
Model
T4 series
T5 series
T7 series
T8 series
Radial load (N)s
100
150
250
250
Operation
Thrust load (N)

F direction
100
200
500
500
F1 direction
100
150
200
200
Radial load (N)
80
100
200
200
Thrust load (N)

F direction
20
30
50
50
F1 direction
20
30
50
50
Cable installation considerations

Make sure that no stress is applied to the cable and that it is undamaged.
If the servo motor is installed in a moving location, make sure that no excessive stress is applied
to the cable, by allowing a large bending radius.
Avoid pulling the cable over sharp objects such as cutting scrap that can damage its exterior.
Make sure the cable is not touching any machinery, and that it is out of the path of people and
machines.
Prevent bending or additional weight stress on the cable connection by clamping the cable to the
machinery.
In applications where the motor or the cable is moving using a cable bear, the bending radius
should be based on the required cable-life and the type of cable used.
Install the cables of moving parts in a manner that permits easy regular replacement.
Consult with your distributor or sales office for recommendations, if you use cables for moving
parts.
2-8
Chapters 3
[Wiring]
Packaged Wiring Diagram 3-1
Wiring example of a safety circuit 3-1
Wiring of Servo Amplifier 3-2
Wiring of CN1(Input and output signal with the Controller) 3-2
Wiring of CN2 (encoder signal) 3-7
Wiring of CN3 (DC Power supply input) 3-8
Wiring of CN4 (Power line of a Servo Motor) 3-8
Wiring of CN5 (Communication with a PC) 3-9
Wiring of CN6 (Analog monitor output) 3-9
Wiring of CN7 (Battery input) 3-9
Wiring of Power Unit 3-10

Wiring of CN1 (AC Power supply input) 3-10
Wiring of CN2 (DC Voltage Output) 3-10
Wiring of CN3 (Regenerative Resistor) 3-10
Applicable Wire Diameter 3-11

Connector 3-12
Shield wire of cable installation procedure for CN1/CN2 3-13
3. Wiring
[Packaged Wiring Diagram / Wiring example of a safety circuit]
Packaged Wiring Diagram

Servo Amplifier
Power Unit
*For Absolute encoder models

use only
*Battery
CN7
CN6
CHARGE
Analog monitor
CN5
AC Power
Supply input
CN2
24Vdc
CN1
Set-up software
(R-SETUP)
CN3
CN1
CN2
CN4
CN3
Controller
Regenerative Resistor
* When regeneration process is necessary
Servo Motor
Wiring example of a safety circuit

1
24Vdc
Note 2)
Servo Amplifier
Blue
MC
Servo Motor
Single phase 100Vac
CN1
NFB
Power Unit
3
CN3
CN4
Red
3
Green/Yellow
4
CN2
Note 1)
Operation ON
5
CN2
Encoder Line
Operation OFF
MC
MC
+E
RY
For example
Emergency
(OUT 5)
RY
12
CN1
Note 3)
13
Alarm
COM
Note 1) It is recommended that an UL-approved earth leakage breaker be used that complies with IEC or EN standard.
Note 2) A power supply for control power please use a power supply that insulated double or reinforced from a primary
power supply of 100V or 200V.
Note 3) Use output 1 of OUT1 - OUT5 of CN1, and set either During ALM status-output OFF at the selection setting of
parameter group A. In the case of this wiring diagram, the status-output OFF in ALM is set up.
3-1
3. Wiring
[Servo Amplifier / Wiring of CN1]
Wiring of CN1(Input and output signal with the Controller)

CN1 connector Terminal layout
12
10
OUT5(ALM1)
OUT3(ALM4)
OUT2(INP)
CONT4(AL-RST)
IN-COM2
CONT1(CLR)
13
11
OUT_COM2
OUT4(ALM2)
OUT_COM1
OUT1(S-RDY)
CONT3(S-ON)
CONT2(VLPCON)
IN-COM1
25
23
21
C / PS
26
24
22
C / PS
19
17
R - PC
15
SG
F - PC
20
18
16
14
SG
R-PC
F-PC
V/T-REF
(Please watch a pin arrangement of an upper number than the wiring side of a combination connector.)
CN1 connector terminal name

Terminal
number
Code
Signal name
CONT-COM1
Common for pins 2,3
CONT1
Generic input (CLR)
CONT2
Generic input (VLPCON/ECLR) *2
15
SG
Common for pins 14-26
CONT-COM2
Common for pins 5,6
16
F-PC
Command pulse input(+)
CONT3
Generic input (S-ON)
17
F - PC
Command pulse input(-)
CONT4
Generic input (AL-RST)
18
R-PC
Command pulse input(+)
OUT1
Generic output (S-RDY)
19
R - PC
OUT2
Generic output (INP/LOWV) *3
20
SG
OUT-COM1
Common for pins 7,8
21
A phase position signal output
10
OUT3
Generic output (ALM4)
22
11
OUT4
23
B phase position signal output
Terminal
number
14
Code
Signal name
V-REF
Speed command input
T-REF
Torque command input
12
OUT5
13
OUT-COM2
24
For Absolute encoder models that numbered:

TS1***AF
The model corresponding to Incremental encoder

In the case of the part number: TS1***AA
Terminal
number
Code
25
26
Command pulse input(-)
Signal name
Terminal
number
Code
Signal name
C phase position signal output
25
PS
Position date output
26
PS
Position date output
*1) The mane in a parenthesis of general input and output signal is a standard value.
*2) CONT2 signals are different by an encoder kind.
In the case of the Incremental encoderVLPCONVelocity Loop Proportional Control, Switching Function
In the case of the Absolute encoderECLRAbsolute Encoder Clear Function
*3) OUT2 signals are different by a control mode.
In the case of the Position command input typeINPIn-Position status output
In the case of the Speed command input typeLOWVlow speed status output
General input and output signal are the General Parameters of 5.Parameter. It has indicated to Group 9/Group A.
3-2
3. Wiring
CN1 Connector wiring diagram

Servo Amplifier
F-PC
21
16
F-PC
17
22
23
R-PC
A
B
18
24
R-PC
19
25
SG
V-REF/T-REF
SG
26
14
20
SG
15
SG
The model corresponding to Incremental encoder

In the case of the part number: TS1***AA
SG
Controller
SG
CONT-COM1
CONT1
25
26
CONT2
20
SG
CONT4
PS
SG
External backup battery system for Absolute

encoder models numbered: TS1 ***AF.
CONT-COM2
CONT3
PS
OUT1
OUT2
OUT-COM1
OUT3
OUT4
OUT5
OUT-COM2
3-3
10
11
12
13
Controller
3. Wiring
Connection example with analog input circuit

Speed command input/Torque command input
Servo amplifier
Controller
Analog command input is either speed command

input or torque command input.
Speed command input Speed control type.
Torque command input Torque control type.
Input impedance is 10k.
1.8k
V-REF/T-REF
14
15
SG 10k
SG
SG
Twisted pair
Position command input circuit
[Input circuit : Line receiver]
Command pulse input - Upper device line driver output

Servo amplifier
Controller
Connected with line driver

Applicable line driver : HD26C31 or equivalent
manufactured by HITACH.
1.0k
1.0k
150
F-PC
1.0k
17
15
SG
16
Position command input is command pulse input.

Command pulse input Position control type.
Three types of command input pulse.
Maximum 5M pulse/second
1.0k
HD26C32 or
equivalent
Twisted pair
[Positive pulse + Reverse pulse]
1.5k
F-PC
18
R-PC
[Code + pulse train]
19
Maximum 5M pulse/second
[90deg phase difference two phase pulse train]
Maximum 2.5M pulse/second
20
R-PC
SG
Twisted pair
Make sure to connect SG. If not, malfunction due

to noise or damage may be caused.
Command pulse input Upper device open collector output

Servo amplifier
Controller
Connected with open collector transistor circuit.

Position command input is command pulse input.
Command pulse input Position control type.
Three types of command input pulse.
16
F-PC
15
SG
[Forward pulse + Reverse pulse]

[Symbol + pulse train]
[90deg phase difference two phase pulse train]
Twisted pair
Maximum pulse frequency : 150kHz
18
20
Twisted pair
3-4
R-PC
SG
HD26C32 or
equivalent
3. Wiring
Generic input circuit CONT1 CONT4
[Input circuit : Bi-directional photo coupler]

Servo amplifier
Controller
Connected with transistor circuit of relay or open
COM1
2.2k
collector.
Voltage range of power source : DC5V - 24V

Minimum current : 100mA
CONT1 4.7k
CONT2
COM2
4
Incremental pulse signal output circuit

(Model number : TS1***AA)
CONT3
CONT4
[output circuit : line driver]

Servo amplifier
Connected with line receiver.

Applicable line receiver : HD26C32 or equivalent
manufactured by HITACHI.
HD26C31 or
equivalent
Controller

21
A
B
Outputs the signal of incremental encoder A phase

/B phase pulse, and origin C phase pulse.
22
23
Outputs the signal of dummy incremental, A phase

/B phase pulse of absolute encoder and absolute
sensor; and origin C phase pulse.
24
25
SG
26
Twisted pair
20
SG
3-5
SG
3. Wiring
Absolute position data output circuit

(Model number : TS1***AF)
[output circuit : line driver]
Servo amplifier
connected with line receiver.
Applicable line receiver : HD26C32 or equivalent
manufactured by HITACHI.
Controller
HD26C31 or
equivalent
PS

25
PS
Outputs the signals of absolute position data of

absolute encoder and absolute sensor.
26
Twisted pair
SG
20
SG
SG
Generic output circuit OUT1 OUT5
[output circuit : Bi-directional photo coupler]

Servo amplifier
Controller
Connected with photo coupler or relay circuit.
OUT-PWR (outer power source) specification
OUT1
Power source voltage range : DC5V 5%

Power source voltage range : DC12V15V
OUT2
10%
Power source voltage range : DC24V 10%
OUT-COM1
Maximum current : DC5V10mA

OUT3
Maximum current : DC12V15V30mA
10
Maximum current : DC24V50mA

OUT4
OUT5
OUT-COM2
3-6
11
12
13
3. Wiring
Wiring of CN2(encoder signal)

6
C / ES
A / BAT-
5V
C / ES
A / BAT+
13
11
5V
5V
SG
14
12
10
SG
SG
SG
SG

For external backup battery system of absolute encoder
[PA035C] models
(Model number : TS1***AF)
Terminal
Code
Signal name
number
1
BAT+
Battery
2
BAT3
4
5
ES

Position date input
6
ES
For Incremental encoder [PP031] models

(Model number : TS1***AA)
Terminal
number
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Code
A
A
B
B
C
C
5V
SG
SG
SG
5V
SG
5V
SG
Signal name
5V power source
5V power source common
5V power source
5V power source
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
5V
SG
SG
SG
5V
SG
5V
SG
5V power source
5V power source
5V power source
For details on shield cable installation, see page 3-13.

In the encoder power connection, the number of pins of CN2 are determined depending on length
of the cable from the Amplifier to the Encoder. See the table below.
Length of cable from the Amplifier
5m or less
10m or less
20m or less
Pin No. for encoder power supply (CN2)

+DC 5V wiring
GND (0V) wiring
14-pin connection (8 and 12 pins
13-pin connection
need not be connected)
(7 and 11 pins need not be
connected)
11- and 13-pin connection
12- and 14- pin connection (8 pin
(7 pin need not be connected)
need not be connected)
7-, 11-, and 13-pin connection
8-, 12-, and 14-pin connection
Use a shielded twisted pair cable

CN2 Plug: 10114-3000PE
CN2 shell: 10314-52A0-008
Pin No.
3
4
For Tachogenerator models

(Model No.: TS1 *** AN, TS1 *** AP)
Lead color of
Code
Signal name
servo motors
TG+
Red
Tachogenerator signal
TGBlue
For the Tachogenerator, use Pin numbers of No.3 and 4 only
3-7
3. Wiring
[Servo Amplifier / Wiring of CN3 and CN4]
Wiring of CN3(DC Power supply input)


Terminal No.
Code
Signal name
24V(+)
Control power source 24Vdc (+)
24V(-)
Control power source 24Vdc (-)
Main power source 140Vdc / 50Vdc (P)
Main power source 140Vdc / 50Vdc (N)
PE
Protective Earth
Wiring of CN4(Power line of a Servo Motor)


Terminal No.
Code
Signal name
Lead color of
Servo motors
MA
Servo motor power line
Blue
MB
Servo motor power line
Red
FG
Frame Ground
Green/
Yellow
3-8
3. Wiring
[Servo Amplifier / Wiring of CN5 CN6 and CN7]
Wiring of CN5(Communication with a PC)

The details please refer to "4 chapters - Setup Software".
Wiring of CN6 (Analog monitor output)

Terminal
number
Code
Signal Name
1A
MON1
Analog monitor output 1
1B
MON2
Analog monitor output 2
2A
SG
Common for pins 1A, 1B
Analog monitor output circuit
Servo amplifier
Outputs the selection of analog monitor output1,2.

Lode shall be than 2mA.
Output resistance shall be 1k.
Range of output voltage: 8V
Controller
MON1
1.0k
1
1.0k
0.001F
SG
3
SG
Wiring of CN7(Battery input)

(Model number: TS1***AF only)
Battery input circuit
Servo amplifier
External backup battery connection for Absolute
encoder models numbered: TS1 ***AF.
CN2
battery
2
1
3-9
Servo motor
3. Wiring
[Power Unit / Wiring of CN1 CN2 and CN3]
Wiring of CN1(AC Power supply input)


Terminal No.
1A
Code
Signal name
L1
AC Power Supply input -1
L2
AC Power Supply input -2
PE
Protective Earth
1B
2A
1B 2B 3B
2B
3A
3B
1A
2A
3A
(Please watch a pin arrangement of an upper number

than the wiring side of a combination connector.)
Wiring of CN2(DC Voltage output)


Terminal No.
Code
Signal name
1A
DC1-P
+DC Voltage output (axis 1)
1B
DC1-N
-DC Voltage output (axis 1)
2A
DC2-P
2B
DC2-N
3A
DC3-P
3B
DC3-N
4A
DC4-P
4B
DC4-N
5A
DC5-P
5B
DC5-N
6A
DC6-P
6B
DC6-N
1B
1A
2B
2A
3B
4B
3A
4A
5B
5A
6B
6A
Wiring of CN3 (Regenerative Resistor)


Terminal No.
Code
Signal name
R1
Regenerative Resistor -1
R2
Regenerative Resistor -2

3-10
3. Wiring
[Applicable Wire Diameter]
Applicable Wire Diameter

Applicable Wire Diameter of Servo Amplifier
Model
TS1*02*
TS1AA2*
TS1A03*
Connector
2
CN1
Twist pair lump shielded wire for 0.2mm or more
CN2
Twist pair lump shielded wire for 0.2mm or more
(In the case of a tachogenerator: AWG20 or equivalent)

CN3 (24V)
CN3 (P, N)
CN4
AWG20 or equivalent (Sheath OD 2.8mm or less)

AWG18 or equivalent
AWG16 or equivalent
AWG16 or equivalent
(Sheath OD 2.8mm or less)
AWG18 or equivalent
AWG16 or equivalent
AWG16 or equivalent
When wires are bundled or put into a wire-duct, take the allowable current reduction ratio into account.
If ambient temperature is high, service life of the wires becomes shorter due to heat-related deterioration.
In this case, use heat-resistant vinyl wires.
Heat resistance insulated vinyl covered wire (HIV) is recommended to use.
Depending on the servo motor capacity, thinner electric wires than indicated in the table can be used for
the main circuit power input connector and the motor connector. (Choose appropriate size of wires in
accordance with the power capacity.)
Applicable Wire Diameter of Power Unit

Model
TS1PA05*
TS1PA10*
TS1PA15*
Connector
CN1
(For one pin)
AWG18 or equivalent
AWG16 or equivalent
AWG16 or equivalent
CN2
(Depends on Servo Amplifier combination)
CN3
AWG18 or equivalent (Sheath OD 2.8mm or less)
Please make the wiring length between the Power Unit and the Servo Amplifier within 0.3m.
When wires are bundled or put into a wire-duct, take the allowable current reduction ratio into account.
If ambient temperature is high, service life of the wires becomes shorter due to heat-related deterioration.
In this case, use heat-resistant vinyl wires.
Heat resistance insulated vinyl covered wire (HIV) is recommended to use.
3-11
3. Wiring
[Connector]
Connector
Connector
SANYO DENKI
Model No.
CN1
AL-00608709
CN2
AL-00608710
CN3
CN4
AL-00608711
Combination connector of Servo Amplifier

Manufacturer
Manufacturer
Name
model No.
Plug
10126-3000PE
or
54306-2619
Shell kit
10326-52A0-008
or
Sumitomo 3M Ltd.
54331-0261
or
Plug
10114-3000PE
Molex Japan Co Ltd.
or
54306-1419
Shell kit
10314-52A0-008
or
54331-0141
1-178288-5
Shell
or
DK-3100S-05R
1-175218-2
Contact
or
DK-3RECLLP1-100 Tyco Electronics AMP Ltd.
or
1-178288-3
DDK Ltd.
Shell
or
DK-3100S-03R
AL-00608712
1-175218-2
or
DK-3RECLLP1-100
Contact
Communication cable
Remarks
The recommendation bolting
torque of CN1 and CN2 shell
kit jack screw is 0.196
0.049N-m.
< Crimping tool>

91558-1
or
357J-22112
< Extraction tool>
234168-1
or
357J-23040
Manufacturer is the same as
the table on the left
AL-00490833-01
CN6
AL-00496726-01
Monitor cable
Sanyo Denki Co Ltd
Refer to "Materials - Option".
CN7
AL-00494635-01
Lithium battery
Sanyo Denki Co Ltd
Connector
Set
AL-00608713
for Set-up software - R/T-Setup
Sanyo Denki Co Ltd.
CN5
Model number set of CN1, CN2, CN3

and CN4
Connectors are not included in the Servo Amplifier. Available separately.

Combination connector of Power Unit
Connector
SANYO DENKI
Model No.
Name
Shell
model No.
178289-3
or
DK-3100D-06R
1-175218-2
or
DK-3RECLLP1-100
178289-6
or
DK-3100D-12R
1-175218-2
or
DK-3RECLLP1-100
VHR-2N
Contact
SVH-21T-P1.1
Shell
CN1
AL-00632983
Contact
Shell
CN2
AL-00632984
Contact
CN3
Connector
Set
AL-00632985
AL-00632986
Manufacturer
Manufacturer
< Crimping tool>

91558-1
or
357J-22112
Tyco Electronics AMP Ltd.
or
DDK Ltd.
< Extraction tool>

234168-1
or
357J-23040
Manufacturer is the same as
the table on the left
J.S.T Mfg Co Ltd
Model number set of CN1, CN2 and

CN3
Connector Set (AL-00632986) is attached to the Power Unit.
3-12
Remarks
< Crimping tool>

YC-160R
< Extraction tool>
EJ-NV
3. Wiring
[Connector]
Shield wire of cable installation procedure for CN1/CN2

Shield wire of cable installation procedures for CN1/CN2 is shown in the below Figures.
There are two ways to process shields; clamping and soldering.
Clamping
A
Drain wire
Sheath
Bend back the drain wire
Remove the cable sheath.

Tape or compression insert
1mm
Drain wire
Grand plate
Attach tape or compression insert. When attached,

tape or compression insert must completely be on the
sheath of the cable.
Tighten the cable clamp over the drain wire.

Attach approximately 1mm away from the tape or the
compression insert.
Compression insert should only be attached before soldering the cable to the connector
Soldering (Conditions 1 and 2 are the same as for clamping.)
Solder the drain wire
Drain wire
stamped part
1mm
Grand plate
5mm
Gland Plate
Turn the cable and bring the drain wire

close to the grand plate.
Applicable A measurements for CN1, CN2.

Applicable A measurements are shown below. Compression insert is not required if the A
measurements are within these.
Connector No.
Applicable
measurement
CN1
11.012.0mm
CN2
7.08.0mm
Connector model number

10126-3000PE
10326-52A0-008
10114-3000PE
10314-52A0-008
3-13
Manufacturer
Sumitomo 3M Ltd.
Sumitomo 3M Ltd.
Chapters 4
[Setup Software]
Outline 4-1
List of functions 4-2
4. Setup Software
[Outline]
Outline
About R-SETUP - Setup Software
T series Servo Amplifier performs various setting or monitor functions using R-SETUP - Setup Software.
In this chapter, I explain a basic function of R-SETUP.
Please refer to "R-SETUP - Setup Software instruction manual M0006935" about an operation method
of each function.
The version of " R-SETUP - Setup Software " must use since Version 1.0.5 - #.##.# . The version can
be confirmed from HELP" of the main screens. (Refer to the following Screen of R-SETUP)
Transmission rate with T series Servo Amplifier is 38400bps fixation. Transmission rate of R-SETUP
cannot communicate with Servo Amplifier in the case of 38400bps.
In the T series Servo Amplifier , a Remote Operator (model number : PR -001) for DA series Servo
Amplifier cannot use it.
Connection of Servo Amplifier and R-SETUP - Setup Software
To CN5
To RS-232C port
Exclusive cable: AL-00490833-01

The PC that R-SETUP was installed in.
Servo Amplifier
Screen of R-SETUP
The following main screens are displayed when start R-SETUP. Each function can use by choosing it among menu
bar of a main screen.
Version information
4-1
4. Setup Software
[List of functions]
List of functions
Functions
Outline
The following parameters can be set and changed at each page of
general parameter mode. Settings can be made suitable for machines
and equipment. Parameters for adjusting servo gain can be changed.
Classified into 11 groups according to their functions.
General Parameter setting
Group
Group0
Group1
Group2
Group3
Group4
Group5
Group8
Group9
GroupA
GroupB
GroupC
Description of Group
Tuning mode setting
Settings of basic control parameters
Settings of damping control/notch filter/disturbance observer
Settings of gain switching control/damping frequency switching
To set high setting control
Parameter setting of a gain setting switch
Settings related to system control
Settings related to general purpose input signals/function condition setting
Settings related to general purpose output signals/monitor output
signals/Setup software
Settings related to system sequence/warning and alarms
Settings related to servo motor encoder
Refer to Chapter5, Parameter for details of parameters.
Sets the parameters related to servo amplifier - servo motor combination

System Parameter setting
Motor Parameter setting
and specifications.
Sets the servomotor's model number to servo amplifier - combination
servomotor and servo amplifier.
[Amplifier -> File]
Transmit Parameter [Amplifier -> File] read all parameters and alarm
Transmit Parameter
history of servo amplifier and save them in amplifier file together.

[File -> Amplifier]
Transmit Parameter [File -> Amplifier] directly writes the parameters
saved in amplifier file to servo amplifier together.
Displays the servo amplifier status.
Monitor Display
Refer to Chapter7, AdjustmentFunctions for details of

Monitor Display.
Alarm history and
Displays the latest 7 alarm events, and the servo amplifier CPU software
Software version
version.
4-2
4. Setup Software
[List of functions]
Functions
Jogging Operation
Outline
Jogging Operation and Pulse feed Jogging Operation can test the servo
amplifier and servomotor easily.
Automatic notch filter tuning can readily find the resonance frequency by
Automatic Notch Filter

Tuning
running servo amplifier and servomotor for a short period. In case

resonance frequency exists, set the frequency at command notch filter A
(TCNFILA).
Automatic Vibration
Suppressor Frequency
Tuning
Automatic Vibration Suppressor Frequency Tuning can easily set the

vibration suppressor control parameter by running servo amplifier and
servomotor for a short period. After the tuning is executed, the result is
automatically set to Vibration Suppressor Frequency 1 (SUPFRQ1).
In the System Analysis, system can be easily analyzed by operating
System Analysis
servo amplifier and servomotor for the duration from hundreds ms to tens
seconds.
Automatic Offset Adjustment
This is the function for offset adjustment of analog velocity command
of V-REF/T-REF Terminal
input terminal (V-REF/T-REF).
Save Result of Automatic
This is the function for saving control gain that automatic tuning function
Tuning
outputs.
This is the function for resetting alarm state of servo amplifier. This
Alarm Reset
function is equivalent to Alarm Reset (AL-RST) with general purpose

input terminal.
Absolute Encoder Clear
This is a function for absolute encoder clear. This is equivalent to

absolute clear (ECLR) function.
This is a function to confirm various signals of servo amplifier or a
movement state of a servomotor.
Trace Operation
Refer to Chapter7, AdjustmentFunctions for details of

Trace Operation.
"Fixation Excitation operation" and "Automatic Offset Adjustment of T-COMP Terminal" are non-correspondence.
4-3
Chapters 5
[Parameters]
Parameter List 5-1
Parameter Setting Values [Group 0] [Group 1] 5-6
Parameter Setting Values [Group 2] 5-8
Parameter Setting Values [Group A] 5-20
Parameter Setting Values [Group B] 5-23
Parameter Setting Values [Group C] 5-26
System Parameter Setting Values 5-28
Parameters Compatible with DA Series 5-30
5. Parameter
[Parameter List]
Parameter List
General Parameter Group 0Auto-tuning setting
Page
Symbol
Name
00
01
02
TUNMODE
ATCHA
ATRES
03
ATSAVE
10
ANFILTC
20
ASUPTC
21
ASUPFC
Tuning mode
Automatic Tuning Characteristic
Automatic Tuning Response
Automatic Tuning, Automatic Parameter
Saving
Automatic Notch Filter Tuning, Torque
Command
Automatic
Vibration
Suppressor
Frequency Tuning, Torque Command
Value
When Automatic Vibration Suppressor
Frequency Tuning, Friction Torque
Compensation Value
Standard Setting
Value
Unit
Setting Range
02:_ManualTun
00:_Positioning1
5
0002
0004
130
Reference
page
5-6
5-6
5-6
00:_Auto_Saving
0001
5-6
50
10100
5-6
25
10100
5-6
050
5-6
General Parameter Group 1Basic controlling parameter setting

Page
Symbol
01
02
03
PCFIL
KP1
TPI1
04
TRCPGN
05
08
10
12
13
14
FFGN
FFFIL
VCFIL
VDFIL
KVP1
TVI1
15
JRAT1
16
TRCVGN
17
18
20
21
AFBK
AFBFIL
TCFIL1
TCFILOR
Name
Standard
Setting Value
Unit
Setting Range
0.0
30
1000.0
ms
1/s
ms
0.02000.0
13000
0.51000.0
Reference
page
5-6
5-6
5-6
0100
5-7
0
2000
2000
1500
70
20.0
%
Hz
Hz
Hz
Hz
ms
0100
12000
12000
12000
12000
0.51000.0
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
015000
5-7
0100
5-7
0.0
500
500
1
%
Hz
Hz
Order
-100.0100.0
12000
12000
13
5-7
5-7
5-7
5-7
Position command filter

Position Loop Proportional Gain 1
Position Loop Integral Time Constant 1
Higher Tracking Control, Position
Compensation Gain
Feed Forward Gain
Feed Forward Filter
Velocity Command Filter
Velocity Feedback Filter
Velocity Loop Proportional Gain 1
Velocity Loop Integral Time Constant 1
Load Inertia Moment Ratio
(Load Mass Ratio) 1
Higher Tracking Control, Velocity
Compensation Gain
Acceleration Feedback Gain
Acceleration Feedback Filter
Torque Command Filter 1
Torque Command Filter Order
General Parameter Group 2Vibration suppressing control / Notch filter / Disturbance

observer setting
Page
Symbol
Name
00
01
10
20
SUPFRQ1
SUPLV
VCNFIL
TCNFILA
Vibration Suppressor Frequency 1

Vibration Suppressor Level Selection
Velocity Command,Notch Filter
Torque Command,Notch Filter A
TCNFILA, Low Frequency Phase Delay
Improvement
Torque Command,Notch Filter B(TCNFILB)
TCNFILB, Depth Selection
Torque Command, Notch Filter C(TCNFILC)
TCNFILC, Depth Selection
Torque Command,Notch Filter
(TCNFILD)
TCNFILD, Depth Selection
Observer characteristic
Observer Compensation Gain
Observer Output, Low Pass Filter
Observer Output, Notch Filter
21
TCNFPA
22
23
24
25
TCNFILB
TCNFDB
TCNFILC
TCNFDC
26
TCNFILD
27
30
31
32
33
TCNFDD
OBCHA
OBG
OBLPF
OBNFIL
Standard
Setting
Value
Unit
Setting Range
Reference page
500
00
500
2000
Hz
Hz
Hz
5500
0003
50500
1002000
5-8
5-8
5-8
5-8
00
0002
5-8
2000
00
2000
00
Hz
Hz
-
1002000
0003
1002000
0003
5-8
5-8
5-8
5-8
2000
Hz
1002000
5-8
00
00:_Low
0
50
2000
%
Hz
Hz
0003
0001
0100
12000
1002000
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-1
5. Parameter
General Parameter
[Parameter List]
Group 3 Setting for gain switching control / Vibration suppressing
frequency switching
Reference
page
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-9
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-10
5-11
5-11
5-11
Page
Symbol
Name
Standard Setting
Value
Unit
Setting Range
00
01
02
03
04
05
10
11
12
13
14
15
20
21
22
23
24
25
30
40
41
42
KP2
TPI2
KVP2
TVI2
JRAT2
TCFIL2
KP3
TPI3
KVP3
TVI3
JRAT3
TCFIL3
KP4
TPI4
KVP4
TVI4
JRAT4
TCFIL4
GCFIL
SUPFRQ2
SUPFRQ3
SUPFRQ4

Load Inertia Moment Ratio (Load Mass Ratio) 2
Low Pass Filter of Gain Switching
30
1000.0
50
20.0
100
600
30
1000.0
50
20.0
100
600
30
1000.0
50
20.0
100
600
0
500
500
500
1/s
ms
Hz
ms
%
Hz
1/s
ms
Hz
ms
%
Hz
1/s
ms
Hz
ms
%
Hz
ms
Hz
Hz
Hz
13000
0.51000.0
12000
0.51000.0
015000
12000
13000
0.51000.0
12000
0.51000.0
015000
12000
13000
0.51000.0
12000
0.51000.0
015000
12000
0100
5500
5500
5500
Unit
Setting Range
Hz
-1
min
50
Pulse
50
Pulse
12000
065535
Reference
page
5-11
5-11
-9999+9999
5-11
-9999+9999
5-11
General Parameter Group 4To set high setting control

Page
Symbol
Standard Setting
Value
Name
00
01
CVFIL
CVTH
Command Velocity, Low Pass Filter

Command Velocity Threshold
1000
20
02
ACCC0
Acceleration Compensation Value
03
DECC0
Deceleration Compensation Value
General Parameter Group 5Gain setting switch compatible gain setting

Page
Symbol
00
01
02
RSW0-KP
RSW0-KVP
RSW0-TVI
(RSW Gain Group 0)

RSW0 Position Loop Proportional Gain
RSW0-Velocity Loop Proportional Gain
RSW0-Velocity Loop Integral Time Constant
RSW1-*
RSW2-*
RSW3-*
RSW4-*
RSW5-*
RSW6-*
RSW7-*
RSW8-*
RSW9-*
RSWA-*
RSWB-*
RSWC-*
RSWD-*
RSWE-*
RSWF-*
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
(RSW Gain
1012
2022
3032
4042
5052
6062
7072
8082
9092
A0A2
B0B2
C0C2
D0D2
E0E2
F0F2
Name
Group 1)
Group 2)
Group 3)
Group 4)
Group 5)
Group 6)
Group 7)
Group 8)
Group 9)
Group A)
Group B)
Group C)
Group D)
Group E)
Group F)
5-2
Standard
Setting Value
Unit
Setting Range
10
20
50
1/s
Hz
ms
13000
12000
0.51000.0
Reference
page
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
10,20,20
20,35,50
20,35,20
30,50,50
30,50,20
30,70,50
30,70,20
45,100,50
45,100,20
45,140,50
45,140,20
60,200,50
60,200,20
60,280,50
60,280,20
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5-12
5. Parameter
[Parameter List]
General Parameter Group 8Control system setting

Page
Symbol
Name
Standard Setting Value
Unit
Setting Range
Reference
page
00:_PC+_VC+_TC+
0007
5-13
mV
-
0001
0.06553.5
0002
0003
0007
163
1/32767
32767/1
1/32767
32767/1
0001
0001
0003
032767
032767
032767
-9999+9999
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-14
5-14
00
CMDPOL
01
02
11
12
13
14
VC/TC-DB
VCZDAT
PCPTYP
PCPPOL
PCPFIL
PCPMUL
Positioning,
Velocity,
and
Torque
Command Input Polarity
Analog Input Dead Band
Analog Input Dead Band window
Positioning Command Pulse Selection
Position Command Pulse, Count Polarity
Position Command Pulse, Digital Filter
Position Command, Pulse Multiplier
15
GER1
Electric Gear 1
4/1
16
GER2
Electric Gear 2
4/1
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
EDGEPOS
PDEVMON
CLR
VC1
VC2
VC3
VCOMP
25
VCGN
26
TVCACC
27
TVCDEC
28
VCLM
31
TCOMP1
32
TCOMP2
33
36
37
40
41
42
43
44
TCGN
TCLM
SQTCLM
NEAR
INP
ZV
LOWV
VCOMP
45
VA
Positioning method
In position / Position Deviation Monitor
Deviation Clear Selection
Internal Velocity Command 1
Internal Velocity Compensation Command
Analog Velocity (Compensation)
Command Scaling
Velocity Command, Acceleration Time
Constant
Velocity Command, Deceleration Time
Constant
Velocity Limit Command
Internal Torque Compensation Command
1
Internal Torque Compensation Command
2
Analog Torque Command Scaling
Internal Torque Limit Value
Torque Limit Value at Sequence Operation
Near Range
In-Position Complete Range
Speed Zero Range
Low Speed Setting
Speed Matching Width
Attain Velocity Setting
(High Speed Setting)
00:_Disabled
0.0
00:_F-PC_R-PC
00:_Type1
00:_834nsec
1
00:_Pulse_Interval
00:_After_Filter
00:_Type1
100
200
300
0
-1
min
-1
min
-1
min
-1
min
-1
5-14
5-14
5-14
5-14
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
333
min /V
04000
5-15
ms
016000
5-15
016000
5-15
165535
5-15
ms
65535
min
-500500
5-16
-500500
5-16
33
100
120
100
32
50
50
50
%/V
%
%
Pulse
Pulse
-1
min
-1
min
-1
min
0500
10500
10500
165535
165535
50500
065535
065535
5-16
5-16
5-16
5-17
5-17
5-17
5-17
5-17
1000
min
-1
065535
5-17
-1
When setting values of parameters page 11, 12 and 17 were done,

restore the power supply of control system again to be valid.
5-3
5-14
5. Parameter
[Parameter List]
General Parameter Group 9Function enabling condition setting

Page
Symbol
Name
Setting
Range
Reference
page
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
00
F-OT
01
R-OT
02
AL-RST
Positive Rotation (Positive Direction) Over-Travel

Function
Negative Rotation (Negative Direction) Over-Travel
Function
Alarm Reset Function
08:_CONT4_ON
0027
5-18,19
03
ECLR
Absolute Encoder Clear Function
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
04
CLR
Deviation Clear Function
02:_CONT1_ON
0027
5-18,19
05
S-ON
SERVO-ON Function
06:_CONT3_ON
0027
5-18,19
10
MS
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
11
INH/Z-STP
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
5-18,19
12
GERS
Control Mode Switching Function

Position Command Pulse Inhibit Function and Zero
Velocity Command Clamp Function
Electric Gear Switching Function
13
GC1
Gain Switching Condition 1
14
GC2
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
15
SUPFSEL1
Vibration Suppressor Frequency, Select Input 1
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
16
SUPFSEL2
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
17
PLPCON
Vibration Suppressor Frequency, Select Input 2

Position Loop Proportional Control,
Switching Function
01:_Always_ Enable
0027
5-18,19
5-18,19
18
RSWGC
01:_Always_ Enable
20
SP1
RSW Gain Switching Function

Internal Velocity Setting Selection Input 1
0027
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
21
SP2
Internal Velocity Setting Selection Input 2
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
22
DIR
Internal Velocity Driving Direction Selection Input
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
23
RUN
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
24
RUN-F
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
25
RUN-R
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
26
VLPCON
04:_CONT2_ON
0027
5-18,19
27
VCOMPS
Internal Velocity Driving Start Signal Input

Internal Velocity Stop Rotation (Stop Direction)
Start Signal Input
Internal Velocity 9Negative Direction) Start Signal
Input
Velocity Loop Proportional Control, Switching
Function
Velocity Compensation Function
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
30
TCOMPS1
Torque Compensation Function 1
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
31
TCOMPS2
Torque Compensation Function 2
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
32
TL
Torque Limit Function
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
33
OBS
Disturbance Observer Function
00: Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
40
EXT-E
External Trip Input Function
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
42
EMR
Emergency Stop Function
00:_Always_ Disable
0027
5-18,19
General Parameter Group ASetting for output condition of general output terminal /
Monitor output selection / Setup software
Page
Symbol
00
01
02
03
04
OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4
OUT5
11
MON1
12
MON2
13
MONPOL
20
COMAXIS
005B
005B
005B
005B
005B
Reference
page
5-20,21
5-20,21
5-20,21
5-20,21
5-20,21
0012
5-20
02:TCMON_1V/TR
0012
5-20
00:_MON1+_MON2+
0008
5-22
01:_#1
010F
5-22
Name
General Purpose Output 1

Analog Monitor 1, Output Signal
Selection
Analog Monitor 2, Output Signal
Selection
Analog monitor output polarity
Setup Software, Communication
Axis Number
02:_S-RDY_ON
18:_INP_ON
36:_ALM4[ALMB7]_ON
34:_ALM2[ALMB6]_ON
32:_ALM1[ALMB5]_ON
04:VMON_1mV/ min
-1
Setting Range
When setting value of parameter page 20 is done, restore the power supply of
control system again to be valid.
5-4
5. Parameter
[Parameter List]
General Parameter Group BSetting related to sequence/alarms

Symbol
Page
Standard
Setting Value
Name
00
10
JOGVC
DBOPE
JOG Velocity Command

Brake Operation
11
ACTOT
Over-Travel Operation
12
ACTEMR
13
BONDLY
14
BOFFDLY
15
16
20
21
22
23
24
BONBGN
PFDDLY
OFWLV
OFLV
OLWLV
VFBALM
VCALM
Emergency Stop Operation

Retention Brake Operation Delay Time
(Retention brake retention delay time)
Retention Brake Operation Release Delay Time
(Retention brake release delay time)
Brake Operation Start Time
Power Failure Detection Delay Time
Excessive Deviation Warning Level
Deviation Counter Overflow Value
Overload Warning Level
Speed Feedback Error (ALM_C3) Detection
Speed Control Error (ALM_C2) Detection
Setting Range
Reference
page
032767
0004
5-23
5-23
0006
5-23
0001
5-23
300
ms
01000
5-24
300
ms
01000
5-24
0
32
65535
32
90
01:_Enabled
00:_Disabled
ms
ms
X1024 pulse
X1024 pulse
%
-
065535
201000
165535
165535
20100
0001
0001
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-24
5-25
5-25
5-25
Unit
50
00:_Free
00:_CMDIN
H_SB_SON
01:_Free
min
-
-1
When setting values of parameters page16 and 22 were done, restore the power supply of
General Parameter Group CEncoder related setting

Symbol
Page
00
01
05
06
07
08
Name
Unit
Setting Range
00:_Absolute
01:_220nsec
1/1
00:_Type1
00:_Binary
00:_Status_MultiTurn
ABS/INCSYS
ENFIL
ENRAT
PULOUTPOL
PS0FORM
ECLRFUNC
Position Detection System Selection

Motor Incremental Encoder, Digital Filter
Encoder Pulse Divided Output, Divide Ratio
Encoder Pulse Divided Output, Polarity
Encoder Signal Output (PS), Format
Absolute Encoder Clear Function Selection
10
TG_SCALING
Tachogenerator Velocity Scale Range Setting
11
TG_OFFSET
12
TG_POL
Tachogenerator Velocity Offset Setting

Tachogenerator Output Voltage Polarity
Setting
0001
0007
1/81921/1
0003
0002
0001
-13107
13107
-182182
00
0001
Reference
page
5-26
5-26
5-27
5-27
5-27
5-27
5-27
5-27
5-27
When setting values of parameters page 00 and 07 were done, restore the power supply of
For users of the absolute encoder with backup battery system who utilize incremental system,
be sure to set the parameter value of the servo amplifier as indicated in the below table.
Group
C
Page
00
Symbol
ABS/INCSYS
Name
Position detection system call
Setting value
00:_Incremental
08
ECLRFUNC
Absolute Encoder Clear Function call
01:_Status
Description
Incremental system
Encoder status
(ErrorWarning only)Clear
When setting values of parameters page 00, and 08 were done, restore the power supply of
control system again to be valid
System parameter
Page
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
08
09
0A
0B
Name
Main Circuit Power Supply Input Type

Motor Encoder Type
Incremental Encoder Function Selection
Incremental Encoder Resolution
Absolute Encoder Function Selection
Absolute Encoder Resolution
Combination Motor Model Number
Control Mode
Position Loop Control and Position Loop Encoder Selection
External Encoder Resolution
Regenerative Resistor Selection
5-5
Setting Range
Reference
page
1way (DC Power Supply)

4 ways (Depending on the hardware type)
1way (Incremental Encoder)
500P/R 65535P/R
2 way
11 ways
6 ways
1way(Motor Encoder)
-
5-28
5-28
5-28
5-28
5-28
5-28
5-29
5-29
5-29
5-29
5-29
5. Parameter [Parameter Specifications Group 0Group 1]

General parameter Group 0Auto-tuning settings
Contents
Page
Tuning mode
00
[TUNMODE]
Setting range
0002
Unit
Standard value
02:_ManualTun
Selection value
00:_AutoTun
01:_AutoTun_JRAT-Fix
02:_ManualTun
Automatic Tuning Characteristic
01
Setting
range
0004
[ATCHA]
Unit
Standard value
00:_Positioning1
Selection value
00:_Positioning1
01:_Positioning2
02:_Positioning3
03:_Trajectory1
04:_Trajectory2

02
Setting range
Unit
130
03
Sets the auto-tuning response. The larger the set value,

the higher the response. Make the setting suitable for
rigidity of the device.
Standard
value
5
Unit
Standard value
00:_Auto_Saving
Setting range
Unit
10100
[ATSAVE]
The parameter (JRAT) obtained from auto-tuning result is
automatically saved.
Selection value
00:_Auto_Saving
01:_No_Saving
Automatic Notch Filter Tuning, Torque Command

10
Contents
Positioning Control 1 (Generic)
Positioning Control 2 (For High
Response)
Positioning Control 3For High
Response, Horizontal Axis Limit
Trajectory Control
Trajectory Control (KP Manual Setting)
[ATRES]
Automatic Tuning, Automatic Parameter Saving

Setting
range
0001
Contents
Automatic Tuning
Automatic Tuning
(JRAT Manual Setting)
Manual Tuning
Contents
Saves Parameter Automatically in JRAT1.
Automatic Saving is Invalidity
[ANFILTC]
Sets the torque command value applied to the motor at the
time of auto-notch filter tuning.
Larger value makes the tuning more accurate; however,
note that it also makes the move of the machine larger.
Standard
value
50
20
Automatic Vibration Suppressor Frequency Tuning, Torque Command [ASUPTC]

Sets the torque command value applied to the motor at the
Standard
time of auto-vibration suppressing frequency tuning.
Setting range
Unit
value
Larger value makes the tuning more accurate; however,
10100
%
25
note that it also makes the move of the machine larger.
21
Automatic Vibration Suppressor Frequency Tuning, Friction Torque Compensation Value [ASUPFC]
Sets the friction torque compensation added to the motor
Standard
torque at the time of auto-vibration suppressing frequency
Setting range
Unit
value
tuning. Set this value close to actual friction torque, and
050
%
5
vibration suppressing frequency tuning will be more
accurate.
General parameter Group 1Basic control parameter setting

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Position command filter
01
[PCFIL]
Setting range
Unit
0.02000.0
ms
Parameter to put primary low pass filter to the position

command. Time constant of the filter is set. Filter is
disabled with the set value of 0.0ms.
Standard
value
0.0
Position Loop Proportional Gain 1 [KP1]

02
Setting range
Unit
13000
1/s

03
Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms
Proportional gain for position controller.

When auto-tuning result saving is executed, the tuning
result is automatically saved in this parameter.
Standard
value
30
[TPI1]
Integral time constant for position controller. When position
loop proportional control switching function is disabled, this
setting becomes enabled.
Integral term is disabled (proportional control) with the set
value of 1000.0ms.
Standard
value
1000.0
5-6
5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsGroup 1]
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Higher Tracking Control, Position Compensation Gain
04
Setting range
Unit
0100
Feed Forward Gain

05
Setting range
0100
Feed Forward Filter

08
[FFGN]
Unit
%
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
Velocity Feedback Filter

12
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
[VCFIL]
Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms
Parameter to put primary low pass filter to velocity

command. Sets the cut-off frequency.
Filter is disabled with the set value of 2000Hz.
Standard
value
2000
[VDFIL]
Parameter to put primary low pass filter to velocity
feedback. Sets the cut-off frequency. Filter is disabled with
the set value of 2000Hz.
Standard
value
1500
[KVP1]
Proportional gain of velocity controller.
Standard
value
70

14
Parameter to put primary low pass filter to feed forward

command. Sets the cut-off frequency.
Standard
value
2000

13
Feed forward compensation gain at the time of position

control.
Standard
value
0
[FFFIL]

10
Standard
value
0
[TVI1]
Setting range
Unit
015000
Integral time constant of velocity controller. When velocity loop proportional

control switching function is disabled, this set value is enabled.
Integral term (proportional control) is disabled with the set value of 1000.0ms.
When auto-tuning result saving is executed, the tuning result is automatically
saved in this parameter.
Standard
value
20.0

15
[TRCPGN]
Parameter to enhance following-up performance. The
larger value can make the following-up performance
higher. When the value other than 0% is set, position
command filter and feed forward gain are automatically
set.
[JRAT1]
Standard
value
0
Higher Tracking Control, Velocity Compensation Gain

16
Setting range
Unit
0100
Standard
value
0
Acceleration Feedback Gain

17
Setting range
Unit
-100.0100.0
18
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz

20
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
[AFBK]
Compensation function to make the velocity loop stable.
Multiply this gain with the detected acceleration to
compensate torque command. Setting unit is 0.1%.
Standard
value
0.0
Acceleration Feedback Filter
Sets inertia moment of the loading device to the motor

inertia moment. Set valueJL/JM100%
JLLoad inertia moment
JMMotor inertia moment
[TRCVGN]
Parameter to enhance following-up performance. The
larger value can make the following-up performance
higher. When velocity loop proportional control switching
function is used, set this to 0%.
[AFBFIL]
Parameter to put primary low pass filter to acceleration
feedback compensation. Sets the cut-off frequency. Filter
is disabled with the set value of 2000Hz.
Standard
value
500
[TCFIL1]
Parameter to put low pass filter to torque command. Sets

the cut-off frequency.
Standard
value
500
[TCFILOR]
Parameter to set ordinal number of torque command filter.
21
Setting range
Unit
13
Order
Standard
value
1
5-7
5. Parameter
[Parameter Specifications Group 2]
General parameter Group 2Settings for vibration suppressing control, notch filter, and disturbance
observer
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00
Setting range
Unit
5500
Hz
[SUPFRQ1]
Vibration Suppressor Level Selection

01
Setting range
Unit
0003
Velocity Command,Notch Filter
10
Setting range
Unit
50500
Hz
20
Unit
1002000
Hz
[SUPLV]
Parameter to set the size of vibration suppressing control
effect. The smaller the value is, the greater the effect will
be.
Change this while the motor stops.
Standard
value
00
[VCNFIL]
Parameter to set notch filter to velocity command. Sets the
center frequency.
Inside the servo amplifier, the center frequency from 50
99Hz is treated by 1HzUnit and that from 100500Hz is
by 10HzUnit. Even when set by lower unit than these,
operations do not change.
Standard
value
500
Torque Command,Notch Filter A

Setting range
Parameter to set the frequency of restricting vibration.

Inside the servo amplifier, vibration suppressing frequency
from 599Hz is treated by 1HzUnit, and that from 100
500Hz is by 10HzUnit. Even when set by lower unit than
these, operations do not change.
Vibration suppressing control is disabled with the set value
of 500Hz.
When auto-frequency tuning is executed, the tuning result
is automatically saved in this parameter.
Standard
value
500
[TCNFILA]
Standard
value
2000
TCNFILA, Low Frequency Phase Delay Improvement

21
Setting range
Unit
0002
Standard
value
00
Torque Command,Notch Filter B

22
Setting range
Unit
1002000
Hz
TCNFILB, Depth Selection

23
Setting range
Unit
24
Unit
1002000
Hz
TCNFILC, Depth Selection

25
Setting range
Unit
26
Unit
1002000
Hz
Parameter to set notch filter to torque command. Sets the

center frequency.
Inside the servo amplifier, the center frequency is treated
by 10HzUnit. Even when set by 1HzUnit, operations do not
change.
[TCNFDB]
Parameter to set the depth of torque command notch filter
B. The larger the value is, the shallower.
Standard
value
00
[TCNFILC]
center frequency.
change.
Standard
value
2000
[TCNFDC]
C. The larger the value is, the shallower.
Standard
value
00
0003
Torque Command,Notch Filter
Setting range
[TCNFILB]
Standard
value
2000
0003
Torque Command, Notch Filter C
Setting range

center frequency.
by 10HzUnit. Even when set by lower unit than 1HzUnit,
operations do not change.
When auto-notch filter tuning is executed, the tuning result
is automatically saved in this parameter.
[TCNFPA]
Parameter to improve phase delay at lower frequency
than center frequency of torque command notch filter A.
The larger the value is, the greater the effect is.
Same characteristics as the standard notch filter with the
set value of 0.
[TCNFILD]
center frequency.
change.
Standard
value
2000
5-8
5. Parameter [Parameter SpecificationsGroup2Group3]

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TCNFILD, Depth Selection
27
Setting range
Unit
0003
Observer characteristic
[TCNFDD]
D. The greater the value is, the shallower the depth will be.
Standard
value
00
[OBCHA]
Selects the observer characteristics.
30
Setting range
Unit
0001
Standard
value
00:_Low
Selection
00:_Low
01:_Middle
Observer Compensation Gain

31
Setting range
Unit
0100
[OBG]
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
33
Unit
1002000
Hz
[OBLPF]
Sets the cut off frequency of observer output low pass
filter. Filter is disabled with the set value of 2000Hz.
When the observer characteristics are 01: Middle (For
Middle Cycle), the function is disabled.
Standard
value
50
Observer Output, Notch Filter

Setting range
Observer compensation gain. The larger the value is, the

higher the suppression characteristics will be. However, if
this is too large, oscillation may sometimes occur.
Standard
value
0
Observer Output, Low Pass Filter

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For Low Frequency
Noise Suppression
For Medium
Frequency Noise
Suppression
[OBNFIL]
Sets the center frequency of observer output notch filter.
change.
Standard
value
2000
General parameter Group 3Settings for gain switching control and vibration suppression frequency switching
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[KP2]
00
Setting range
Unit
13000
1/s
Standard
value
30

Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms
01
[TPI2]
Integral time constant for position controller.
value of 1000.0ms.
Standard
value
1000.0
Cannot be used when the position loop proportional

control switching function is enabled.

02
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
[KVP2]

03
Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms
Proportional gain for velocity controller.

When load inertia is the one set by load inertia moment
ratio (load mass ratio) 2, the response is this set value.
Standard
value
50
[TVI2]

04
Setting range
Unit
015000

05
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
Integral time constant for velocity controller.

Enabled when velocity loop proportional control switching
function is disabled.
value of 1000.0ms.
Standard
value
20.0
[JRAT2]
Sets the inertia moment of load device to the motor inertia
moment. Set valueJL/JM100%
Standard
value
100
[TCFIL2]
Parameter to set low pass filter to torque command. Sets
the cut off frequency.
Standard
value
600
5-9
5. Parameter
[Parameter Specifications Group 3]
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10
[KP3]
Setting range
Unit
13000
1/s
Standard
value
30

Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms
11
[TPI3]
Integral time constant for position controller.
value of 1000.0ms.
Standard
value
1000.0
Cannot be used when position loop proportional


12
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
[KVP3]

13
Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms

Standard
value
50
[TVI3]
Integral time constant for velocity controller. This setting is
enabled when velocity loop proportional control switching
value of 1000.0ms.
Standard
value
20.0

14
Setting range
Unit
015000

15
Setting range
Unit
12000
[JRAT3]
Standard
value
100
[TCFIL3]
Standard
value
600
[KP4]
20
Setting range
Unit
13000
1/s
Standard
value
30
21
Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms
[TPI4]
Integral time constant for position controller. Integral term
is disabled (proportional control) with the set value of
1000.0ms.
Standard
value
1000.0
Cannot be used when position loop proportional


22
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
[KVP4]

23
Setting range
Unit
0.51000.0
ms

Standard
value
50
[TVI4]
Integral time constant for velocity controller. This setting is
enabled when velocity loop proportional control switching
value of 1000.0ms.
Standard
value
20.0

24
Setting range
Unit
015000

25
Setting range
Unit
12000
Setting range
Unit
0100
ms

Standard
value
100
[TCFIL4]
Standard
value
600
Low Pass Filter of Gain Switching

30
[JRAT4]
[GCFIL]
Parameter to set time constant for gain switching.
The larger the value is, the gentler the switching is.
Standard
value
0
5-10
5. Parameter [Parameter Specifications Group 3Group 4]

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Setting range
Unit
5500
Hz
[SUPFRQ2]
Parameter to set the frequency of vibration suppressing
vibration.
In the servo amplifier, the vibration suppressing frequency
from 5 to 99Hz is treated by 1Hz unit, and from 100 to
500Hz is by 10Hz unit. Operations do not change if set by
lower unit than these.
Vibration suppressing control is disabled when the set
value is 500Hz.
Standard
value
500
40

Setting range
Unit
5500
Hz
[SUPFRQ3]
vibration.
from 5 to 99Hz is treated by 1H unit, and from 100 to
value is 500Hz.
Standard
value
500
41

Setting range
Unit
5500
Hz
[SUPFRQ4]
vibration.
from 5 to 99Hz is treated by 1H unit, and from 100 to
value is 500Hz.
Standard
value
500
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General parameter Group 4High setting control settings
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Command Velocity Calculation, Low Pass Filter
00
Setting range
Unit
12000
Hz
Command Velocity Threshold

01
Standard
value
1000
Contents
[CVFIL]
Sets the cut off frequency of low pass filter, when
command velocity is calculated. When the position
command resolution is low, lower the cut off frequency.
Filter is disabled when the set value is 2000Hz.
[CVTH]
Setting range
Unit
065535
min-1
Standard
value
20
Acceleration Compensation
[ACCCO]
When the command velocity calculated from position

command is larger than this threshold, acceleration or
deceleration compensation is added to the positional
deviation.
Compensation at acceleration.
02
Setting range
Unit
-9999+9999
50
Pulse
Deceleration Compensation
Standard
value
0
[DECCO]
Compensation at deceleration.
03
Setting range
Unit
-9999+9999
50
Pulse
Standard
value
0
5-11
5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsGroup5]
General Parameter Group 5Setting a parameter compatible with the gain setting switch
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RSW0- Position Loop Proportional Gain [RSW0-KP]

00
Setting range
Units
13000
1/s
RSW0- Velocity Loop Proportional Gain

01
Setting range
Units
12000
Hz
When the value of the gain setting switch is 0, it is the

corresponding proportional gain of position controller.
Standard
setting value
10
[RSW0-KVP]
corresponding proportional gain of velocity controller.
Standard
setting value
20
RSW0- Velocity Loop Integral Time Constant

Setting range
Units
0.51000.0
ms
02
[RSW0-TVI]
corresponding integral time constant of velocity controller.
When the velocity loop proportional control change
function is invalid, this setting becomes effective.
The integral clause becomes invalid when set control is
1000.0ms (proportional control).
Standard
setting value
50
As well as the above, the parameter corresponding to value (0F) of the gain setting switch is allocated on page
(00F2).
Standard Value
Value of Gain
Setting Switch
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0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
A
B
C
D
E
F
0002
1012
2022
3032
4042
5052
6062
7072
8082
9092
A0A2
B0B2
C0C2
D0D2
E0E2
F0F2
Position Loop
Proportional Gain
(1/s)
10
10
20
20
30
30
30
30
45
45
45
45
60
60
60
60
5-12
Velocity Loop
Proportional Gain
(Hz)
20
20
35
35
50
50
70
70
100
100
140
140
200
200
280
280
Velocity Loop Integral

Time Constant
(ms)
50
20
50
20
50
20
50
20
50
20
50
20
50
20
50
20
5. Parameter
General parameter Group 8Settings for control system

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Position, Velocity, and Torque Command Input Polarity [CMDPOL]
Setting range
0007
Unit
Input command
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Input command
00
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Input command
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Input command
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Forward
Forward
Forward
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Forward
Forward
Reverse
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Forward
Reverse
Forward
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Forward
Reverse
Reverse
Analog Input Dead Band

01
Setting range
0001
Standard setting value
Select the command polarity from the contents blow.
00:_PC+_VC+_TC+
Selection
value
Input command
00:
_PC+_VC+_TC+
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Selection
value
Input command
01:
_PC+_VC+_TC-
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Selection
value
Input command
02:
_PC+_VC-_TC+
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Selection
value
Input command
03:
_PC+_VC-_TC-
position command
Velocity command
Torque command
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Reverse
Forward
Forward
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Reverse
Forward
Reverse
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Reverse
Reverse
Forward
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Reverse
Reverse
Reverse
Selection
value
04:
_PC-_VC+_TC+
Selection
value
05:
_PC-_VC+_TC-
Selection
value
06:
_PC-_VC-_TC+
Selection
value
07:
_PC-_VC-_TC-
[VC/TC-DB]
Unit
00:_Disabled
Select enabled/disabled of analog input dead zone.

Selection value
00:_Disabled
01:_Enabled
Contents
Disabled
Enabled
Analog Input Dead Band range [VCZDAT]
02
Setting range
0.06553.5
Unit
mV

0.0
Position Command Pulse Selection

Setting range
0002
Unit
Sets the dead-band range of analog input command.

This range of analog input voltage (absolute value) is
regarded as 0 [V].
Settable range is 0.06553.5[mV]. (Can be changed in
0.1 [mV] unit)
Valid for Velocity/Torque commands.
Select Enabled value in page 01 Group 08 of Analog
input dead-band [VC/TC-DB] to enable this setting value.
[PCPTYP]
Select the position command pulse type from the contents
below.

00:_F-PC_R-PC
Selection value
11
Contents
00:_F-PC_R-PC
Positive Move Pulse + Negative Move Pulse
01:_2PhasePulse
Two-Phase Pulse Train of 90 Degrees Phase

Difference
Code + Pulse Train
02:_CODE_PC
The setting value is enabled after control power is

turned ON again.
Position Command Pulse, Count Polarity [PCPPOL]
Setting range
0003
12
Selection
00:_Type1
01:_Type2
02:_Type3
03:_Type4
Unit
Select the position command pulse count polarity from the

contents below.

00:_Type1
Contents
F-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge : R-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge
F-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge : R-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge
F-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge : R-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge
F-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge : R-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge
The setting value is enabled after control power is turned ON again.
5-13
5. Parameter
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Setting range
0007
Unit
[PCPFIL]
Select the setting of position command pulse digital filter
from the contents below.
As timing for command direction, observe the
specifications of position command. When the pulse
command form is Two-Phase Pulse Train of 90 Degrees
Phase Difference, observe the specification s of position
command.

00:_834nsec
13
Selection
00:_834nsec
01:_250nsec
02:_500nsec
03:_1.8usec
04:_3.6usec
05:_7.2usec
06:_125nsec
07:_83.4nsec
Position Command, Pulse Multiplier

14
Setting range
163
Electric Gear 1
15
[PCPMUL]

1
Parameter to multiply the command pulse by x1x63.

Values from 1 to 63 are set, which are always enabled.
[GER1]
Setting range
1/3276732767/1
Electric Gear 2
16
Unit
Contents
Minimum Pulse Width = 834nsec
Minimum Pulse Width = 1.8sec
Minimum Pulse Width = 83.4nsec
Unit

4/1
Positioning method
N(1
D(1
f1
[GER2]
Setting range
1/3276732767/1
Setting of electronic gear to position command pulse.
Unit
32767)
f2( f2 = f1N/D)
32767)
1/32767N/D32767

4/1
[EDGEPOS]
Setting range
0001
Unit

00:_Pulse _Interval
17
Select the encoder pulse positioning from the contents below.

Selection value
00:_Pulse_Interval
01:_Pulse_Edge
Contents
Specify Pulse Interval Positioning
Specify In-Position Edge
The set value is enabled after control power is

turned ON again.
[PDEVMON]
Select the positioning complete signal (INP) and position
deviation monitor from the contents below.
Specify In-Position Signal/In-Position Deviation Monitor

Setting range
0001
Unit
00:_After_Filter
18
Selection value
00:_After_Filter
01:_Before_Filter

Setting range
0003
[CLR]
Unit

00:_Type1
Selection value
19
Contents
After passing the filter compare the
Position Command Value with the
Feedback Value.
Before passing the filter compare the
Position Command Value with the
Feedback Value.
Select the position deviation clearing method from the

contents below.
Contents
00:_Type1
When SERVO-OFF/ Clear Deviation :

Deviation Clear Input/ Level Detection
01:_Type2
When SERVO-OFF/ Clear Deviation :

Deviation Clear Input/ Edge Detection
02:_Type3
When SERVO-OFF/ Not Clear Deviation :

Deviation Clear Input/ Level Detection
03:_Type4
When SERVO-OFF/ Not Clear Deviation :

Deviation Clear Input/ Edge Detection
5-14
During servo OFF, deviation clear is always executed.

While deviation clear input is ON, deviation clear is always
executed.
During servo OFF, deviation clear is always executed.
When deviation clear input is switched from OFF ON
deviation is cleared to the edge.
During servo OFF, deviation clear is not executed.
(After servo ON, the motor may operate suddenly.)
During servo OFF, deviation clear is not executed.
(After servo ON, the motor may operate suddenly.)
5. Parameter
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Preset Velocity Command 1
20
Setting range
Unit
032767
min-1

21
Setting range
032767
Unit
Setting range
032767
Refer to Chapter Adjustment Functions Internal velocity command.

Parameter for setting velocity command of internal velocity
operation.
Standard
When Internal velocity setting selection input 1 (SP1) is
value
100
valid, and Internal velocity setting selection input 2 (SP2)
of general parameter Group 9 is invalid, this parameter is
enabled.
[VC2] Refer to Chapter , Adjustment Functions
min
Unit
[VC3]
Refer to Chapter ,
min
Preset Velocity Compensation Command

24
Setting range
Unit
-9999+9999
min-1
[VCOMP]
Unit
04000
min-1/V
26
Unit
016000
ms
Setting range
Unit
016000
ms
Velocity Limit Command
28
Setting range
Unit
165535
min-1
Parameter for setting analog velocity (addition) command

scaling.
[TVCACC]
Parameter for restricting acceleration of command, to
analog velocity command input, analog velocity addition
input, internal velocity command and Jog operation.
-1
Acceleration 0 min forward reverse rotation
-1
Sets the acceleration time for 1000 min .
Standard
value
0
Velocity Command, Deceleration Time Constant

27
[VCGN]
Standard
value
333
Velocity Command, Acceleration Time Constant

Setting range
Parameter for using velocity addition command in a fixed

value when Velocity addition function (VCOMPS) of
general parameter Group 9 is used.
Standard
value
0
Setting range
Internal velocity command.

operation.
valid and Internal velocity setting selection input 2 (SP2)
of general parameter Group 9 is valid, this parameter is
enabled.
Analog Velocity (Compensation) Command Scaling

25
Adjustment Functions
Standard
value
300
-1
Internal velocity command .

operation.
invalid, and Internal velocity setting selection input 2
(SP2) of general parameter Group 9 is valid, this
parameter is enabled.
Standard
value
200
-1

22
[VC1]
[TVCDEC]
Parameter for restricting deceleration of command, to
analog velocity command input, analog velocity addition
input, internal velocity command and Jog operation.
-1
Deceleration forward reverse rotation 0 min
-1
Sets the deceleration time for 1000 min .
Standard
value
0
[VCLM]
Parameter for restricting the velocity command.
Sets the maximum value of velocity command. Velocity
command is restricted by this value at operations of
position control and velocity control.
When the set value is larger than 50000, velocity
command is restricted at maximum rotation velocity1.1.
Set this parameter when it is to be restricted at lower than
motor rotation velocity 1.1.
Use the standard value usually.
Standard
value
65535
5-15
5. Parameter
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Internal Torque Compensation Command 1
31
Setting range
Unit
-500+500
Setting range
Unit
-500+500
[TCGN]
Unit
0500
%/V
Setting range
Unit
10500
Standard
setting value
33
[TCLM]
Setting range
Unit
10500
Parameter for limiting output torque. Torque limit value is

set in ratio to the rated output torque.(100%= rated torque )
Output torque is limited at the internal Torque limit set
value (TL) of general parameter Group 9 when the torque
limit input signal is functioning.
Output torque is restricted by TP if a value exceeding the
peak output torque TP is selected.
Standard
setting value
100
Sequence Operation Torque Limit Value
37
Parameter for using torque addition command in a fixed

value, when Torque addition function 2 (TCOMPS2) of
Parameter for setting analog torque command scaling.

Setting range
Internal Torque Limit Value
36
[TCOMP2]
Standard
setting value
0

33
Parameter for using torque addition command in a fixed

value, when Torque addition function 1 (TCOMPS1) of
Standard
setting value
0
Internal Torque Compensation Command 2

32
[TCOMP1]
[SQTCLM]
Parameter for setting sequence operation torque limit
value (JOG operation, holding brake operation waiting, and
OT status, etc.) Torque limit value is determined by
comparing it with the rated output torque. (100%=rated
torque )
During sequence operation, output torque is restricted by
this set value.
Output torque is restricted by TP if a value exceeding the
peak output torque TP is selected.
Standard
setting value
120
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5. Parameter
Page
Contents
Near Range
[NEAR]
Parameter for setting the output range of near range signal
40
Setting range
Unit
165535
Pulse
Standard
setting value
100
(near in-position complete).

Near range signal is output when the deviation counter is
lower than this set value.
Encoder pulse is standard irrespective of electronic gear and
command multiplication functions.
[INP]
Parameter for setting output range of positioning complete
Setting range
Unit
165535
Pulse
Standard
setting value
32
signal.
Positioning complete signal is output when the deviation
counter is lower than this set value.
Encoder pulse is standard irrespective of the electronic
41
gear function or command multiplication function.

Incremental encoder
Encoder pulse multiplied by 4 is standard.
Absolute encoder
except for the ones with incremental signal
absolute value is standard.
Zero Speed Range
42
[ZV]
Setting range
Unit
50500
min-1
Low Speed Setting
Set value for detecting zero-speed status (motor stop).

When the motor speed becomes lower than this value,
zero-speed status is detected.
Standard
setting value
50
[LOWV]
Parameter for setting low-speed output range.
43
Setting range
Unit
065535
min-1
Speed Matching Range
Standard
setting value
50
When the speed is lower than this value, low-speed range

is output.
[VCMP]
Parameter for setting the range of velocity matching
44
Setting range
Unit
065535
min-1
Standard
setting value
50
output. Velocity matching is output when the speed

deviation (difference between speed command and actual
speed) is within the setting range.
Attain Velocity Setting (High Speed Setting) [VA]

Parameter for setting the value for speed attainment
Setting range
Unit
065535
min-1
Standard
setting value
1000
output. When the speed exceeds this set value, velocity

attainment is output.
45
If the motor speed exceeds the selected value during

torque control operations, and when the control switching
function is enabled, the torque command is always set to
0. Fixed speed cannot be controlled. Avoid continuous
usage in this manner.
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5. Parameter
General parameter Group 9Settings for enabling functions

Input signals and conditions to enable the functions of each page are set.
Selection contents to be set are on the next page.
Page
00
Contents
Positive Over-Travel Function
Setting range
0027
Page
[F-OT]

00:_Always_ Disable
Negative Over-Travel Function

01
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027
[R-OT]
[AL-RST]
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027

00:_Always_Disable
Setting range
0027

00:_Always_Disable
Internal Velocity Driving Start Signal Input

[RUN]
[ECLR]
(For models corresponding the incremental encoder, the

Tachogenerator)
03

00:_Always_Disable
Internal Velocity Driving Direction Select Input [DIR]

22

08:_CONT4_ON
Absolute Encoder Clear Function
Setting range
0027
Internal Velocity Setting Select Input 2 [SP2]

21

00:_Always_ Disable
Alarm Reset Function

02
20
Contents
Internal Velocity Setting Select Input 1 [SP1]
Setting range
0027

00:_Always_ Disable

00:_Always_Disable
23
For models corresponding to the absolute encoder

Setting range
0027

O4:_CONT2_ON
Deviation Clear Function

04
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027

00:_Always_Disable
Internal Velocity Negative Rotation

(Negative Direction) Start Signal Input
[S-ON]
25

O6:_CONT3_ON
Control Mode Switching Function

Setting range
0027
24

O2:_CONT1_ON
SERVO-ON Function
05
Internal Velocity Positive Rotation (Positive Direction)

Start Signal Input [RUN-F]
[CLR]
Setting range
0027
[RUN-R]

00:_Always_Disable

Function
[VLPCON]
[MS]

00:_Always_Disable
26
10
For models corresponding the incremental encoder,

the Tachogenerator
Setting range
0027
O4:_CONT2_ON
For models corresponding to the absolute encoder
Setting range
0027
00:_Always_ Disable
Position Command Pulse Inhibit Function and Velocity

Zero Clamp Function [INH/Z-STP]
11
Setting range
0027

00:_Always_Disable
Electric Gear Switching Function

12
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027
[GC1]
Setting range
0027
[GC2]
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027

00:_Always_Disable
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027

00:_Always_Disable
Setting range
0027
Setting range
0027
[TL]

00:_Always_Disable
[OBS]

00:_Always_Disable
External Trip Input Function

40

00:_Always_Disable
Setting range
0027
42
[RSWGC]

01:_Always_Enable
5-18
Setting range
0027
[EXT-E]

00:_Always_Disable
Emergency Stop Function

01:_Always_Enable

18

00:_Always_Disable
Disturbance Observer
33
Position Loop Proportional Control, Switching

Function
[PLPCON]
17
Setting range
0027
Torque Limit Function

32

00:_Always_Disable
Vibration Suppressor Frequency, Select Input 2 [SUPFSEL2]

16

00:_Always_Disable
Torque Compensation Function 2 [TCOMPS2]

31

15
Setting range
0027
[VCOMPS]
Torque Compensation Function 1 [TCOMPS1]

30

00:_Always_Disable

14
[GERS]

00:_Always_Disable

13
Velocity Compensation Function

27
[EMR]

00:_Always_Disable
5. Parameter
General parameter Group 9
List of selection contents
When functions are to be always enabled or disabled.

Selection value
00:_Always_ Disable
01:_Always_ Enable
Contents
Always disable the function.
Always enable the function.
When functions are to be used with the generic input signals.

Selection value
Contents
02:_CONT1_ON
Enable the function when general purpose input CONT1 is ON.
03:_CONT1_OFF
Enable the function when general purpose input CONT1 is OFF.
04:_CONT2_ON
05:_CONT2_OFF
06:_CONT3_ON
07:_CONT3_OFF
08:_CONT4_ON
09:_CONT4_OFF
When functions are to be set with the conditions of servo motor rotation speed.
Selection value
Contents
12:_LOWV_IN
Enable the function during low speed status (speed is less than LOWV).
13:_LOWV_OUT
Enable the function while low speed status is not kept (speed is less than LOWV).
14:_VA_IN
Enable the function during attain velocity status (speed is more than VA).
15:_VA_OUT
Enable the function while attain velocity status is not kept (speed is more than VA).
16:_VCMP_IN
Enable the function during speed matching status (velocity deviation < VCMP).
17:_VCMP_OUT
Enable the function while speed matching status is not kept (velocity deviation < VCMP).
18:_ZV_IN
Enable the function during zero speed status (speed is less than ZV).
19:_ZV_OUT
Enable the function while zero speed status is not kept (speed is less than ZV).
When functions are to be set with the conditions of positioning signals.

Selection value
20:_NEAR_IN
21:_NEAR_OUT
1A:_INP_IN
1B:_INP_OUT
26:_INPZ_IN
27:_INPZ_OUT
Contents
Enable the function during NEAR status (position deviation < NEAR).
Enable the function while NEAR status is not kept.
Enable the function during In-Position status (position deviation < INP).
Enable the function while In-Position status is not kept.
Enable the function during PCMD=0 and In-position Status.

Enable the function during PCMD=0 or In-position Status is not kept
When functions are to be set with the conditions of torque / speed limit
Selection value
1C:_TLC_IN
1D:_TLC_OUT
1E:_VLC_IN
1F:_VLC_OUT
Contents
Enable the function during torque limiting operation status.
Enable the function while torque limiting operation status is not performed.
Enable the function during velocity limiting operation status.
Enable the function while velocity limiting operation status is not performed.
When functions are to be set with the servo motor rotation direction and stop status.
Selection value
22:_VMON_>_+LV
23:_VMON_<=_+LV
24:_VMON_<_-LV
25:_VMON_>=_-LV
Contents
Enable the function when Rotation Direction is Positive (VMON > LOWV).
Enable the function when Rotation Direction is not Positive (VMON <= LOWV).
Enable the function when Rotation Direction is Negative (VMON < LOWV).
Enable the function when Rotation Direction is not Negative (VMON >= LOWV).
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5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsGroupA]
General parameter Group ASettings for generic output terminal outputting condition, monitor
output selection, and setup software
Page
Name and Contents

General Purpose Output 1 [OUT1]
00
Setting
range
005B

02:_S-RDY_ON
01
For the positional control type

Setting
range
005B
18:_INP_ON
For the velocity control type and the torque control type
Setting
range
005B
10:_LOWV_ON
Output signals for Generic output OUT1Generic output

OUT5 are selected.

02
Setting
range
005B
Selection values to be set are on the next page.

36:_ALM4[ALMB7]_ON

03
Setting
range
005B

34:_ALM2[ALMB6]_ON

04
Setting
range
005B

32:_ALM1[ALMB5]_ON
Analog Monitor Output 1 Selection [MON1]

11
Setting
range
0012

04:_VMON_1mV/min-1
Analog Monitor Output 2 Selection

12
Setting
range
0012
Output signals for analog monitor output 1, 2 are selected

from the followings.
[MON2]

02:_TCMON_1V/TR
00
01:_TMON_1V/TR
02:_TCMON_1V/TR
-1
03:_VMON_0.2mV/ min
-1
04:_VMON_1mV/ min
-1
05:_VMON_2mV/ min
-1
06:_VMON_3mV/ min
-1
07:_VCMON_0.2mV/ min
-1
08:_VCMON_1mV/ min
-1
09:_VCMON_2mV/ min
-1
0A:_VCMON_3mV/ min
0B:_PMON_0.1mV/P
0C:_PMON_1mV/P
0D:_PMON_10mV/P
0E:_PMON_20mV/P
0F:_PMON_50mV/P
10:_FMON_2mV/kP/s
11:_FMON_10mV/kP/s
12:_TLMON_EST_1V/TR
Reserved
Torque (thrust) monitor
1V/ rated torque (thrust)
Torque (thrust) command monitor 1V/ rated torque (thrust)
-1
Velocity monitor
0.2mV/ min
-1
Velocity monitor
1mV/ min
-1
Velocity monitor
2mV/ min
-1
Velocity monitor
3mV/ min
-1
Velocity command monitor
0.2mV/ min
-1
1mV/ min
-1
2mV/ min
-1
3mV/ min
Position deviation counter monitor 0.1mV/ Pulse
Position deviation counter monitor 1mV/ Pulse
Position deviation counter monitor 50mV/Pulse
Position command pulse monitor
(position command pulse input frequency )2mV/kPulse/
Position command pulse monitor
(position command pulse input frequency )10mV/kPulse/
Load torque (thrust) monitor (estimated value) 1V/ rated torque
(thrust)
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5. Parameter
List of setting selection contents for general purpose output OUT1 to general purpose output OUT5
When functions are to be always enabled or disabled.
Selection value
Contents
00:_Always_OFF
01:_Always_ON
The output is always OFF.

The output is always ON.
When Generic input signal status is to be output.

Contents
Selection value
3A:_CONT1_ON
3B:_CONT1_OFF
3C:_CONT2_ON
3D:_CONT2_OFF
3E:_CONT3_ON
3F:_CONT3_OFF
40:_CONT4_ON
41:_CONT4_OFF
The output is ON while general purpose input CONT 1 is ON.

The output is OFF while general purpose input CONT 1 is ON.
When servo amplifier internal status is to be output.

Contents
Selection value
Selection value
02:_S-RDY_ON
03:_S-RDY_OFF
58:_S-RDY2_ON
The output is ON when Driving Ready complete.

The output is OFF when Driving Ready complete.
The output is ON when Driving Ready complete.
16:_ZV_ON
17:_ZV_OFF
1C:_CMD-ACK_ON
59:_S-RDY2_OFF
The output is OFF when Driving Ready complete.
1D:_CMD-ACK_OFF
04:_P-ON_ON
05:_P-ON_OFF
06:_A-RDY_ON
The output is ON during power ON.

The output is OFF during power ON.
1E:_GC-ACK_ON
1F:_GC-ACK_OFF
20:_PCON-ACK_ON
07:_A-RDY_OFF
The output is ON during power ON permission.
21:_PCON-ACK_OFF
The output is OFF during power ON permission.
08:_S-ON_ON
22:_GERS-ACK_ON
The output is ON during motor excitation.
09:_S-ON_OFF
0A:_MBR-ON_ON
0B:_MBR-ON_OFF
0C:_TLC_ON
0D:_TLC_OFF
0E:_VLC_ON
0F:_VLC_OFF
10:_LOWV_ON
11:_LOWV_OFF
12:_VA_ON
13:_VA_OFF
14:_VCMP_ON
15:_VCMP_OFF
23:_GERS-ACK_OFF
The output is OFF during motor excitation.
The output is ON while retention brake excitation signal
outputs.
The output is OFF while retention brake excitation signal
outputs.
The output is ON during torque limiting operation.
The output is OFF during torque limiting operation.
The output is ON during velocity limiting operation.
The output is OFF during velocity limiting operation.
The output is ON during low speed status.
The output is OFF during low speed status.
The output is ON during high speed status.
The output is OFF during high speed status.
The output is ON during speed matching status.
The output is OFF during speed matching status.
When positioning signal is to be output.

Selection value
18:_INP_ON
19:_INP_OFF
1A:_NEAR_ON
1B:_NEAR_OFF
5A:_INPZ_ON
5B:_INPZ_OFF
25:_MS-ACK_OFF
26:_F-OT_ON
27:_F-OT_OFF
28:_R-OT_ON
29:_R-OT_OFF
When warning signal is to be output.
Contents
The output is ON during In-Position complete status.
The output is OFF during In-Position complete status.
The output is ON during near range status.
The output is OFF during near range status.
The output is ON during PCMD=0 and In-position complete status.
The output is OFF during PCMD=0 and In-position complete status.
When alarm signals are to be output.

Selection value
32:_ALM1[ALMB5]_ON
33:_ALM1[ALMB5]_OFF
34:_ALM2[ALMB6]_ON
35:_ALM2[ALMB6]_OFF
36:_ALM4[ALMB7]_ON
37:_ALM4[ALMB7]_OFF
38:_ALM_ON
39:_ALM_OFF
24:_MS-ACK_ON
Contents
The output is ON during zero speed status.
The output is OFF during zero speed status.
The output is ON while command can be
accepted status.
The output is OFF while command can be
accepted status.
The output is ON during gain switching status.
The output is OFF during gain switching status.
The output is ON during velocity loop proportional
control switching status.
The output is OFF during velocity loop
proportional control switching status.
The output is ON during electric gear switching
status.
The output is OFF during electric gear switching
status.
The output is ON during control mode switching
status.
The output is OFF during control mode switching
status.
The output is ON during positive over-travel status.
The output is OFF during positive over-travel status.
The output is ON during negative over-travel status.
The output is OFF during negative over-travel status.
Selection value
2A:_WNG-OFW_ON
2B:_WNG-OFW_OFF
2C:_WNG-OLW_ON
2D:_WNG-OLW_OFF
30:_WNG-BAT_ON
31:_WNG-BAT_OFF
Contents
The output is ON during excessive deviation warning status.
The output is OFF during excessive deviation warning
status.
The output is ON during over-load warning status.
The output is OFF during over-load warning status.
The output is ON during battery warning status.
The output is OFF during battery warning status.
When alarm signals are to be made compatible with DA.
Contents
Output alarm code 1 (Positive logic).
Output alarm code 1 (Negative logic).
The output is ON during alarm status.
The output is OFF during alarm status.
Contents
Selection value
50:_DAALM1_ON
Output DA compatible alarm code 1. (Positive logic).
51:_DAALM1_OFF
Output DA compatible alarm code 1. (Negative logic).
52:_DAALM2_ON
53:_DAALM2_OFF
54:_DAALM4_ON
55:_DAALM4_OFF
*Compatibility with DA series amplifier please set follows.
54:_DAALM4_ON
52:_DAALM2_ON
50:_DAALM1_ON
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5. Parameter
Page
Contents
Analog monitor output polarity [MONPOL]
Setting
range
0008
00:_MON1+_MON2+
Selection value
00:_MON1+_MON2+
01:_MON1-_MON2+
02:_MON1+_MON2-
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03:_MON1-_MON2-
04:_MON1ABS_MON2+
05:_MON1ABS_MON2-
06:_MON1+_MON2ABS
07:_MON1-_MON2ABS
08:_MON1ABS_MON2ABS
Setup Software, Communication Axis Number

Setting
range
010F
The output polarity of analog monitor output MON1 and

MON2 is selected from the contents below.
Contents
MON1Output the positive voltage at forward rotation (positive direction).
Output the positive/negative voltage.
MON1Output the negative voltage at forward rotation (positive direction).
MON1 Output the positive voltage at both forward rotation (positive
direction) and reverse rotation (reverse direction).
direction) and reverser rotation (reverse direction).
direction) and reverse rotation(reverse direction).
[COMAXIS]
The axis number for communication with PC is selected
from the contents below.
Standard setting
value
01:_#1
The selected value is enabled after turning ON the

control power again.
20
Selection
value
01:_#1
02:_#2
03:_#3
04:_#4
05:_#5
06:_#6
07:_#7
08:_#8
Selection
value
09:_#9
0A:_#A
0B:_#B
0C:_#C
0D:_#D
0E:_#E
0F:_#F
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5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsGroupB]
General parameter Group BSettings related to sequence and alarm

Page
Contents
JOG Velocity Command
00
[JOGVC]
Setting range
Unit
032767
min-1
Velocity command value for test run and adjustment JOG

operation is set.
Standard
setting value
50
Brake Operation [DBOPE]

Setting range
Unit
0005
Brake operation when shifted from servo ON servo

OFF, and during servo OFF is selected from the contents
below.
Standard
setting value
00:_Free
When the main circuit power is shut OFF, an

emergency stop operates irrespective of this setting.
10
Selection
00:_Free
When Servo-OFF, Free-Run is operatedAfter motor stop, Motor-Free is operated
04:_SERVO-BRAKE
When Servo-OFF, Free-Run is operatedAfter motor stop, Motor-Free is operated
Over-Travel Operation Selection [ACTOT]

Setting
range
0006
Unit
Standard value
00:_CMDINH_SB_SON
Operations at over travel are selected from the contents

below.
Selection
Contents
The command input becomes invalid when OT is generated, and
the motor is stopped by the servo brake operation. After it stops
Serbo ON is operated.
(Command generated on the OT side is invalid = velocity
limitation command =0.)
a free run is operated. After it stops Serbo ON is operated.
(Command generated on the OT side is invalid = velocity
limitation command =0.)
the motor is stopped by the servo brake operation. After it stops
Serbo OFF is operated.
00:_CMDINH_SB_SON
11
02:_CMDINH_Free_SON
03:_CMDINH_SB_SOFF

a free run is operated. After it stops Serbo OFF is operated.
The velocity limitation command input from the OT side becomes
zero when an OT is generated.
05:_CMDINH_Free_SOFF
06:_CMDACK_VCLM=0
Emergency Stop Operation [ACTEMR]
12
Setting range
Unit
0001
Selection value
00:_SERVO-BRAKE
01:_Free
Emergency stop (EMR) with Main power off operation can

be selected from the values shown as below. However
when installation is on vertical axis, to select standard
setting (00_SERVO-BRAKE) is recommended
Standard
setting value
01:_Free
Contents
When EMR is input, motor is stopped by servo brake
operations.
When EMR is input, Free-Run is operated.
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5. Parameter
Contents
Page
Delay Time of Engaging Retention Brake Operation (Retention brake retention delay time) [BONDLY]
13
Setting range
Unit
01000
ms
Retention brake operation delay time when shifted from
Standard
setting value
300
servo ON to servo OFF is set.

When shifted from servo ON to servo OFF, motor
excitation is kept during this time.
Delay Time of Releasing Holding Brake (holding brake release delay time) [BOFFDLY]
14
Setting range
Unit
01000
ms
Holding brake operation release delay time when shifted
Standard
setting value
300
from servo OFF to servo ON is set.

When shifted from servo OFF to servo ON, motor is
excited during this time.
Brake Operation Start Time [BONBGN]

Setting range
Unit
065535
ms
Parameter for setting motor free operation time and servo
Standard
setting value
0
brake operation time.

When shifted from servo ON to Servo OFF, the retention
brake starts to operate after this set time.
When motor does not stop even after servo OFF at gravity
15
axis or else, the motor is stopped by the retention brake.

In the system where motor speed becomes lower than
Speed Zero Range (ZV) within the set time, this setting
does not function.
If set to 0msec, brake operation start time is disabled
(infinite).
Power Failure Detection Delay Time [PFDDLY]
Setting range
Unit
201000
ms
The delay time from control power OFF to control power
Standard
setting value
32
error detection is set. The larger value makes the detection

of instantaneous stop slower.
(Larger set value will only result in slower detection of
error. In case of power failure of internal logic circuit,
operation is the same as when control power is turned ON
again. In case of energy shortage of main circuit power,
16
other errors, such as main circuit power loss, may be

detected.)
In this setting, actual detection delay time varies by 12ms
and +6ms.
The selected value is enabled after control power is

turned ON again.
Excessive Deviation Warning Level [OFWLV]
20
Setting range
Unit
165535
1024 Pulse
Parameter to output warning before excessive position
Standard
setting value
65535
deviation alarm (following error) is output.
Deviation Counter Overflow [OFLV]

21
Setting range
Unit
165535
1024 Pulse
Parameter for setting the value to output position
Standard
setting value
32
excessive deviation alarm (following error). Encoder pulse

is the standard irrespective of electronic gear and
command multiplication function.
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5. Parameter
Contents
Page
Overload Warning Level [OLWLV]
Setting range
Unit
20100
Parameter for outputting warnings before overload alarm is

output. The possible level to be set is ranged from 20%
Standard
setting value
90
99%, assuming that the overload alarm level is 100%.

When set to 100%, overload warning and overload alarm
are output at one time.
Overload detection is assumed and set as 75 of a rated
22
load when control power is turned ON (hot start).

Therefore, if this is set to below 75%, overload warning
may be output when control power is turned ON.
The set value is enabled after control power is

turned ON again.
Speed Feedback Error (ALM_C3) Detection [VFBALM]
23
Setting range
Unit
0001
Selection value
00:_Disabled
01:_Enabled
Select either one from enabled or disabled of velocity
Standard
setting value
01:_Enabled
feedback error alarm detection.
Contents
Disabled
Enabled
Speed Control Error (ALM_C2) Detection [VCALM]
24
Setting range
Unit
0001
Select either one from enabled or disabled of velocity
Standard
setting value
00:_Disabled
control error alarm detection.

In such an operation pattern as causing a motor overshoot
to the command, velocity control error may be detected by
Selection value
00:_Disabled
01:_Enabled
Contents
Disabled
Enabled
mistake. For this, set this parameter to disabled.
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5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsGroupC]
General parameter Group C Settings related to encoder

Page
Contents
Position detection system selection
Setting range
Unit
0001
00
Selection value
00:_Absolute
01:_Incremental
[ABS/INCSYS]
Position detection system is selected from the contents
below.
Standard
setting value
00:_Absolute
Selecting incremental system enables the use similar to

incremental encoder without installing backup battery in
absolute encoder.
Contents
Absolute System
Incremental System
Motor Incremental Encoder, Digital Filter [ENFIL]

Setting
range
0007
01
Selection
value
00:_110nsec
01:_220nsec
02:_440nsec
03:_880nsec
04:_75nsec
05:_150nsec
06:_300nsec
07:_600nsec
Unit
Settings for motor incremental encoder digital filter are

selected from the contents below.
Standard
setting value
01_220nsec
Contents
(Minimum Pulse Phase Difference = 37.5nsec)
(Minimum Pulse Phase Difference = 37.5nsec)
Encoder Pulse Divide Output, Divide Ratio

Setting range
Unit
Standard
setting
value
1/11/64
2/32/64
1/81928191/8192
1/1
05
Encoder Pulse Divided Output, Polarity
06
Setting range
Unit
0003
[ENRAT]
Parameter for setting division ratio of encoder pulse
dividing output. Division ratio is set.
(Signal polarity can be set at amplifier function selection.)
[PULOUTPOL]
Encoder pulse dividing output polarity is selected from the
followings.
Standard
setting value
00:_Type1
Selection value
Contents
00:_Type1
A-Phase Signal / Not Reversed :

Z-Phase Signal Logic / High Active
01:_Type2
02:_Type3
03:_Type4
A-Phase Signal / Reversed : Z-Phase

Signal Logic / High Active
Z-Phase Signal Logic / Low Active
A-Phase Signal / Reversed : Z-Phase
Signal Logic / Low Active
5-26
5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsGroupC]
Contents
Page
Encoder Signal Output (PS), Format
Setting range
Unit
0002
[PSOFORM]
Signal format of encoder signal output() is selected
from the followings.
Standard
setting value
00:_Binary
The set value is enabled after control power is turned

ON again.
07
Selection value
Contents
00:_Binary
01:_Decimal
02:_Encoder_Signal
Binary Code Output

Decimal ASCII Code Output
Encoder signals, Direct Output
Absolute Encoder Clear Function Selection [ECLRFUNC]

Setting
range
0001
Unit
Used for clearing some absolute encoder warnings that are

not automatically restored.
Valid when the absolute encoder with backup battery
08
system is used.
Selection
01:_Status
Contents
Clear Encoder Status (Alarm and Warning) and Multi Turn Data
Clear Only Encoder Status
Tachogenerator Velocity Scale Range Setting

Setting range
-1310713107
[TG_SCALING]
Unit
Sets the scale range of velocity of the tachogenerator

when velocity is detected.
Scale = (User-settable value/ 65535) + 1
<Calculation example>
At 13107,
(13107 / 65535) + 1 1.2
At Zero,
(0 / 65535) +1
At 13107,
(-13107 / 65535) +1 0.8
are results.
10
Valid when the tachogenerator is used.

Tachogenerator velocity offset setting
[TG_OFFSET]
Setting range
Unit
Standard setting
value
-182182
Sets Velocity Offset value of the tachogenerator when

velocity is detected.
<Calculation example>
Specified 3V/1000min-1
-1
Offset value (min ) 0.141 Set value
11
-1
Specified 7V/1000min
-1
Offset value (min ) 0.134 Set value

Tachogenerator Output Voltage Polarity Setting
Setting Range
Unit
Standard
setting
0001
00
[TG_POL]
Sets the Output voltage polarity of the tachogenerator
Set the polarity for counterclockwise operation.
12
Setting Range
00h
01h
Description
Counterclockwise operation
+ Output
Counterclockwise operation
- Output
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5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsSystem Parameter]
System parameter
Page
Contents
Selects the input type supplied to the main circuit power
supply.

00
Setting value
Contents
01_DC_Input
DC power is supplied to the main circuit
Note) In the T-series, it becomes only DC power supply.

Motor encoder type in use is selected.
Setting range varies depending on the hardware type.
Motor Encoder Type
01
00_Inclemental_ENC
Setting value
Contents
Incremental Encoder
01_Absolute_ENC
Absolute Encoder
Note) In the T-series, it becomes either depending on the type of hardware.

Incremental encoder type is selected when an incremental
encoder is used for the motor encoder.
Incremental Encoder Function Selection
It can only be set when the motor encoder type is an
02
incremental encoder.
Setting value
Contents
Incremental Encoder
(standard (4 pairs))
00_Standard
Encremental
Encoder
Note) In the T-series, only an incremental encoder can be used.

Pulse number per motor shaft rotation is set when an
incremental encoder is used for the motor encoder.
03
Setting range
Unit
50065535
P/R
Standard
value
Absolute encoder type is selected when an absolute

absolute encoder.
04
Setting
04_PA035C-2.5MH_Manu
05_PA035C-4MH_Manu
Contents
PA035, Asynchronous, 2.5Mbps, Half Duplex (Manual Setting)
PA035, Asynchronous, 4Mbps, Half Duplex (Manual Setting)
Divisions per motor shaft rotation are set when absolute

absolute encoder.
Setting
05
00_2048_FMT
01_4096_FMT
02_8192_FMT
03_16384_FMT
04_32768_FMT
05_65536_FMT
06_131072_FMT
07_262144_FMT
08_524288_FMT
09_1048576_FMT
0A_2097152_FMT
Contents
2048 divisions
4096 divisions
8192 divisions
16384 divisions
32768 divisions
65536 divisions
131072 divisions
262144 divisions
524288 divisions
1048576 divisions
2097152 divisions
5-28
5. Parameter
[Parameter SpecificationsSystem Parameter]
Page
06
Contents
In The set up software, model numbers of combined
motor and their codes are shown.
When combined motor is to be changed, change the motor
parameter setting of The set up software.
Combined motor model number
The motor combination cannot be changed from the

system parameter setting screen.
Control Mode
Setting
08
Selects control mode.

Contents
Setting
00_Torque
Torque Control Mode
03_VeloTorq
01_Velocity
Velocity Control Mode
04_PosiTorq
02_Position
Position Control Mode
05_PosiVelo
Contents
Velocity Control - Torque (Thrust)
Control Switch Mode
Positioning Control - Torque
(Thrust) Control Switch Mode
Positioning Control - Velocity
Control Switch Mode
When the switching type between [03_VeloTorq][04_PosiTorq] and [05_PosiVelo] is used, there is a
possibility that auto-notch frequency tuning, auto-vibration suppressing frequency tuning and JOG operation
cannot be used.
To use these, switch the control mode to the base side (Velo(velocity control) in case of [03_VeloTorq]).
Position loop encoder is selected used for position loop
Position Loop Controller and Encoder Selection
control method and position loop control.
09
0A
Setting
Contents
Semi-Closed Controller/Motor
00_Motor_encoder
Encoder
Note) In the T-series, it becomes a Semi-Closed controller only.
Sets the resolution of the external encoder under full
closed control.
Sets the number of converted pulses for each rotation of
the motor shaft.
Note) In the T-series, an external encoder cannot be connected.
Selects the type of regenerative resistance to be

connected.
Note) In the T-series, a regenerative resistor cannot be connected.
0B
When setting values of parameters were done, restore the power supply of control system again to be valid
5-29
5. Parameter
[DA Series Parameter Compatibility]
Compatible Parameter Table for the DA-series and TS1-series

DA Series Parameter
Abbreviation
Kp
Kff
Kvp
Tvi
INP
OVF
EGER
ENCR
LTG
PMOD:
SSW1:0
P Control Valid/Invalid Switching
SSW1:1
ZCMD Valid/Invalid Switching
SSW1:1
INH Valid/Invalid Switching
SSW1:7
RSW Valid/Invalid Switching
SSW2:0
Velocity Command Polarity
SSW2:1
SSW2:2
SSW2:6
SSW2:7
VLPF
Alarm Code Output Form

Alarm Output Logic
Deviation Clear Method when Motor
Excitation OFF
CN1-3 Pin Function Selection
(PCON/INH/ZCMD)
Test Mode Execution
Rewriting System Parameters
Velocity Command LPF
ILPF
Current Command LPFF
SSW2:4
Tacc
Tpcm
Tacc
Position Loop Gain

Feed Forward Gain
Velocity Loop Proportional Gain
Velocity Loop Integral Time Constant
In-Position Complete Signal Width
Excessive Deviation Error
Electric Gear Ratio
Output Pulse Division Ratio
Low Speed
(Position Command Pulse Form)
Digital Filter
Edge Specification
Rotation Direction Specification
Command Pulse Form
Internal Forced SON/External SON Signal
Switching
SSW1:1
SSW2:3
TS1 Series Parameter
Name
Velocity Command Acceleration and

Deceleration Time
Position Command Acceleration and
Deceleration Time Constant
Torque Command Acceleration and
Deceleration Time
Scal
Velocity Scale
Scal
TYPE
ENKD
ENPL
MOT.
Vzero
Torque Scale
Control Mode
Encoder Type
Encoder Pulse Number
Motor Type
Zero Velocity Adjustment
Vzero
Torque Zero Adjustment
Gain Parameter for RSW
Name

Feed Forward Gain
Deviation Counter Overflow Value
Electric Gear 1
Encoder Pulse Division Output, Divide Ratio
Low Speed Setting
Position Command Pulse, Count Polarity
Position, Velocity, and Torque Command Input Polarity
Position Command Pulse Selection
Servo-ON Function
Group
Group 1
Group 1
Group 1
Group 1
Group 8
Group B
Group 8
Group C
Group 8
Group 8
Page
02
05
13
14
41
21
15
05
43
13
12
00
11
Group 9
05
Group 9
26
Group 9
11
Group 9
11
Group 9
18
Group 8
00
General Purpose Output 3 to 5
Group A
0204
Group 8
19
Group 9
0042
Group 1
10
20
21
26
27

Function
Position Command Pulse Inhibit Function and
Velocity Command Zero Clamp Function
Position Command Pulse Inhibit Function and
Zero Velocity Command Clamp Function
Position, Velocity, and Torque Command Input
Polarity
(Group 9 Corresponding Function Terminal

Settings)
Velocity Command, Acceleration Time Constant
Velocity Command, Deceleration Time Constant
Position Command Filter
Analog Velocity (Compensation) Command
Scaling
Control Mode
Motor Encoder Type
Combination Motor Model Number
(Analog Velocity Command/Torque
Command Auto Offset Adjustment Function is
used)
Gain Parameter for RSW
Group 1
Group 8
Group 1
01
Group 8
25
Group 8
System
System
System
System
-
33
08
01
03
06
-
Group 5
All of the parameters shown above can be confirmed and operated when the display level of R-SETUP is set to Basic
Level. Also, the initial value when shipping is equal to the DA-series.
5-30
Chapters 6
[Driving]
Procedures Before Driving 6-1
Confirmation of installation and wiring6-2
Confirmation and change of specifications 6-3
JOG Driving 6-6
I/O signal confirmation 6-7
Confirmation of machines operation function 6-8
Driving6-8
Operation Sequence 6-9
6. Driving
[Procedure Before Driving]
Procedure Before Driving

This shows the entire procedure before driving. For detailed procedures, refer to pages 6-2.
Confirm installation and wiring of the servo amplifier and servo motor.
[Confirmation of installation and wiring]

Procedure
1
2
3
Item
Installation
Wiring and connection
Power supply turning on
Confirmation of the servo amplifier, servo motor, and encoder combinations and specifications
[Confirmation and change of specifications]

Procedure
4
5
6
7
8
[JOG driving]
Confirming operation of the servo amplifier and servo motor by JOG driving.
Procedure
Item
Confirmation of servo amplifier specification
Confirmation of servo motor encoder specification
Confirmation of combined servo motor
Power supply re-turning on
Reconfirmation
Item
JOG driving
Connecting the upper device with CN1, and set the parameter of the I/O signal.
[I/O signal confirmation]

Procedure
10
11
12
13
Item
Setting of general purpose I/O signal
Confirmation of input signal
The servo on signal is input.
Command input
14
Power supply is turned off
Connecting the servo motor shaft with the machine and confirming the operation.
[Confirmation of machines operation function ]

Procedure
15
Item
Command inputlow-speed
Inputting the driving pattern command in use and starting machine driving.
Procedure
16
Item
Operation
6-1
[Driving]
6. Driving
[Procedure 1 - Procedure 3] Confirmation of installation and wiring

Proce
Contents
Item
dure
Installation
Do not connect the

servo motor shaft to
the machine.
Install the servo amplifier and servo motor
referring to [Chapter 2, Installation].
Servo motor flange

is fixed.
Do not connect the servo motor to the

machine to keep the no load status.
Wiring / Connecting
Install the setup software - R-Setup
Wire the power supply, servo motor and

upper device referring to [Chapter 3,
Wiring].
Confirm the correct wiring.
CN3
Connected to
power supply
If the servo motor does not rotate or is in a
CN5
Connected to
computer with
exclusive cable
state of runaway / overload in test run,
faulty wiring may be the cause.
CN2
Connected signal line of
servo motor encoder or
tachogenerator
Do not connect CN1 to servo amplifier after

wiring.
CN4
Connected to
servo motor
power line
Turning on the power supply

Turn on the power supply. Confirm that the
warning display LED for the servo amplifier
is off.
If the warning LED is lit,
follow the corrective procedures in
[Chapter 8, Maintenance].
6-2
CN1
Do not connect
6. Driving
[Procedure 4 - Procedure 8] Confirmation and change of specifications

Item and Contents
Proce
dure
Confirming servo amplifier specifications
System parameter settings
Use the servo system supporting tool [Setup Software R-Setup] to confirm and set the specifications of the servo amplifier.
For how to use the [Setup Software R-Setup], refer to the [R-SETUP
Instruction
Manual].
Item
Amplifier Capacity
Displays the capacity of the servo
amplifier.
Motor Structure
Displays the structure of the motor that
can be combined.
Control Power Supply Input

Voltage
Displays the power supply voltage to be
supplied to the control power supply.
Control Power Supply Input Type

Displays the power supply input type
supplied to the control power supply.
Main Circuit
Input Voltage
Power
Setting cannot be changed.

Confirm that the contents being displayed conform to the machine
specifications.
Supply
Displays the power supply voltage to be
supplied to the main circuit power

supply.

Displays the power supply input type
supplied to the main circuit power
supply.
Control Mode
Selects the control mode. Change the
control mode suitable for upper device.
Setting
Contents
00_Torque
Torque Control Mode
01_Velocity
Velocity Control Mode
02_Position
Position Control Mode
03_VeloTorq
Velocity Control - Torque Control Switch Mode
04_PosiTorq
Position Control - Torque Control Switch Mode
05_PosiVelo
Position Control - Velocity Control Switch Mode
Full Loss Control Encoder Selection
Full loss control does not correspond to this machine.
You cannot use a regenerative resistor with this machine.
6-3
6. Driving
Item and Contents
Proce
dure
Confirming servo motor encoder specifications
System parameter setting
Use the servo system supporting tool [Setup Software R-Setup] to confirm and set the specifications of the servo motor
encoder.
For how to use the [Setup Software R-Setup], refer to [R-SETUP
Instruction
Manual].
Item
Motor Encoder Type
Setting cannot be changed.
Displays the servo motor encoder type.

Confirm that the contents being displayed conform to the machine specifications.
Incremental Encoder, Function Selection
This is only valid when the motor encoder type is Incremental Encoder.
Displays detailed functions of the


Sets the incremental encoder
Sets the pulse number of motor shaft one rotation.

500P/R 65535P/R Setting unitPulse/Rev.
resolution.
Set when the motor encoder type is absolute encoder.
Selects detailed function of absolute
setting
encoder.
Contents
04PA035C-2.5MH_Manu
05PA035C-4MH_Manu
PA035, Asynchronous, 2.5Mbps, Half Duplex

Communication (Manual Setting)
PA035, Asynchronous, 4.0Mbps, Half Duplex
Communication (Manual Setting)

Sets the absolute encoder resolution.
Sets the pulse number of one motor
shaft rotation.
Set when the motor encoder type is absolute encoder

Setting
Setting
Contents
00:_2048
division
2048
division
06:_131972
division
131072
division
01:_4096
4096
07:_262144
262144
division
02:_8192
Contents
division
8192
division
08:_524288
division
division
03:_16384
division
16384
division
09:_1048576
04:_32768
32768
0A:_2097152
division
division
05:_65536
65536
division
division
division
division
division
You cannot use an external encoder with this machine.
6-4
division
524288
division
1048576
division
2097152
division
6. Driving
Item and Contents
Proce
dure
Confirming the combined servo motor
System parameter setting
Use the servo system supporting tool [Setup Software R-Setup] to confirm and set the model number of combined servo
motor.
For how to use the [Setup Software R-Setup], refer to the [R-SETUP
Instruction
Manual].
Item
Model number of combined motor

Shows the combined motor model
number.
EX:
T404-012(0000-0064)
Model number of combined motor is displayed

Combined motor can be changed at Motor parameter setting.
Item and Contents
Proce
dure
Turning ON the power supply again

7
Power turn OFFturn ON again
Turn OFF the power supply to the servo amplifier and turn it ON again. Turning OFF the power supply rewrites the
parameter.
Without turning OFF the power, the parameter cannot be changed. Make sure you turn OFF turn ON again.
Item and Contents
Proce
dure
Reconfirming the specifications

8
Reconfirmation
Reconfirm the specifications of the changed servo amplifier and servo motor encoder, and the servo motor combinations.
Many of the troubles at test run, such as servo motor not rotating, are caused by mistakes in parameter setting.
6-5
6. Driving
[JOG driving]
[Procedure 9] JOG Driving

Proce
Item
dure
Contents
JOG driving
Do not connect the servo motor shaft to the
machine to keep the status of no load for
Do not connect servo motor
Servo motor flange

is fixed.
shaft to the machine.
JOG driving. Confirm that the servo motor

rotates forward and backward.
Operating R-Setup
R-SETUP is used and velocity JOG driving
is performed.
Forward
direction
(CCW)
For details, refer to the [R-SETUP setup software Instruction Manual] - "3.14
Velocity JOG Driving.
Backward
direction (CW)
Confirm that the motor rotates in a forward or backward direction on the
following screen.
Forward direction
Backward direction
motor rotation
motor rotation
The speed at JOG driving can be changed at general parameter group B page 00.
6-6
6. Driving
[I/O signal confirmation]
[Procedure 10 - Procedure 14] I/O signal confirmation

Procedure
Item
Contents
Settings for general purpose I/O signals (CN1) are standard setting values set at the time of
I/O signal setting
shipment.
Necessary I/O signals are set at the servo amplifier.
Name
Input signal
CONT1
CONT2
04:_CONT2_ON
(For the models with an absolute encoder)
Standard setting
Absolute encoder clear function

CONT3
Servo ON function
06:_CONT3_ON
CONT4
Warning display reset function
08:_CONT4_ON
10
(For the models with an incremental encoder or a

Velocity loop proportional control switching function
input signal
of shipment
02:_CONT1_ON
tachogenerator)
General purpose
values at the time
Set value
Deviation clear function
General purpose input signals (CONT1 TO CONT4) are allocated to functions necessary to
the device, referring to [Chapter 5, Parameter][Parameter setting value Group9].

General parameter Group A
Page
Name
00
General purpose output 1 OUT1
General purpose
01
02
03
04

output signal
Standard setting
values at the time
of shipment
Standard setting values

02:_S-RDY_ON
(For positional control type)
18:_INP_ON
(For velocity control type and torque
control type)
10:_LOWV_ON
33:_ALM4[ALMB7]_ON
35:_ALM2[ALMB6]_ON
37:_ALM1[ALMB5]_ON
General purpose output signals (OUT1 TO OUT5) are allocated to functions necessary to
the device, referring to [Chapter 5, Parameter][Parameter setting value Group A].
Procedure
Item
Contents
Input signal status is confirmed by the servo amplifiers internal monitoring function. Confirm that
there are protective functions such as emergency stop, over travel, and warning display reset etc.
11
Confirmation of
input signals
Confirm that every I/O signal is properly functioning using general purpose input (CONT4
TO CONT1) monitor and general purpose output (OUT5 TO OUT1) monitor, referring to
[R-SETUP-Setup Software] - Monitor Display".
Procedure
Item
Contents
Servo ON signal is input and the servo motor is excited. Confirm that LED (SON) is lit on the front
of the servo amplifier.
12
Servo ON signal is
input.
6-7
6. Driving
Procedure
[Confirmation of machines operation function / Driving]

Item
Contents
Input the command conforming to the control mode in use. Confirm that the rotation direction and
command input are correct. Confirm the command input in [R-SETUP-Setup Software] - Monitor
Display.
When using with velocity controlled type and torque controlled type
Page OD
Analog velocity command
Analog torque command
input voltage
13
Displays the command voltage being input.
Command input
When using with position controlled type

Page OE
Positioning
command
pulse monitor
(Positioning
command
pulse input frequency)
Displays the command pulse frequency

being input.
Many of the cases when monitor values do not change with command input are caused by
faulty wiring. Confirm the wiring again, referring to [Chapter3, Wiring].
Procedure
14
Item
Turning off power
Contents
Turns OFF the servo ON signal, then turns OFF the power supply.
supply
[Procedure 15] Confirmation of machines operation function

Procedure
Item
Contents
Connect the servo motor
shaft with the machine
15
Command input
low speed
Input the command (low speed) suitable for the control mode in use. Confirm that the movement
direction and movement distance, etc. operate normally.
[Procedure 16] Driving

Procedure
Item
Contents
At the time of shipment, it is shipped in gain setting mode by the rotary switch. Execute gain
adjustment according to the situation.
16
Operation
6-8
6. Driving
[Operation sequence]
Driving sequence from power supply ON to power supply OFF at the standard setting when shipped
Power supply ON Servo ON
In the case of the model number: TS1A*(140Vdc input type)

Control power supply
Control power supply ON
Max.2sec
Power ON
permission signal*
A-RDY ON
Min. 0msec
Main power supply ON
Main power
supply
Power ON signal*
P-ON ON
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY ON
Servo ON
signal*
S-ON ON
Motor speed
Zero speed
range signal*
ZV OFF
Holding brake
excitation signal*
MBR-ON ON (Holding brake release)
Command acceptance
permission signal*
CMD-ACK ON
Motor excitation
Motor
excitation signal
BOFFDLY = 300msec
In the case of the model number: TS1B*(50Vdc input type)

Control power supply ON
Max.2sec
Power ON
permission signal*
A-RDY ON
Min. 0msec
Main power
supply
Power ON signal*
P-ON ON
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY ON
Servo ON
signal*
S-ON ON
Motor speed
Zero speed
range signal*
ZV OFF
Command acceptance
permission signal*
CMD-ACK ON
Motor excitation
Motor
excitation signal
BOFFDLY = 300msec
The signal of sign (*) can be allocated to general-purpose output OUT1 to OUT5.
6-9
6. Driving
Servo OFF Power supply OFF

Control power supply OFF

min.= 0msec
Main power
supply
Main power
supply OFF
Power ON
signal*
P-ON OFF
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY OFF
Servo ON
signal*
Motor speed
S-ON OFF
ZV setting value
Zero speed
range signal*
Motor stop
ZV ON
Holding brake
excitation signal*
MBR-ON OFF (Holding brake applied)
Command
acceptance
permission signal*
CMD-ACK OFF
Motor free
Motor
excitation signal
BONDLY = 300msec


min.= 0msec
Main power
supply
Main power
supply OFF
Power ON
signal*
P-ON OFF
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY OFF
Servo ON
signal*
Motor speed
Zero speed
range signal*
Command
acceptance
permission signal*
S-ON OFF
ZV setting value
Motor stop
ZV ON
CMD-ACK OFF
Motor free
Motor
excitation signal
BONDLY = 300msec
6-10
6. Driving
Operation sequence
Warning display sequence
When a warning display is generated, the servo motor is stopped by the motor free or the servo brake. Whether it
stops by the servo brake differs depending on the warning display generated, refer to [Chapter 8. Maintenance Alarm List].
Motor free operation when warning display is generated
Power ON permission signal*
A-RDY OFF
Main power supply
Main power supply OFF
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY OFF
Servo ON
signal*
S-ON ON
Motor speed
ZV setting value
Zero speed
range signal*
ZV ON
Warning display signal*
ALM ON
Holding brake
excitation signal*
Command
acceptance
permission signal*
CMD-ACK OFF
Motor
excitation signal
Motor free
Servo brake stop when warning display is generated

A-RDY OFF
Main power
supply
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY OFF
Servo ON
signal*
S-ON ON
Motor speed
ZV setting value
Zero speed
range signal*
Warning display signal*
ZV ON
ALM ON
Holding brake
excitation signal*
Command
acceptance
permission signal*
CMD-ACK OFF
Motor
excitation signal
BONDLY
Motor free
Install a protective circuit referring to [Chapter 3, Wiring - Wiring example of safety circuit]. The above
sequence is for when a protective circuit is installed.
6-11
6. Driving
Warning display reset sequence

Warning displays can be reset by inputting the warning display reset signal from general purpose input signal.

A-RDY ON
Main power
supply
Power ON
signal*
P-ON ON
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY ON
Servo ON
signal*
Alarm display signal*
Alarm display
reset signal
S-ON ON
ALM ON (Alarm display status)
Min.
20msec
ALM OFF (Alarm display release)
Alarm display reset

A-RDY ON
Main power
supply
Power ON
signal*
P-ON ON
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY ON
Servo ON
signal*
Alarm display signal*
Alarm display
reset signal
S-ON ON
ALM ON (Alarm display status)
Min.
20msec
ALM OFF (Alarm display release)
Alarm display reset
Some warning displays cannot be reset unless the power is reset (control power is turned OFF and ON again) or
encoder is cleared. Refer to [Chapter 8, Maintenance Alarm list].
6-12
6. Driving
Sequence when power is turned OFF during operation (During servo ON)

Control power
supply
Main power
supply
Power ON
signal*
P-ON OFF
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY OFF
Servo ON
signal*
Motor speed
S-ON ON
ZV setting value
Zero speed
range signal*
Motor stop
ZV ON
Retention brake
excitation signal*
Command
acceptance
permission signal*
CMD-ACK OFF
Motor free
Motor
excitation signal
BONDLY = 300msec

Control power
supply
Main power
supply
Power ON
signal*
P-ON OFF
Driving setup
completion signal*
S-RDY OFF
Servo ON
signal*
Motor speed
Zero speed
range signal*
S-ON ON
ZV setting value
Motor stop
ZV ON
Command
acceptance
permission signal*
Motor
excitation signal
CMD-ACK OFF
Motor free
6-13
Chapters 7
[Adjustment / Functions]
Servo gain tuning 7-1
Functions of Group B 7-27
Functions of Group C 7-32
Description of Monitor 7-36
Description of Trace Operation 7-38
7. Adjustment / Functions
[Servo gain tuning]
Servo gain tuning
Basic function of tuning

T series Servo Amplifier is equipped with automatic tuning function same as R series Servo Amplifier, and
the best gain is in real time adjusted.
However, when shipping it, it is set to the gain adjustment mode with the Gain Setting Switch (RSW) to
keep compatibility with conventional DA series servo amplifier.
Please refer to "Structure of tuning" since 7-2 pages when adjust the gain by Automatic Tuning and
Manual Tuning.
Method to set a gain with a Gain Setting Switch (RSW) (default setting)
This function can choose "Position Loop Proportional Gain(KP)" "Velocity Loop Proportional Gain(KVP) "
"Velocity Loop Integral Time Constant(TVI)" set in Servo Amplifier with a Gain Setting Switch (RSW).
Therefore, easily set a gain and can shorten tuning time.
1.
(Setting method)
Please set Tuning mode [TUNMODE] setting in "02:ManualTun".
Group
0
Page
00
Contents
Tuning mode [TUNMODE]
Value
02:ManualTun
Reference page
5-6
2. Please set RSW Gain Switching Function [RSWGC] setting in "01:Always_Enable".

Group
9
3.
Page
18
Contents
[RSWGC]
Value
01:Always_Enable
Reference page
5-18
Please set a Gain Setting Switch (RSW) in the front of Servo Amplifier in 0 to F (default setting: 7).
Gain set value please refer to page 5-12.
* This function cannot use with Automatic Tuning.
7-1
[Servo gain tuning]
Structure of tuning General parameter Group 0

At parameter Group 0 , tuning structure of the T series servo amplifier is as follows.
General parameter Group 0
Page
00
01
02
03
Name
Tuning Mode
Automatic Tuning
Characteristic
00:_AutoTun
Automatic Tuning, Automatic

Parameter Saving
02:_ManualTun
00:_Positioning1
01:_Positioning2
02:_Positioning3
03:_Trajectory1
04:_Trajectory2
1-30
00:_Auto_Saving
01:_No_Saving
Automatic Tuning
Automatic Tuning
(JRAT Fixed)
Manual Tuning
Positioning Control 1
Trajectory Control 1
Trajectory Control 2 (KP Fixed)

Saves Parameter Automatically in JRAT1.
Automatic Saving is Invalidity
Tuning Mode [page 00]

00:_AutoTun auto- tuning
The servo amplifier estimates the load inertia moment ratio of the machine and equipment at real time and
automatically tunes the servo gain so that it will become the best one. The parameters for the servo amplifier
to automatically tune vary depending on the selected auto-tuning characteristics.
*The servo amplifier estimates the load inertia moment ratio at the time of acceleration/deceleration. Therefore, for
operations with only excessively low acceleration/deceleration time constant or with only low torque with low
velocity, this mode cannot be used. Also, operations with large disturbance torque or with large mechanical
clearance, this mode cannot be used, either.
01:_AutoTun_JRAT-Fix Usage at Auto-tuning [JRAT manual setting].
Automatic Tuning (JRAT Fixed)
Based on the load inertia moment ratioJRAT1which was set, the servo amplifier automatically tunes and
makes the servo gain the best one. The parameters for the servo amplifier to automatically tune vary
depending on the selected auto-tuning characteristics.
02:_ManualTun
Manual Tuning
This is used in order for adjusting the servo gain to the machine and equipment to ensure the maximum
response, and when characteristics in auto-tuning are insufficient.
Automatic Tuning Characteristic [page 01]

Characteristics adjusted to machines and equipment is selected when Automatic Tuning and
Automatic Tuning (JRAT Fixed) are used.
When Manual Tuning is used, this does not function.
Automatic Tuning Response [page 02]

Set this when Automatic Tuning and Automatic Tuning (JRAT Fixed) are used. The larger set
value makes the response higher. Set this suitable for the equipment rigidity.
When Manual Tuning is used, this does not function.
Automatic Tuning, Automatic Parameter Saving
load inertia moment ratio [page 03]
The load inertia moment ratio obtained from auto-tuning is automatically saved in parameter JRAT 1 at
every 2 hours. The set value is enabled when Automatic Tuning is used.
When Automatic Tuning (JRAT Fixed) and Manual Tuning are used, this does not function.
7-2
[Servo gain tuning]
Tuning method selecting procedure

Start tuning
*The flow chart in the left shows selecting method of
tuning mode and tuning characteristics.
Settings for auto-tuning response are not indicated
here. Auto-tuning response shall be tuned at each
status.
Execute tuning mode

00:_AutoTun
Automatic Tuning
Yes
Operation
unstable?
Change tuning mode to

01:_AutoTun
Automatic Tuning
_JRAT-Fix
(JRAT Fixed)
No
Set JRAT1
Yes
No problem with
characteristics
No
Match the
characteristics
between axes?
Yes
Use Trajectory
Control?
No
No
Change auto-tuning characteristics to

03:_Trajectory1

01:_Positioning2
(For high response)
Yes
Yes
No problem
with
characteristics
Yes
No problem
with
characteristics
No
No
Use with
horizontal axis?
No

(KP Fixed)
Yes
04:_Trajectory2

(For high response,
only horizontal axis)
Set Kp1.
02:_Positioning3
Yes
No problem
with
characteristics
Yes
No problem
with
characteristics
No
No
Change tuning mode to

02:_ManualTun
Manual Tuning
Manually tune the servo gain.
Tuning complete.
7-3
[Servo gain tuning]
Monitoring servo gain adjustment parameter

The following parameters can be monitored when auto-tuning is used.
Digital operator
Monitor
R-SETUP
Name
mode
Page 15
Page 16
Page 18
Page 19
Page 1A
Load Inertia Ratio Monitor

Position Loop Proportional
Gain Monitor
Velocity Loop Proprotional
Gain Monitor
Velocity
Loop
Integral
Time Constant Monitor

Torque
Command
Filter
Monitor
For how to operate these,

refer to Chapter 4, Digital operator.
For how to operate these, refer to R-SETUP Instruction

Manual.
Using auto-tuning result at manual tuning.

At manual tuning, auto-tuning result is saved as a batch or by selection using R-SETUP,
and can be used as controlling parameter.
For how to operate these, refer to R-SETUP Instruction Manual.

Note) In the setting of TUNMODE=02:_ManualTun, parameter setting value is used in the control
loop. When auto-tuning result saving is executed, the gain parameter being used will change
(except during gain switch over). Therefore, the motor operation may change suddenly.
Execute auto-tuning result saving while servo OFF or motor stoppage.
7-4
[Servo gain tuning]
Servo system structure

Servo system consists of 3 subsystems; the position loop, the velocity loop and the current loop. High
response is required for the internal loops. If this structure is compromised, it could result in instability,
low response, vibration or oscillation.
Velocity loop
Position loop
Host device
KP
KVP
Current loop
TVI
JRAT
Servo motor
Current loop
Velocity loop
Position loop
Encoder
The response of the current loop is ensured internally in the servo amplifier, there is no need for the user to
additional adjustments.
make
Servo adjustment parameters

Position Command Filter [PCFIL]
When the position command resolution is low, set this parameter to suppress the ripples contained in the
position command. The larger value of this will make the ripple suppressing effect greater, however, delay will
be greater.
*When high tracking control position compensation gain is set to other than 0%, this parameter is
automatically set.
Position Loop Proportional Gain [KP]

Set this equivalent to KP[1/S]KVP[Hz]/42.
Higher Tracking Control, Position Compensation Gain [TRCPGN]
When tracking effect needs to be improved under high resolution of position command, increase
this parameter after adjustment of high tracking control velocity compensation gain.
Feed Forward Gain [FFGN]

Tracking effect of position command can be improved by increasing this gain.
Under positioning control, set this to approximately 30 to 40%.
*When high tracking control position compensation gain is set to other than 0%, this parameter is
automatically set.
Feed Forward Filter [FFFIL]
When position command resolution is low, set this parameter to suppress ripples.
Velocity Command Filter [VCFIL]
Under velocity control, when there is a big noise component contained in velocity command, set
this parameter to suppress the noise.
Velocity Loop Proportional Gain [KVP]
Set this as high as possible within such a stable operation range as not to cause vibration or
oscillation of the machine. If JRAT is accurately set, the set value of KVP becomes the velocity
loop response zone.
7-5
[Servo gain tuning]
Velocity Loop Integral Time Constant [TVI]

Set this equivalent to TVI[ms]1000/(KVP[Hz]).
Load Inertia Ratio [JRAT]
Set the value calculated as shown below.
Motor axis converted load inertia moment JL
100%
JRAT=
Motor inertia moment
JM
Higher Tracking Control, Velocity Compensation Gain [TRCVGN]

Tracking effect can be improved by increasing compensation gain.
Adjust this so as to shorten the positioning setting time.
Set the value of JRAT properly to use this function.
Torque Command Filter 1 [TCFIL]

When rigidity of the mechanical device is high, set this value high and the velocity loop
proportional gain can be set to high. When rigidity of the mechanical device is low, set this value
low and resonance in high frequency zone and abnormal sound can be suppressed. For normal
usage, set this below 1200Hz.
Adjustment method of vibration suppressing control

Set vibration suppressing frequency to suppress the low frequency vibration at the tip
or the body of the machine. Vibration suppressing frequency is obtained by executing
auto-tuning of vibration suppressing frequency or by calculating vibration frequency of
vibrating point at positioning and its reciprocal. When vibration does not stop with the
vibration suppressing control, there is a possibility that the gain for control system
may be
too high. In this case, lower the control system gain. Also, when used together with high tracking
control velocity compensation gain, vibration suppressing effect may be greater.
*Vibration suppressing control function can be used together with auto-tuning.
Adjustment method of notch filter

Set the torque command notch filter to suppress high frequency resonance resulted from
coupling and rigidity of the device mechanism. Notch filter center frequency can be
obtained by executing auto-notch filter tuning or by system analysis.
*Torque command notch filter function can be used together with auto-tuning.
*When resonance of the device mechanism does not stop even after this parameter is set,
there may be two or more resonance points. In this case, insert notch filters B, C and
D to suppress each of them. If not yet suppressed, there is a possibility that auto-tuning
response or control gain is too high. If so, lower the auto-tuning response or control
gain.
Adjustment method of disturbance observer

Set the disturbance observer to suppress the disturbance applied to the motor.
At first, use the low frequency observer characteristics. If not suppressed by that,
use that for medium frequency. Gradually increase the observer compensation gain.
The higher the observer compensation gain becomes, the more the disturbance
suppressing characteristics will be improved.
However, if it is excessively high, oscillation may result. Use this within the range
not causing oscillation.
*Disturbance observer cannot be used with auto-tuning.
7-6
[Servo gain tuning]
Adjustment method of gain switch over

When tracking effect is insufficient even if basic parameters of high tracking control
position compensation gain and high tracking control velocity compensation gain are set,
set the gain switch over so that tracking effect can be improved.
(Example)Gain is increased near positioning compete.
NEAR
Gain
Gain
Gain
The value of gain 2 shall be set to 1.2 times the value of gain 1.
*Gain switch over function cannot be used with auto-tuning.
Adjustment method of high setting control

When tracking effect is insufficient even after gain switch over, set the high setting
control parameter and in-position setting characteristics can be improved. When position
command resolution is low, set the value of command velocity calculation low pass filter
low. Set the acceleration compensation so that the position deviation near acceleration
conclusion becomes small. Set the deceleration compensation so that the position
deviation near deceleration conclusion (positioning complete) becomes small.
*This function cannot be used together with auto-tuning.
7-7
[Functions of Group 8]
Functions of Group 8
[ Group 8 ] 00
Command Input Polarity [CMDPOL]
Velocity control mode Position control mode Torque control mode
The rotation direction of the servo motor can be reversed without modifying the input command
wiring or the servo motor wiring.
Input
command
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Forward
Input
command
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Input
command
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Forward
Forward
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Selected value
Input
command
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Reverse
00:
_PC+_VC+_TC+
Forward
Forward
Selected value
Input
command
Rotation
direction
01:
_PC+_VC+_TC-
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Command
polarity
Forward
Reverse
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Reverse
Forward
Input
command
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Reverse
Reverse
Reverse
Forward
Forward
Reverse
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Selected value
Input
command
02:
_PC+_VC-_TC+
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Forward
Reverse
Forward
Input
command
Command
polarity
Rotation
direction
Position
command
Velocity
command
Torque
command
Forward
Reverse
Reverse
Selected value
03:
_PC+_VC-_TC-
Selected
value
04:
_PC-_VC+_TC+
Selected
value
Reverse
05:
_PC-_VC+_TC-
Selected
value
Reverse
06:
_PC-_VC-_TC+
Selected
value
07:
_PC-_VC-_TC-
Using the initial factory settings, the servo motor rotates in the forward (CCW) direction with a
positive (+) input, and in the reverse (CW) direction with a negative (-) input.
Standard command input polarity setting
Forward
input=forward (CCW) input=reverse(CW)
Reverse
Modified command input polarity setting

Reverse
input=reverse (CW)
Forward
7-8
input=forward (CCW)
[Group 8 ] 11
Position Command Pulse, Form Selection [PCPTYP]
Position control mode
3 types of location command pulse can be selected; make this selection per the specifications of the
host unit.
Selected value
00:_F-PC_R-PC
01:_2PhasePulse
02:_CODE_PC
Contents
Positive Move Pulse + Negative Move Pulse
Two-Phase Pulse Train of 90 Degrees Phase Difference
Code + Pulse Train
The location command pulse input command is the input command used for location control. Connect
to CN1 location command pulse input.
Forward
Positive Move Pulse (F-PC)CN1-16
Reverse
Negative Move Pulse (R-PC)CN1-18
Positive Move Pulse (F - PC)CN1-17
Negative Move Pulse (R - PC)CN1-19
Positive Move Pulse SGCN1-15
Negative Move Pulse SGCN1-20
There are 2 output types for the host unit, the Line driver output and the Open collector output.
Using line driver output
Host unit
Forward pulse (F-PC)
Forward pulse SG
Reverse pulse (R-PC)

Reverse pulse
SG
Twisted pair
Servo amplifier
CN1-16
CN1-17
CN1-15
SG
CN1-18
CN1-19
CN1-20
Twisted pairs
SG
* Always connect SG.

* Line Receiver : HD26C32 or equivalent
Using open collector output
Host unit
Forward pulse SG
Twisted pair
Servo amplifier
CN1-16
CN1-15
SG
CN1-18

CN1-20
Reverse pulse SG
Twisted pair
* Always connect SG.

* Line Receiver : HD26C32 or equivalent
7-9
SG
[Group 8 ] 12
Position Command Pulse, Count Polarity [PCPPOL]
Position command pulse count polarity can be selected form the following 4 types.
Select the one suitable for the host unit.
Selected
value
00:_Type1
01:_Type2
02:_Type3
03:_Type4
Contents
F-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge: R-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge
F-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge: R-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge
F-PC/ Count at the Rising Edge: R-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge
F-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge: R-PC/ Count at the Falling Edge
[Group 8 ] 13
Position Command Pulse, Digital Filter [PCPFIL]

When the time for minimum pulse width at position command input maximum frequency is less than the digital
filter set value, alarm AL D2 will be issued. Set the smaller value for digital filter than the time of minimum pulse
width at the time of position command input maximum frequency. Select the position command pulse digital filter
setting from the followings according to the command pulse type of the unit in use.
Forward pulse string + Reverse pulse string
Selected
value
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Minimum pulse width
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
[t]
834 nsec
250 nsec
500 nsec
1.8 sec
3.6 sec
7.2 sec
125 nsec
83.4 nsec
Position command input

maximum frequency[f]
599 Kpps
2.0 Mpps
1.0 Mpps
277 Kpps
138 Kpps
69 Kpps

4 Mpps
5.9 Mpps
90phase difference 2 phase pulse

Selected
value
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
phase phase
Minimum edge
interval [t]
t 834 nsec
t 250 nsec
t 500 nsec
t 1.8 sec
t 3.6 sec
t 7.2 sec
t 164 nsec
t 164 nsec

599 Kpps
2.0 Mpps
1.0 Mpps
277 Kpps
138 Kpps
69 Kpps
1.5 Mpps
1.5 Mpps
Code + pulse string

Selected
value
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
Minimum pulse width

t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
834 nsec
250 nsec
500 nsec
1.8 sec
3.6 sec
7.2 sec
125 nsec
83.4 nsec
[t]

599 Kpps
2.0 Mpps
1.0 Mpps
277 Kpps
138 Kpps
69 Kpps

4 Mpps
5.9 Mpps
7-10
Command
pulse
Positive
Command pulse timing

F-PC
(Positive rotation pulse)
Move Pulse
+
Negative
t1
t2
t3
ts1
T
R-P
Move Pulse
(Negative rotation pulse)
Two-Phase
Pulse Train
of 90
F-PC
( phase)
t1
t2
t3
R-PC
( phase)
Degrees
t4
Forward
Phase
t5
t6
t7
Reverse
A phase is ahead of B phase by
phase is ahead of A phase by
Difference
F-PC
ts4
(code)
ts2
Code
R-PC
Pulse Train
(pulse)
Reverse
ts3
t8
t9
t3
t1
Positive Move Pulse
t1t8
t2t9
ts1ts2
ts3ts4
t4t5t6t7
(t3/T)x100
Forward
t2
Two-Phase Pulse Train of 90
Code
+
+
Negative Move Pulse
Degrees Phase Difference
0.1 s
0.1 s
0.1 s
0.1 s
Pulse Train
0.1 s
0.1 s
50%
250ns
50%
50%
7-11
[Group 8 ]15,16
Electric Gear Ratio * [GER*]

This function allows a distance setting on the servo motor in reference to the location command pulse from the
unit.
Setting range
1/3276732767/1
Unit
Standard set value

1/1
Electronic gear
f1: Input command pulse
Host unit
Servo motor
(132767) f2: Input command pulse after setting (f1electronic gear)
(132767)
Electronic gear setting range:
1
32767
N
D
32767
1
Refer to Materials; Electronic Gear.
[Group 8 ] 17
Positioning Method [EDGEPOS]
The location of positioning stop is selected; between encoder pulses or at edge.

Selected value
00:_Pulse_Interval
01:_Pulse_Edge
Contents
Specify Pulse Interval
Specify Pulse Edge
Positioning between pulses

A phase
B phase
Positioning at edge
[Group 8 ] 18
In position / Position Deviation Monitor [PDEVMON]
Positioning complete signal when the position control mode is used, and position command used for outputting position
deviation monitor can be selected from before or after the position command filter passes.
Selected value
00:_After_Filter
01:_Before_Filter
Contents
Compare "Position Command Value After Filter Passes by" with
"Feedback Value"
Compare "Position Command Value Before Filter Passes by" with
"Feedback Value"
Position
command
pulse
PMUL
Position deviation
monitor
Filter
GER1
KP
TPI
Position loop
encoder
7-12
[Group 8 ] 19
Deviation Clear Selection [CLR]
This function is used for changing the location deviation counter in the servo amplifier from the
host unit to zero.
Selection
Description
Deviation is always cleared when servo is off.
Servo ON signal
0H
When SERVO-OFF/ Clear

Deviation : Deviation Clear Input/
Level Detection
Servo OFF
Logic can be changed
Deviation clear
Deviation is always cleared when deviation clear input is ON.

CLR signal
CLR ON
Logic cannot be changed
Deviation clear
Deviation is always cleared when servo is off.

Servo ON signal
Servo OFF
Deviation clear
1H
When SERVO-OFF/ Clear

Deviation : Deviation Clear Input/
Edge Detection
Deviation is cleared in the edge when deviation clear input becomes

OFF/ON.
CLR signal
CLR is ON in edge
Deviation is not cleared when servo is OFF.

The motor may start suddenly after servo is turned ON with location
deviation detected.
Servo ON signal
2H
When SERVO-OFF/
Not Clear Deviation :
Deviation Clear Input/ Level
Detection
Servo OFF
Deviation not cleared

OFF/ON.
CLR signal
CLR ON
Deviation clear
Deviation is not cleared when servo is OFF.

The motor may start suddenly after servo is turned ON with location
deviation detected.
Servo ON signal
3H
When SERVO-OFF/
Not Clear Deviation :
Deviation Clear Input/ Edge
Detection
Servo OFF
Deviation not cleared

OFF/ON.
CLR signal
CLR is ON in edge
Select the conditions for enabling deviation clear.

Parameter Group9 page04
CLR Deviation Clear Function
7-13
[Group 8 ] 20 to 22
Preset Velocity Command1 to 3 [VC*]
Velocity control mode
The servo motor can be controlled using Preset Velocity Command. Preset Velocity Command settings have 3
ways. Preset Velocity Command and rotation direction can be selected via conditions of generic input CONT1 to
CONT8.
1. Set the Preset Velocity Command value.
VC1: Preset Velocity Command 1
Parameter Group8Page20
-1
0 to 32767min
0 to 32767min-1
0 to 32767min-1
2. Select the conditions for enabling the Preset Velocity Command. The Preset Velocity Command
requires the selection of valid conditions.

SP1: Preset Velocity Command, Select Input 1

SP2: Preset Velocity Command, Select Input 2
SP1Preset Velocity Command, Select Input 1

Valid
Invalid
VC1: internal velocity command 1
Invalid
Valid
Valid
Valid
Invalid
Invalid
Analog velocity command
3. Begin operation with the Preset Velocity Command and select the conditions for rotation direction.
DIR: Preset Velocity Command, Direction of Move
RUN: Preset Velocity Command, Operation Start Signal Input
RUN-F: Preset Velocity Command, Positive Move Signal Input
RUN-R: Preset Velocity Command, Negative Move Signal Input
4 If the above conditions are valid, run the servo motor with the selection combinations listed below.
Valid
Servo motor moves forward
Invalid
Valid
Servo motor in reverse
Valid
RUN-F: Preset Velocity Command, Positive Move Signal Input
RUN-R: Preset Velocity Command, Negative Move Signal Input
7-14
Valid
Valid
Servo motor moves forward

Servo motor in reverse
[Group 8 ] 24
Preset Velocity Compensation Command [VCOMP]
The velocity compensation addition function is the fast-forward function in the velocity control system.
Preset Velocity Compensation Function becomes effective by setting Preset Velocity Compensation
Command value and availability of Velocity Compensation Function.
1. Set the Preset Velocity Compensation Command value.
VCOMPPreset Velocity Compensation
-9999 to +9999 min-1
Parameter Group8 Page24
Command
2. Select the condition for enabling the Velocity Compensation Function and
then input the setting.
Parameter Group9 Page27 VCOMPSVelocity Compensation Function, Select Input
[Group 8 ] 26 to 27
Velocity Command, Acceleration Time Constant. [TVCACC]
Velocity Command, Deceleration Time Constant. [TVCDEC]
The step input velocity command can be changed to a constant acceleration/deceleration velocity
command using the Velocity Command, Acceleration/Deceleration Time Constant.
Acceleration/deceleration time per 1000min-1 is set.
TVCACCVelocity Command, Acceleration Time Constant.

TVCDECVelocity Command, Acceleration Time Constant.
1000min-1
Forward
or
reverse
016000 ms
016000 ms
1000min-1
-1
0min
TVCACC
TVCDEC
Velocity command acceleration constant
Velocity command deceleration constant
26 and 27 are commonly applicable to the following commands: Analog Velocity Command, Internal
Velocity Command, and JOG Velocity Command.
[Group 8 ] 28
Velocity Limit [VCLM]
Velocity control mode Position control mode
A host limit value can be locked in with the velocity limit command.
This value cannot be set to exceed the velocity capabilities of the adjoining motor.
VCLMVelocity Limit
165535 min-1
Abnormal high velocity value

Input command
Velocity limit setting value
Velocity command
7-15
[Group 8 ] 31 to 32
Preset Torque Compensation Command 1 [TCOMP1]
Torque Compensation Function, Select Input 1 [TCOMPS1]
Preset Torque Compensation Command 2 [TCOMP2]

Torque Compensation Function, Select Input 2 [TCOMPS2]
The torque addition function is the fast-forward function of the torque control system. Torque
Compensation Function becomes effective by setting internal torque addition command value and
availability of Torque Compensation Function.
1Sets the internal torque addition command value.
Parameter Group8 Page31 TCOMPPreset Torque Compensation Command 1
Parameter Group8 Page32 TCOMPPreset Torque Compensation Command 2
-500 to +500 %
-500 to +500 %
2Select the condition for enabling the torque addition function and then input the setting.
Parameter Group9 Page30 TCOMPS1Torque Compensation Function, Select Input 1
Parameter Group9 Page31 TCOMPS2Torque Compensation Function, Select Input 2
[Group 8 ] 36
Torque Limit, Input Selection [TLSEL]
Internal Torque Limit [TCLM]

The internal torque limit (constant) can be used to limit the maximum torque and protect the unit
mechanism. Torque limit function becomes effective by setting Internal torque limit value and
availability of Torque limit function.
1. Internal torque limit value setting

TCLMInternal Torque Limit
10500%
2. Torque limit function enable

TL: Torque limit function
Conditions for enabling torque limit permission function are selected. When conditions are valid, torque limit is
permitted and operation starts.
If the value is set higher than the maximum output torque (TP) of the servo
motor, it will be limited by (TP).

Set this value after considering the acceleration time. Too low of a setting
can result in insufficient acceleration torque and poor control.

The internal torque limit should be set higher than the acceleration torque.
The internal torque limit is identical for forward and reverse rotation.
Separate torque limits cannot be set.
7-16
[Group 8 ] 37
Torque Limit at Sequence Operation [SQTCLM]
During the sequence operation the output torque is limited. Limiting the output torque protects the
unit mechanism.
The torque limits during sequence operation support the following sequence operations:
JOG operation
Over travel operation
Securing brake standby time
Servo brake operation
Sequence operation torque limit value setting
Parameter Group 8 Page37
SQTCLMTorque Limit at Sequence Operation
10500%
If this value is set higher than the maximum output torque (TP) of the servo motor,
it will be limited by (TP).
[Group 8 ] 40
In-Position Near Range [NEAR]
Outputs signal indicating proximity to position completion.
This is used together with positioning complete signal (INP) and near range of positioning complete is output.
Parameter GroupAPage0
Selection
NEARIn-Position Near Range
165535 Pulse
OUT*General Purpose Output

Description
1A
NEAR_ON
The output is ON during In-Position Near status (position deviation < NEAR).
1B
NEAR_OFF
The output is OFF during In-Position Near status (position deviation < NEAR).
Determine the logical status of the NEAR signal output, and to which output terminal to assign
the positioning completion signal output. The assignment of the output terminal is the same
location as the positioning completion signals (above).
If set to a value greater than the positioning completion range settings, the host unit receives
the NEAR signal before receiving the positioning completion signal (INP), and transition to the
positioning completion operations is enabled.
Velocity monitor
Position deviation monitor

Amount of deviation 500Pulse
Positioning completion range setting value: 100Pulse
Near range setting value: 500Pulse
7-17
Positioning signal: (INP_ON)
Near signal: (NEAR_ON)
[Group 8 ] 41
In-Position Window [INP]
The positioning completion signal is output from the selected output terminal when servo motor
movement is completed (reaches the set deviation counter value) during location control mode.
Setting the positioning completion range
INPIn-Position Window
165535 Pulse
Set the deviation counter value with positioning completion signals. The encoder pulse is
standard, irrespective of the command pulse multiplication and electronic gear settings.
Incremental encoder: 4 times (4x) encoder pulses are standard.
Absolute encoder: absolute value is standard.
Setting the positioning completion signal
Parameter GroupA Page0
18
19
Selection
INP_ON
INP_OFF
Description
The output is ON during In-Position status (position deviation < INP).
The output is OFF during In-Position status (position deviation < INP).
Determine the logical status of the positioning completion signal output, and to which output
terminal to assign the positioning completion signal output.
Velocity monitor
Position deviation monitor

Positioning completion range setting value: 100Pulse
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Positioning signal (INP_ON)
[Group 8 ] 43 to 45
Low Speed Range [LOWV] Speed Matching Width [VCMP] High Speed Range [VA]
Position control mode Velocity control mode Torque control mode
This parameter affects settings for the speed output range. The signal can be output from general
output (OUT1OUT8) and used as a valid condition for all functions. However, the speed
coincidence range is invalid in torque control mode.
To direct signals to the host unit, make assignments to the signals in parameter Group 9. Use the
general output terminal (OUT1OUT8) of the connected CN1.
10
11
12
13
14
15
Selection
LOWV_ON
LOWV_OFF
VA_ON
VA_OFF
VCMP_ON
VCMP_OFF
Description
The output is ON during low speed status (speed is less than LOWV).
The output is OFF during low speed status (speed is less than LOWV).
The output is ON during high speed status (speed is more than VA).
The output is OFF during high speed status (speed is more than VA).
The output is ON during speed matching status (speed deviation < VCMP).
The output is OFF during speed matching status (speed deviation < VCMP).
Low speed range: Low speed signal is sent if speed goes below the set value.
LOWVLow speed range
065535min-1
V
Low speed setting value
Output LOVW
OutputLOVW
Speed Matching Width: Speed coincidence range signal is given if speed deviation reaches the set
range.
VCMPSpeed Matching Width
065535min-1
Output [VCMP] between this set width
Speed command
Speed transport settings: Speed transport signal is given if speed exceeds the set value.
065535min-1
VAHigh Speed Range
V
Speed transport setting value
Output [VA]
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Various functions can be made valid without output signals taken into the host unit when this is used together with
Group9 function enabling conditions (input signals).
12
13
14
15
16
17
Selection
LOWV_IN
LOWV_OUT
VA_IN
VA_OUT
VCMP_IN
VCMP_OUT
Description
Enable the function during low speed status (speed is less than LOWV).
Enable the function while low speed status is not kept.
Enable the function during high speed status (speed is more than VA).
Enable the function while high speed status is not kept.
Enable the function during speed matching status (speed deviation < VCMP).
Enable the function while speed matching status is not kept.
Low speed status [LOWV_IN]: Function is enabled during low speed status (speed below LOWV set value).
Low speed status [LOWV_OUT]: Function is enabled outside of low speed status (speed below LOWV set value).
V
Low speed setting value
[LOWV_IN] valid
[LOWV_OUT] valid
[LOWV_IN] valid
Speed coincidence status [VCMP_IN]: Function is enabled during speed coincidence status
(speed deviation below VCMP set value).
Speed coincidence status [VCMP_OUT]: Function is enabled outside of speed coincidence status
(speed deviation below VCMP set value).
[VCMP_IN] valid
Speed command
[VCMP_OUT] valid
Speed transport status [VA_IN]: Function is enabled during speed transport status (speed above VA set value).
Speed transport status [VA_OUT]: Function is enabled outside of speed transport status (speed above VA set value).
V
Speed transport setting value
[VA_OUT] valid
[VA_IN] valid
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[VA_OUT] valid
Functions of Group 9
[Group 9 ] 00 to 01
Positive Over-Travel Function [F-OT]

Negative Over-Travel Function [R-OT]

The over travel function uses a limit switch to prevent failure or damage to the unit. It stops the unit
when the movement range of the moving part is exceeded.
1Allocate the over travel input signal to CONT1 CONT4.
F-OTPositive Over-Travel Function
R-OTNegative Over-Travel Function
Forward
Limit switch
Reverse
Servo motor
Limit switch
R-OT
CONT1 - 4
F-OT
2If the over travel function is used, select the operating conditions of Position command input,
Servo motor stop operation and Servo ON signal in the case of over travel.
Parameter GroupB Page11
ACTOTOver-Travel Action Selection
Selected value
00:_CMDINH_SB_SON
02:_CMDINH_Free_SON
03:_CMDINH_SB_SOFF
05:_CMDINH_Free_SOFF
06:_CMDACK_VCLM=0
Contents
PC is inhibited and Servo-Braking is performed. After stops, S-ON is operated.
(At OT, command disabled = velocity limit command = 0)
PC is inhibited and Free-Run is performed. After stops, Servo-ON is operated.
(At OT, command disabled = velocity limit command = 0)
PC is inhibited and Servo-Braking is performed. After stops, S-OFF is operated.
PC is inhibited and Free-Run is performed. After stops, Servo-OFF is operated.
Position Command is accepted and Velocity Limit is zero.
If the motor is stopped by servo brake operation [00:_CMDINH_SB_SON][ 03:_CMDINH_SB_SOFF] is selected

when over travel occurs, torque at the time of servo brake operation can be set at the sequence torque operation limit
value.
SQTCLM: Torque Limit at Sequence Operation
10500%
If the value is set higher than the maximum output torque (TP) of the servo motor, it will be limited by (TP).
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[Group 9 ] 02
Alarm Reset Function [AL-RST]
This function enables the sending of an alarm reset signal from the host unit. An alarm is cleared by
enabling alarm reset function (AL-RST).
The conditions for enabling alarm reset function are assigned. The alarm is cleared if the AL-RST signal is valid.
AL-RSTAlarm Reset Function
The following circuit is created when valid conditions are assigned to CONT4. The logic can also be
modified by the allocation of valid conditions.
Host unit
DC5V
24V
Servo Amplifier
CN1-4
CONT-COM
CN1-6
CONT4
Alarm reset signal

Shielding Wire
Alarm status
Alarm signal
Alarm reset signal
Cancel alarm
Reset alarm
Above 20msec
Note that any alarm not cleared by simply turning OFF the control power supply cannot be cleared
with the alarm reset signal.
[Group 9 ] 05
SERVO-ON Function [S-ON]
This function enables the sending of a servo ON signal from the host unit. The servo motor can be
set to ready status by enabling the servo ON function (SON).
The conditions for enabling the Servo ON function are assigned. The servo motor is set to ready
status when the SON signal is enabled.
Parameter Group9 Page05 S-ONSERVO-ON Function
The following circuit is created when valid conditions are assigned to CONT3.The logic can also be
modified by the allocation of valid conditions.
Host unit
DC5V
24V
Servo Amplifier
CN1-4
CONT-COM
CN1-5
CONT3
Servo ON signal
Shielding Wire
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[Group 9 ] 10
Control Mode Switching Function [MS] Position control mode Velocity control mode Torque control mode
2 types of control mode can be switched and used. The control mode to be combined is selected by system parameter
and can be switched with control mode switch over function.
Control mode is selected from system parameter Page 08.
Page
08
Name
Control Mode
Setting
03_VeloTorq
04_PosiTorq
05_PosiVelo
Setting range
6 ways
Contents
Velocity Control Mode torque control switching type
Position Control Mode torque control switching type
Position control velocity control switching type
After setting has been changed The value becomes valid when control power is turned ON again.
Conditions enabling control mode switch over function are allocated. When MS signal is valid, control mode is
switched.
MSControl Mode Switching Function
When control mode switch over type is in use, there is a possibility that auto-notch frequency tuning, auto-vibration
suppressing frequency tuning, and JOG operation cannot be used. Switch the control mode to the base side (disable
MS) prior to using auto-notch frequency tuning, auto-vibration suppressing frequency tuning, and JOG operation.
[Group 9] 11
Position Command Pulse Inhibit Function and Velocity Command Zero Clamp Function [INH/Z-STP]
This can be used as position command pulse inhibit function (INHIBIT functionin the position control type, and as zero
velocity stop function in the velocity control type.
When the function is enabled while servo motor is operating, input command is inhibited and the servo motor stops at
servo motor excitation status. In the position control type, even if position command pulse is input, the input pulse is not
counted in the servo amplifier.
Conditions enabling position command pulse inhibit function, zero velocity stop function are allocated. When
signals of INH/Z-STP are valid, this will function.
INH/Z-STPPosition Command Pulse Inhibit Function /

Velocity Command Zero-speed Clamp Function
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[Group 9] 13, 14
Gain Switching Function, Select Input 1 [GC1]
Gain Switching Function, Select Input 2 [GC2]

4 types of gains can be switched and used.
Conditions enabling gain switch over are allocated. When the signal of GC1 and GC2 combination is valid, the
set value of corresponding GAIN becomes enabled.
GC1Gain Switching Function, Select Input 1
Disabled
Disabled
GAIN 1

Gain to be enabled
Enabled
Disabled
GAIN 2
Disabled
Enabled
GAIN 3
Enabled
Enabled
GAIN4
[Group 9 ] 15, 16

4 types of vibration suppressing frequency can be switched and used.
Conditions for enabling vibration suppressing frequency selection input are allocated. When the signal of
SUPFSEL1 and SUPFSEL2 combination is valid, the set value of corresponding vibration frequency
becomes enabled.
SUPFSEL1Vibration Suppressor Frequency, Select Input 1

SUPFSEL2Vibration Suppressor Frequency, Select Input 2
SUPFSEL1Vibration Suppressor
Frequency, Select Input 1
SUPFSEL2Vibration Suppressor
Frequency, Select Input 2
Vibration suppressing frequency

to be enabled
Disabled
Enabled
Disabled
Enabled
Disabled
Disabled
Enabled
Enabled
Vibration
Suppressor
Frequency 1
Vibration
Suppressor
Frequency 2
Vibration
Suppressor
Frequency 3
Vibration
Suppressor
Frequency 4
Group2 Page 00
Group 3 Page 40
Group 3 Page 41
Group 3 Page 42
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[Group 9 ] 17
Position Loop Proportional Control, Switching Function [PLPCON]
Switching between position loop PI control P control is possible. Switching is possible when position loop
proportional control switching function (PPCON)is enabled.
The conditions for enabling position loop proportional control switching function are allocated. Switches to
proportional control when the signal of PPCON is valid.
PLPCONPosition Loop Proportional Control, Switching Function
PI control (proportional / integral control)
Position loop proportional gain(KP) / Integral time constant(TPI)
P control (Proportional control)
Position loop proportional gain(KP)
Position loop integral time constant (TPI)is 1000.0ms at standard setting, therefore, integral function is invalid.
[Group 9 ] 18
RSW Gain Switching Function [RSWGC] Position control mode Velocity control mode Torque control mode
Function to set a gain for facility by Servo Gain setting switch (RSW).
The conditions for enabling the RSW gain switching function are assigned.
RSWGC: RSW Gain Switching Function
[Group 9 ] 26
Velocity Loop Proportional Control, Switching Function [VLPCON]
Switching between Velocity loop PI control P control is possible. Switching is possible when Velocity loop
proportional control switching function (PCON)is enabled.
The conditions for enabling the velocity loop comparison control switching function are assigned. Change the
comparison control when the PCON signal is valid.
VLPCONVelocity Loop Proportional Control, Switching Function
PI control (comparison / integral control): Velocity loop comparison gain (KVP) / Velocity loop reset time constant (TVI)
P control (Comparison control): Velocity loop comparison gain (KVP)
When set to comparison control, servo gain is reduced and the servo system is made stable.
When the velocity loop reset time constant (TVI) is set to 1000.0ms, it is not necessary to use this function, since the reset time
constant in use is invalid (Comparison control)
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[Group 9 ] 40
External Error Input [EXT-E]
This function can output a contact input (such as external thermal) as an alarm (AL55H) in the servo
amplifier.
The conditions for enabling the external trip function are assigned. An alarm (AL55H) is given if the EXT-E signal is valid.
EXT-EExternal Error Input
[Group 9 ] 42
Emergency Stop Function [EMR]
This function enables an emergency stop of the servo motor after receiving an emergency stop
signal in the servo amplifier.
The conditions for enabling the unit emergency stop signal are assigned. The unit emergency stop
function is executed when the EMR signal is valid.
EMREmergency Stop Function
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[Functions of Group B]
Functions of Group B
[Group B ] 10
Dynamic Brake Action Selection [DBOPE] Position control mode Velocity control mode Torque control mode
Conditions for stop at servo OFF can be selected from Servo brake / Free run.
DBOPE: Dynamic Brake Action Selection

Selected value
00:_Free_Free
04:_SB__Free
When Servo-OFF, Free-Run is operated. After stops, Motor-Free is operated.

When Servo-OFF, Servo-Braking is performed. After stops, Motor-Free is operated.
[Group B ] 12
Forced stop operation [ACTEMR]
When forced stop is executed by power shut off while servo motor is operating (servo motor is not stopped), conditions
for servo motor stop can be selected from servo brake / Free run.
Selected value
00:_SERVO-BRAKE
01:_Free
ACTEMREmergency Stop Operation
Contents
When EMR is input, motor is stopped by servo brake operation.
When EMR is input, motor is stopped by free run.
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[Group B ] 13
Delay Time of Engaging Holding Brake [BONDLY]

This function is enabled during servo brake operation at servo OFF. It is disabled for dynamic brake
and free-run.
Servo ON signal
Servo ON
Holding brake exc. signal
Holding brake release
Command rec. perm. Signal
Comm.-rec. perm
Motor excitation signal
Motor excited
Servo OFF
Holding brake applied
Motor free
If the motor excitation is turned off here, any delay until the securing brake engages
can cause a weight-drop.
Set the delay time for the holding brake operation

BONDLYDelay Time of Engaging Holding Brake
Servo ON signal
Servo ON
Holding brake exc. signal
Command-rec. perm. Signal
Comm.-rec. perm
Motor excited
01000ms
Servo OFF
Holding brake applied
BONDLY
Motor free
A delay in switching off the motor excitation can prevent weight-drop,

as the motor is excited until the securing brake turns ON.
The setting increment is 4 msec.
If the setting is 0 msec, the command is disabled (forced zero) for 4 msec after SON.
The securing brake excitation signal can be output through the generic outputs (OUT1OUT5).

0A:_MBR-ON_ON
0B:_MBR-ON_OFF
OUT*General Purpose Output*
The output is ON while holding brake excitation signal outputs.

The output is OFF while holding brake excitation signal outputs.
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[Group B ] 14
Delay Time of Releasing Holding Brake [BOFFDLY]

Servo ON signa
Servo OFF
Holding brake exc. Signal
Servo ON
Comm.-rec. perm
Motor excited
If there is a delay between the motor start and the holding brake release, that would be
a brake failure as the motor operates with the holding brake on.
Set the delay time for the holding brake release

Parameter GroupB Page14 BOFFDLY Delay Time of Releasing Holding 01000ms
Brake
Servo ON signal
Servo OFF
Holding brake exc. Signal
Servo ON

Comm. rec. perm

Motor excited
BOFFDLY
To extend the time period for a command acceptance controls time lag to
prevent a holding brake from breakage.
The setting increment is 4 msec.
If the setting is 0 msec, the command is disabled (forced zero) for 4 msec after SON.
The securing brake excitation signal can be output through the generic outputs (OUT1OUT8).

0A:_MBR-ON_ON
0B:_MBR-ON_OFF
OUT*General Purpose Output *
The output is ON while holding brake excitation signal outputs.

The output is OFF while holding brake excitation signal outputs.
[Group B ] 15
Brake Operation Beginning Time [BONBGN]
Position control mode Velocity control mode Torque control
mode
If the motor does not stop within the time frame set for the brake operation start (BONBGN)when the servo is turned
OFF, the securing brake and the dynamic brake force the motor to stop. The function can be disabled by setting the
value to 0ms. The setting increment is 4msec; therefore, set the value to 4 msec or higher.
BONBGNBrake Operation Beginning Time
065535ms
The term motor does not stop (above) means that the motor velocity does not fall below the zero velocity (ZV)
range.
The stop sequence is different depending on the condition settings of the emergency stop operation.
When the brake operation start timeBONBGNpasses, the servo motor will be forced to stop by both the dynamic
brake and the securing brake, which can cause damage to the securing brake. Therefore, use this function only
after considering the specifications and the sequence of the unit.
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[Group B ] 16
Power Failure Detection Delay Time [PFDDLY]Position control mode Velocity control mode Torque control
mode
This function can set a delay period, after power off of the control power supply, for detecting problems in the control
power supply. Detection of unexpected power failure is diminished when this value is increased. However, even if this
value is increased and problem detection is delayed, when the power supply to the internal logic circuit is exhausted,
routine operations at the time of control power supply cut off / restart will continue.
PFDDLYPower Failure Detection Delay Time
201000 ms
The actual anomaly detection delay time compared to the selected value can vary between -12ms and +6ms.
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[Group B ] 20
Following Error Warning Level [OFWLV]
This function gives a warning before reaching excessive deviation alarm status.
Set the deviation excessive warning value.
165535 1024 pulse
OFWLVFollowing Error Warning Level
For sending the signals to the host unit, assign the signals in parameter Group A. Output from general output number (OUT1OUT5)
of the connected CN1.
2A:_WNG-OFW_ON
The output is ON during following warning status (position deviation > OFWLV).
2B:_WNG-OFW_OFF
The output is OFF during following warning status (position deviation > OFWLV).
[Group B ] 21
Following Error Limit [OFLV]

Parameter to set the value for outputting excessive position deviation alarm. Encoder pulse is the standard irrespective
of electronic gear or command multiplication functions.
Deviation counter overflow value is set.
OFLVFollowing Error Limit
[Group B ] 22
Overload Warning Level [OLWLV]
165535 1024 pulse
This function will send a warning before reaching overload alarm status. Set the ratio corresponding to the overload alarm value to
100%. When set to 100%, the overload warning and overload alarm are given simultaneously.
Set the overload warning level.

OLWLVOverload Warning Level
20100
For sending the signals to the host unit, assign the signals in parameter Group 9. Output from general output terminal (OUT1OUT5)
of the connected CN1.

2C:_WNG-OLW_ON
2D:_WNG-OLW_OFF
The output is ON during over-load warning status.

The output is OFF during over-load warning status.
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[Functions of Group C]
Functions of Group C
[Group C ] 01
Motor Incremental Encoder, Digital Filter [ENFIL]

You can set the digital filer value of the incremental pulse for the selected incremental encoder. When noise is
superimposed on the incremental encoder, the pulse below the set value is removed as noise. Set this value by
considering the frequency of pulses from the selected encoder and the maximum number of rotations of the
servo motor. If the input value is greater than the encoder frequency during the peak rotation of the servo motor,
the encoder pulse is removed and the servo motor will stop.
Selection for motor incremental encoder digital filter

Parameter GroupC Page01
ENFILMotor Incremental Encoder, Digital Filter
Selected value
Contents
00:_110nsec
Minimum Pulse Width110nsec (Minimum Pulse Phase Difference = 37.5nsec)
01:_220nsec
02:_440nsec
Minimum Pulse Width220nsec

03:_880nsec
04:_75nsec
05:_150nsec
06:_300nsec
07:_600nsec
Minimum Pulse Width75nsec (Minimum Pulse Phase Difference = 37.5nsec)

Minimum pulse width
A phase
B phase
Minimum phase difference
Minimum pulse width
C phase
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[Group C ] 05
Encoder Output Pulse, Divide Ratio [ENRAT]
The encoder signals (Phase A/ Phase B) used in the host unit can be output according to a ratio formula. When
using in the host units position loop control, input the result (obtained after dividing the number of encoder
pulses) as an integer. However, when using this function to monitor the host unit, input a ratio that is as close to
the setup value as possible.
The output of Z phase is not divided. Output can be sin O/CCN1-11.
Division ratio for the encoder pulse divider output is set.
ENRATEncoder Output Pulse, Divide Ratio
1/11/8192
The following settings are possible.

When numerator is 1
1/11/641/8192
When numerator is 2
2/32/642/8192
When denominator is 8192 1/8192 8191/8192
can be set.
can be set.
can be set.
Frequency division 1/1Forward rotation

90
A phase
B phase
C phase
90
A phase
B phase
C phase
108
90is not possible.Phase relation does not change.
A phase
B phase
C phase
Destabilizes for 0.2 sec after control power is supplied.
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[Group C ] 06
Encoder Pulse Divided output, Polarity [PULOUTPOL]
The polarity of the encoder pulse frequency output can be selected.

Selected
value
00:_Type1
01:_Type2
02:_Type3
03:_Type4
PULOUTPOLEncoder Pulse Divided output, Polarity
Contents
C-Phase Signal Logic / High Active
A-Phase Signal / Reversed :
C-Phase Signal Logic / High Active
C-Phase Signal Logic / Low Active
A-Phase Signal / Reversed :
C-Phase Signal Logic / Low Active
Setting 00H (Frequency division ratio 1/1: with forward rotation)

Using the incremental encoder
Setting 03H(Frequency division ratio 1/1: with forward rotation)

Using the incremental encoder
90
90
A phase
B phase
C phase
[Group C ] 08
Absolute Encoder Clear Function Selection [ECLRFUNC]
Select the conditions for enabling absolute encoder clear.
ECLRAbsolute Encoder Clear Function
When using the absolute encoder with back-up battery system, you can select the contents to be cleared.
Clear Warning + multiple rotation data
Clear only Warning
ECLRFUNCAbsolute Encoder Clear Function Selection
Selected value
Clear Encoder Status (Alarm and Warning) and Multi Turn Data
Contents
01:_Status
Clear Only Encoder Status
These conditions are applicable only to the absolute encoder.

Do not input this while the servo motor is rotating. Confirm that the servo motor stops before inputting this.
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[Group C ] 10
Tachogenerator Velocity Scale Range Setting [TG_SCALING]
Speed control mode Torque control mode
Set the scale range of velocity of the tachogenerator when velocity is detected.
TG_SCALINGTG Velocity scaling
Parameter Group C Page 10
Factory default setting value of velocity command voltage (V CMD) = Motor speed (N) per 3V = 1,000 (min)
When motor combination varies the value, adjust TG velocity scale (TG_SCALING) range as the following ways.
Ex.
1
V CMD = Motor speed (N) per 3 V = 1000 min
or more Increase TG SCALING Value.
1
V CMD = Motor speed (N) per 3V = 1000 min
or less Decrease TG SCALING Value.
These conditions apply only to a Tachogenerator.
[Group C ] 11
Tachogenerator Velocity Offset Setting [TG_OFFSET]
Speed control mode Torque control mode
Sets Velocity Offset value of the tachogenerator when velocity is detected.

TG_OFFSET Velocity Offset
If the servo motor shaft still rotates even if the Analog Velocity command (v CMD) = 0V, adjust TG velocity offset (TG_OFFSET)
as the following procedure to stop the motor shaft regardless preset value of factory default setting,
<Adjustment of TG velocity offset>
1.: Set Servo Off (SOFF)
2.: Set up R/T_SET_UP to execute a necessary adjustment as the below
Select [Test run and Adjustment (T)] in the menu bar.
Select and execute [Analog Offset Adjustment of (T-COMP)].

[Group C] 12
Tachogenerator Output Voltage Polarity Setting [TG_POL]
Speed Control Mode Torque Control Mode
Sets the Output voltage polarity of the tachogenerator.
TG_POL : Tachogenerator Output Voltage
Polarity Setting
Set the polarity for counterclockwise operation.
Setting Range
Description
00h
Counterclockwise
operation, + Output
Counterclockwise
operation, - Output
01h
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[Description of Monitor]
Description of Monitor
All signals and internal status of the servo amplifier can be monitored. There are 2 kinds of monitors.
1.
Analog monitor
Monitor box and dedicated monitor cable are needed. Refer to Materials; Option, Monitor box.
Refer to Chapter 1, Prior to Use, Servo Amplifier Part Names 1-5 for locations for connectors to
be connected.
2.
Monitor in display (Setup software-R-SETUP)
Analog monitor (2 channels)
[Group A ]11 to 13
Analog Monitor 1, Output Signal Selection [MON1]
Analog Monitor 2, Output Signal Selection [MON2]
Analog Monitor, Output Polarity [MONPOL]
Analog monitor for use is selected.
MON1Analog Monitor 1, Output Signal Selection
MON2Analog Monitor 2, Output Signal Selection
Selected value
00
01:_TMON_1V/TR
02:_TCMON_1V/TR
-1
03:_VMON_0.2mV/ min
-1
04:_VMON_1mV/ min
-1
05:_VMON_2mV/ min
-1
06:_VMON_3mV/ min
-1
07:_VCMON_0.2mV/ min
-1
08:_VCMON_1mV/ min
-1
09:_VCMON_2mV/ min
-1
0A:_VCMON_3mV/ min
0B:_PMON_0.1mV/P
0C:_PMON_1mV/P
0D:_PMON_10mV/P
0E:_PMON_20mV/P
0F:_PMON_50mV/P
10:_FMON_2mV/kP/s
11:_FMON_10mV/kP/s
12:_TLMON_EST_2V/TR
Contents
Reserved
Torque Monitor
1V/ rated torque (thrust)
Torque Command Monitor 1V/ rated torque (thrust)
-1
Velocity Monitor
0.2mV/ min
-1
Velocity Monitor
1mV/ min
-1
Velocity Monitor
2mV/ min
-1
Velocity Monitor
3mV/ min
-1
Velocity Command Monitor 0.2mV/ min
-1
Velocity Command Monitor 1mV/ min
-1
-1
Position Deviation Monitor 0.1mV/ Pulse
Position Deviation Monitor 1mV/ Pulse
Position Deviation Monitor 50mV/Pulse
Position Command Pulse Input Frequency Monitor 2mV/kPulse/
Position Command Pulse Input Frequency Monitor 10mV/kPulse/
Load Torque Monitor (Estimated Value) 2V/ rated torque (thrust)
Select this when polarity is to be changed.

MONPOL: Analog Monitor, Output Polarity
Selected value
00:_MON1+_MON2+
01:_MON1-_MON2+
02:_MON1+_MON203:_MON1-_MON204:_MON1ABS_MON2+
05:_MON1ABS_MON206:_MON1+_MON2ABS
07:_MON1-_MON2ABS
08:_MON1ABS_MON2ABS
Contents
MON1 Positive voltage output in forward rotation; output pos and neg voltage.
MON2Positive voltage output in forward rotation; output pos and neg voltage.
MON1Negative voltage output in forward rotation; output pos and neg voltage.
MON1Positive voltage output together in forward and reverse rotation
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[Description of Monitor]
List of monitors in display
[monitor] 00 to 1E
Page
Name
Contents
Unit
00
Servo Amplifier Status
Displays the statuses of main circuit power being supplied, operation ready and
servo ON.
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01
Warning status 1
Displays warning status.
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02
Warning status 2
Displays warning status.
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Displays generic input terminal status.
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03
04
General Purpose Input CONT4 to

CONT1 Monitor
General Purpose Output OUT5 to
OUT1 Monitor
Displays generic output terminal status.
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05
Velocity Monitor
Displays motor rotation velocity.
min-1
06
Velocity Command Monitor
Displays velocity command value.
min-1
07
Torque Monitor
Displays motor output torque.
08
Torque Command Monitor
Displays torque command value.
09
Position Deviation Monitor
Displays position deviation values.
Pulse
0A
Actual Position Monitor
0C
Command Position Monitor
Displays current position compared with original position when the control
power is turned ON.
This is a free run counter. Therefore, when current position exceeds the
displayed range, the display is maximum value of reversed polarity.
Pulse
0D
0E
Analog Velocity Command/Analog

Torque Command Input Voltage
Position Command Pulse Input
Frequency Monitor
%
%
Displays command voltage being input.
mV
Displays command pulse frequency being input.
k Pulse/s
10
Absolute Encoder PS Data (High)
Displays absolute encoder position data PS.
x2^32 P
11
Absolute Encoder PS Data (Low)
Displays absolute encoder position data PS.
Pulse
13
Motor Operating Rate Monitor
14
Predicted Motor Operating Rate

Monitor
15
16
Displays exact values, however, it may take several hours for the value to
become stable depending on the operation pattern.
Displays estimated value of servo motor usage ratio, which is estimated from
a short period of operation. In an application where the same operation
pattern repeats in a short period of time, the usage ratio can be confirmed
fast.
Values can be confirmed when gain switch over and auto-tuning functions
are used.
%
1/S
Values can be confirmed when gain switch over function is used.
ms
Values can be confirmed when gain switch over and auto-tuning function are
used.
ms
-----
1A
Load Inertia (Mass) Ratio Monitor

Position Loop Proportional Gain Monitor
Position Loop Integral Time
Constant Monitor
Velocity Loop Proportional Gain Monitor
Velocity Loop Integral Time
Constant Monitor
Torque Command Filter Monitor
1B
Incremental Encoder Signal Monitor
Incremental signal of CN2 is displayed.
1C
Load Torque Monitor (Estimate Value)
1E
Servo Amplifier Operation Time
Load torque is displayed.

Counted while control power supply is ON. The time is displayed value2
hours.
17
18
19
Hz
Hz
%
2 hour
*Monitor item of bit code indication please refer to a list shown below.
Monitor item of bit code indication
Page
Name
Bit code indication

4
3
During
Torque
Limiting
Overload
Warning
---
---
01
Warning status 1
Following
Warning
---
During
Velocity
Limiting
02
Warning status 2
---
Absolute
encoder
battery
warning
---
---
Negative
Over-Travel
Positive
Over-Travel
---
---
---
---
---
---
CONT4
CONT3
CONT2
CONT1
---
---
---
OUT5
OUT4
OUT3
OUT2
OUT1
---
Servo motor
Encoder
Phase C
Servo motor
Encoder
Phase B
Servo motor
Encoder
Phase A
03
04
1B
General Purpose Input

CONT4 to CONT1 Monitor
General Purpose Output
OUT5 to OUT1 Monitor
Incremental Encoder Signal
Monitor
---
---
---
7-37
---
[Description of Trace Operation]
Description of Trace Operation

Display various signals and inside states of Servo Amplifier by an analog signal (four points at the maximum)
and a digital signal (four points at the maximum) and can save it. Optional signal name please refer to
follows.
Analog signal select contents
VMON: Velocity Monitor

VCMON: Velocity command Monitor
TMON: Torque Monitor
Data type
Data length
2Byte
2Byte
2Byte
TCMON: Torque command Monitor
2Byte
PMON: Position Deviation Monitor
4Byte
APMON: Actual Position Monitor (Motor Encoder)
4Byte
CPMON: Command Position Monitor
4Byte
Signal name
FMON: Position Command Pulse Monitor

(Position Command Pulse Input Frequency)
PS-H: Absolute Encoder PS (High)
PS-L: Absolute Encoder PS (Low)
OPRT: Motor Operating Rate Monitor
JRAT_MON: Control Loop Parameter_Load Inertia
Moment Ratio Monitor
TLMON_EST: Load Torque (Estimated Value)
PMON_S: Position Deviation Monitor (2Byte)
Data range
Unit
-32768 32767
-32768 32767
-32768 32767
min-1
min-1
%
-32768 32767
-2147483648
2147483647
-2147483648
2147483647
-2147483648
2147483647
2Byte
-32768 32767
Pulse
4Byte
4Byte
2Byte
0 4294967295
0 4294967295
0 65535
x2^32 P
Pulse
%
2Byte
0 65535
2Byte
2Byte
-32768 32767
-32768 32767
%
Pulse
Pulse
Pulse
Pulse
Digital signal select contents

Signal name
Explanation of signal
CONT1: General Purpose Input 1

OUT1: General Purpose Output 1
INP: In-Positioning
NEAR: In-Position Near
VCMP: Speed Matching
TLC: Torque Limiting Operation
VLC: Velocity Limiting Operation
S-ON: Motor Excitation
S-RDY: Servo Ready Complete
CMD-ACK: Command Can be Accepted
PCON-ACK: During Velocity Loop Proportional Control
EGR-ACK: During Electric Gear Switching
WNG-OFW: Following Warning
WNG-OLW: Over Load Warning
ALMAlarm State
Indicates input signal state of general purpose input

(CONT1-4) terminal.
High: Input photo coupler ON
Low: Input photo coupler OFF
Indicates the state of general purpose output (OUT1-5)
terminal. (note 1)
High: Output transistor OFF
Low: Output transistor ON
High during positioning complete state.
High during near range state.
High during velocity conformity state.
High during torque limit operation.
High during velocity limit operation.
High during motor excitation.
High during operation ready complete.
High during command receive permit state.
High during velocity loop proportional control switching state.
High during electric gear switching state.
High during excessive deviation warning.
High during over load warning.
High during alarm state.
Note 1: Logic is reverse to the monitor display (monitor display page 04 of R-Setup)
SET-UP
State of output transistor
Output transistor OFF
Output transistor ON
Trace Operation digital data

OUT*: General Purpose Output*
High
Low
7-38
Monitor Display page 04 (OUT5-1)

OUT*: General Purpose Output*
0
1
Chapters 8
[Maintenance]
Alarm List 8-3
Warning List 8-4
Trouble shooting when Alarm Occurs 8-5
DC Motor Brush Maintenance 8-19
Parts Overhaul 8-22
8. Maintenance
[Corrective Actions for Problems During Operation]
Corrective Actions for Problems During Operation

When troubles occur without any alarm displayed, check and take corrective actions for them referring to the
description below. When alarm rings, take corrective measures referring to Trouble Shooting When Alarm
Rings.
ENSURE THAT ALL POWER IS DISCONNECTED IN THE SERVO AMPLIFIER BEFORE
CONDUCTING ANY CORRECTIVE ACTIONS.
No
Problems
Red "CHARGE"
LED does not
turn on even if
main power
supply is ON.
Investigation
Check the voltage at the power

input terminal.
Check if command is entered.
SON LED turns on

(Servo ON
status), but motor
does not rotate.
Rotation ripples
(speed fluctuations)
are large at lower
speed than
command velocity.
Servo motor
rotates only
once, and stops.
Assumed causes and corrective

actions
If voltage is low, check the power
supply.
Improve wiring and clamping of
screws.
Internal power circuit of servo
amplifier is defective.
| Replace the servo amplifier.
Reenter the previous command.
Check if the Servo motor shaft is

not servo-locked (is free)
Check the connection between the

power line and the motor.
Check if torque limit is input.
Because torque limit has been

input, motor cannot rotate more
than load torque.
Enter deviation clear to check if

process is continued.
Stop the input of deviation clear.
Check if proportional control is

entered.
Stop the input of proportional

control.
Check if torque limit is input.
Check if the encoder

resolution settings are
correct.
8-1
Stop the input of torque limit.

The motor power line is not
connected.
Change the settings and turn ON
the power again.
8. Maintenance
No
Problems

Investigation
Check the motor power line.
The servo motor

runs recklessly.
Motor is
vibrating with
frequency above
200 Hz.
Excessive over
shoot/ under shoot
occurs during
starting / stopping.
Abnormal sound
occurs
Check the wiring of encoder

cable.
Assumed causes and corrective actions

Phase order of motor power line
does not match.
Wiring of A phase and B phase of
the encoder is incorrect.
Reduce the loop gain speed.

Set the torque command low-pass
filter and torque command notch
filter.
Adjust the servo tuning response.
Reduce the loop gain speed.
Increase the integral time constant.
Simplify the acceleration and
declaration command. Use position
command low-pass filter.
Check that there is no defect in

mechanical
installation.
Observe by operating one motor.

Pay attention while coupling and
confirm that there is no unbalance.
Check whether abnormal

sound is random or
periodic while operating at low
speed.
Confirm that the twisted pair and

shield processing of encoder signal
line are correct.
Confirm that the wiring for encoder
line and power line are installed in
the same port.
Confirm that the power supply
voltage is sufficient.
8-2
8. Maintenance
[Alarm List]
Alarm List
Abnormality in
power source
Abnormality
related to load
Abnormality related to
drive
Display
Alarm code Note 3)

3 bits output DA compatible code
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5 ALM4 ALM2 ALM1
21H
22H
Current Detection Error 1
24H
41H
0
Overload 1
External Error
61H
1
Control
voltage
Note 1)
Power
Supply
Absolute Encoder Signal

Disconnect
Communication Error Between
Encoder and Amplifier
82H
84H
85H
Encoder Initial Process Error

0
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Servo
Brake
Overheating detection of External

regeneration resistor
Motor Free
DC Excess voltage of main circuit
Motor Free
Control power supply low voltage
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Under
Encoder Pulse Error 1

(A-phase, B-phase, Z-phase)
Excessive effective torque
Over voltage
91H
Encoder Command Error
92H
Encoder FORM Error
93H
Encoder SYNC Error
94H
Encoder CRC Error
Detection
Alarm
Motor
Clear
Operations Note 2)
Motor Free
55H
Over current of drive module

Abnormality in drive power source
Overheating of drive module
Abnormality of electric current
detection value
Abnormality of Electric current
detection circuit
Abnormality in communication with
Electric current detection circuit
23H
71H
Alarm contents
Power Module Error (Over current)
81H
Abnormality related to encoder wiring
Alarm title
Incremental encoder (A, B, Z) signal

line break
Power supply break
Absolute Encoder (PS) signal line
break
Encoder serial signal time out
Failed to read CS data of incremental
encoder
Abnormality in initial process of
absolute encoder
Cable break
Mismatch of transmission command
and reception command
Start, Stop bit Abnormality
Insufficient data length
Data cannot be received during the
prescribed time after the command is
sent.
CRC generated from the received data
and sent CRC does not match
Note 1:When the control panel voltage drops below +5V due to suspension of control power, the alarm cannot be cleared without turning
OFF the control power, even if having been restored with only a little drop from +5V resulting in detection of control power supply error.
Turn OFF the control power to reset the alarm.
Note 2: V symbolizes Can be reset. Blank symbolize Can not be reset

Note 3: Alarm code of 3 bits to display to alarm indication LED is not compatible with DA series servo amplifier. Setting of an alarm code
compatible with DA please refer to "5-21" pages. In addition, an alarm code of the DA series is different from the T series in the following
points partly.
Alarm code
Abnormality in power source
(Display: 6* or 7*)
Abnormality related to encoder wiring
(Display: 8* or 9*)
Abnormality in encoder main body
(Display: A* or B*)
Control system abnormality
(Display: C*)
Alarm code of T series
Alarm code of DA series
Bit7
Bit6
Bit5
ALM4
ALM2
ALM1
8-3
8. Maintenance
Abnormality
in encoder main body
Display
[Alarm List / Warning List]
Alarm code Note 4)

3 bits output DA compatible code
Bit7 Bit6 Bit5
ALM4
ALM2
Control system abnormality
Alarm contents
ALM1
x Battery low voltage
A2H
Absolute Encoder Battery Error
A3H
A9H
B2H
x Motor built-in Encoder Overheating

Encoder failure
x Position data incorrect
x Detection of incorrect multiple rotations
coefficient
x Detection of incorrect 1 rotation
coefficient
x Exceeds the permitted speed of motor
Over-allowable Speed of Absolute
rotation speed when the power is turned
Encoder at Turning ON
ON
x Access error of Encoder internal
Encoder Memory Error
EEPROM
x Motor rotation speed is 120 % more
Over speed
than the highest speed limit
x Torque command and acceleration
Speed Control Error
direction are not matching.
x Motor power disconnection (Note 2)
Speed Feedback Error
x Tachogenerator line brake
Following Error
x Position error exceeds setup value
(Excessive Position Deviation)
Faulty Position Command
x Frequency of entered position
Pulse Frequency 1
command pulse is excessive
Faulty Position Command
x Position command frequency after
Pulse Frequency 2
electronic gear is high.
Test Run Close Note 1)
x Detection in Test mode end status
x Abnormality of amplifier with built-in
EEPROM Error
EEPROM
x Error in check sum of EEPROM
EEPROM Check Sum Error
(entire area)
B3H
1
B4H
B5H
B6H
C1H
0
C2H
C3H
D1H
D2H
D3H
DFH
E1H
Control system/Memory system

abnormality
Alarm name
E2H
Encoder Overheat
Failure of Encoder
Encoder Error 2
Absolute Encoder Multi-Turn
Counter Error
Absolute Encoder Single-Turn
Counter Error
Detection
Motor
Operations
Alarm
clear
Motor Free Note 3)

Motor Free Note 3)
Motor Free Note 3)
Motor Free Note 3)
Motor Free Note 3)
Motor Free Note 3)
Motor Free Note 3)
Motor Free Note 3)
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
Servo
Brake
Servo
Brake
Motor Free
V
V
V
Motor Free
Motor Free
E3H
Internal RAM Error
x Access error in CPU built in RAM
Motor Free
E4H
Process Error between CPU and

ASIC
xAccess abnormality in CPU ~ ASIC
Motor Free
Motor Free
Motor Free
E5H
Parameter Error 1
E6H
Parameter Error 2
F1H
Task Process Error
F2H
Initial Process Time-Out
xDetection when non-corresponding or

undefined amplifier, motor, encoder
code are specified.
x Error in combining motor, encoder,
and/or amplifier code set from
system parameter
x Error in interruption process of CPU
xDetection when initial process does
not end within initial process time
Motor Free
Motor Free
Note 1: Alarm that rings in Test mode end status is not recorded in the alarm history.
Note 2: When there is a rapid motor slow down simultaneous with servo ON, there is a possibility that a break in the
motors power line cannot be detected.
Note 3: Due to abnormality in encoder main body, encoder clear may sometimes be needed.
Note 4: Alarm code of 3 bits to display to alarm indication LED is not compatible with DA series servo amplifier. Setting of an alarm code
compatible with DA please refer to "5-21" pages. In addition, an alarm code of the DA series is different from the T series as
shown in the table of Alarm code on 8-3 page.
Warning List
Warning Title
Load system
External input
system
Encoder system
Overload Warning
Forward over travel
Reverse over travel
Absolute encoder battery warning
Restricting torque command
Control system
Restricting speed command

Excessive position deviation
Warning Contents
x
x
x
x
x
When the effective torque exceeds the set torque

While entering forward over travel
While entering reverse over travel
Battery voltage is below 3.0 V
While restricting the torque command by torque
restriction value
x While restricting the speed command by speed value.
x When position deviation warning setup value is
outside the proscribed limits
8-4
8. Maintenance
[Trouble Shooting When Alarm Occurs]
Trouble shooting when Alarm Occurs

Alarm code 21H (Power Module Error / Over current)
Cause
Status at the time of alarm

1
Issued when control power is turned ON.
(V)
Issued at servo input.
Issued while starting and stopping the motor.
(V)
(V)
(V)
Issued after extended operating time.
(V)
(V)
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
Investigation and corrective actions
MA/MB-phase of amplifier is short circuited due to

1
the
wiring
in
amplifier
and
motor.
Check the wiring between the amplifier and motor, and
Also,
confirm that there is no error. If some error is detected,
U/V/W-phases are grounded in the earth.

2
3
modify or change the wiring.
Short circuit or fault in MA/MB-phases on servo

motor side.
Defect in control print panel
Defect in power device
Replace the servo motor.

Replace the servo amplifier.
Alarm code 22H (Current Detection Error 0)

Cause
Status during alarm
(V)
(V)
Issued when the control power is turned ON.

Issued after the power is turned ON.
Corrective actions
Cause
1
Defect in control print panel
Replace the servo amp.
Defect in power device
Confirm that the proper codes (per the specified
Servo amplifier and motor are not
Motor Codes) have been used for the servo motor; if
combined properly
not, replace the servo motor.
Note) V means the cause number with high possibility.

(V) means the cause number with middle possibility.

Cause
Status during alarm
1
Issued when the control power is turned ON.
Issued during operation.
V
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1
Defect in internal circuit of servo amplifier.

Confirm proper grounding of the amplifier.
Malfunction due to noise
Add
ferrite
against noise.
8-5
core
or
similar
countermeasures
8. Maintenance
Alarm code 41H (Overload 1)

Cause
Status during alarm
Issued when power supply control is turned ON.
Issued at input of servo ON.
After command input, issued without rotating the
After command input, brief motor rotation
motor.
V
V
V
V
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1
2
Defect in servo amplifier control panel or

power element peripheral
Defect in encoder circuit of servomotor

Monitor the load status using motor usage ratio monitor
(OPRT), and check if effective torque exceeds the rated value.
Effective torque exceeds the rated

torque.
Or, calculate the motor effective torque from load conditions and
operation conditions.
If
the
effective
torque
is
excessive,
check
the
operating or loading, or replace the capacity of the large

motor.
4
Defect in motor-amplifier combination

Holding brake of servo motor does not
release.
Wiring of U/V/W phase between servo
amplifier and motor do not match.
Check if the motor in use matches with the recommended

type, and replace if it is improper.
Check that the wiring and voltage of the holding brake
are acceptable; if not, repair.
l If the above are OK, replace the servomotor.
Check the wiring conditions and restore if improper.
One or all connections of U/V/W -phase

7
wiring of servo amplifier / motor is
Check the wiring conditions and restore if improper.
disconnected
8
9
Machines collided.
Encoder pulse number setting does not
match with the motor.
Check the operating conditions and limit switch.

Match the encoder pulse number with the motor.
During the alarm caused by conditions in #3 (above), if OFFON of power supply control is repeated,
there is a risk of burning out the servo motor.
Wait for longer than 30 min. for cooling purposes after power shut OFF, and resume operations.
Refer to Material-19 for details of Over Load Characteristics.

8-6
8. Maintenance
Alarm code 55H (External Error)

When
external regenerative resistor and output terminal of upper device are not connected
Cause
Status during alarm

(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1
2
Validity condition for external trip function is

set to Valid.
Defect in control panel of servo amplifier.
When
When not used, set 00_Always_Disable at Group9 40.

external regenerative resistor is not connected

Cause
Status during alarm

1
Issued after operation.
3
(V)
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1
Improper wiring of external regenerative

resistance.
Check wiring and replace if necessary.

Check the operating conditions.
External regeneration resistor is operating.
Increase the capacity of the external regeneration

resistor.
When output terminal of upper level device is connected:

Eliminate the alarm trigger of the upper level device.
8-7
8. Maintenance
Alarm code 61H

(Over voltage)
Cause
Status during alarm

1
Issued when power supply of main circuit is
turned ON.
Issued at the time of motor start/stop.
V
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1
2
3
The power supply voltage of main circuit
Reduce the power supply voltage to within the
exceeds the rated value.
specified range.
Excessive load inertia.
Reduce the load inertia to within the specified range.
Alarm code 71H (Control Power Supply Under voltage)

Cause
Status during alarm

1
Issued at the time of power on.
(V)
(V)
3
V
Corrective actions
1
2
3
Cause
Defect in internal circuit of the servo
amplifier.
Power supply voltage is within the
specified range.
Input voltage is fluctuating or stopped.

Confirm that the power supply is set within the
specified range.
Confirm that the power supply is neither stopped nor
reduced.
8-8
8. Maintenance
Alarm code 81H (Encoder Pulse Error 1 /A-phase, B-phase, Z-phase)

Alarm code 82H (Absolute Encoder Signal Disconnect)
Alarm code 84H (Communication Error Between Encoder and Amplifier)
Cause
Status during alarm

Issued after servo is turned ON.

(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
For encoder wiring:

Improper wiring
1
Check wiring and repair any abnormality.
Connector is removed
Confirm that the encoder power supply voltage of
Loose connection
the motor is above 4.75 V; increase it if below 4.75
Encoder cable is too long
V.
Encoder cable is too thin

2
3
Wrong amplifier encoder type is selected.
Select the correct encoder type.
Motor encoder that does not match with
Replace with servo motor equipped with proper
amplifier encoder type is attached.
encoder.
Defect in servo amplifier control circuit
Defect in servo motor encoder

Alarm code 85H (Encoder Initial Process Error)

Cause
Status during alarm

(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
For encoder wiring:
Improper wiring
Connector is removed
Loose connection
Encoder cable is too long
Encoder cable is too thin

Check wiring and repair any abnormality.
Confirm that the encoder power supply voltage of
the motor is above 4.75 V; increase it if below
4.75 V.
Wrong amplifier encoder type is selected,

2
or wrong setting of Group C of parameter
Select the correct encoder type.
page 00
3
Defect in servo
Defect in servo motor encoder
Initial position data could not be set, as the
Restore power under the condition of the motor is
number of rotations of the motor is more
suspended. (Apply only to the time PA 035C sensor
than 300 min
-1
amplifier
control circuit
during power supply.
is in operation.)

8-9
8. Maintenance
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
code
code
code
code
91H
92H
93H
94H

(Encoder
(Encoder
(Encoder
(Encoder
Command Error)
FORM Error)
SYNC Error)
CRC Error)
When abnormalities are detected in the internal part of the absolute position detector for
the start-stop synchronization system.
Status during alarm
Issued when control power supply is turned ON.
Cause
1
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1
Defect in encoder
Abnormality in encoder wiring.

Check the shielding of the encoder cable.
Add ferrite core or similar countermeasures
against noise.
Check wiring between the encoder and amplifier.
Alarm code A2H (Absolute Encoder Battery Error)

Cause
Status during alarm

Issued when control power is turned ON.
Corrective actions
Cause
Loose connection of battery cable.
Low battery voltage

Confirm the battery connection in the
ON/OFF switch of the amplifier.
Check the battery voltage.
Encoder clearing and alarm resetting methods vary depending on the encoder in use.
Refer to page 24 Materials; Encoder clear / Alarm reset method.

8-10
front
8. Maintenance
Alarm code A3H (Encoder Overheat)

When abnormalities are detected in the internal part of the absolute position detector for the start-stop synchronization
system.
Cause
Status during alarm

1
(V)
Issued while stopping the motor.
(V)
Issued during motor operations.
Corrective actions
Cause
1
2
3

Turn ON the power supplies again; if not restored,
Defect in internal circuit of encoder
replace the motor.
Motor is not generating heat, but encoder

ambient temperature is high.
Motor is overheated.
Confirm that the cooling method keeps the encoder

0
ambient temperature below 80 C.

Confirm the cooling procedure of the servo motor.
Alarm code A9H (Failure of Encoder)

system.
Cause
Status during alarm

Issued when power supply is turned ON.
Issued during motor operations.
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1

replace the motor.

Add
ferrite
core
or
against noise.

8-11
similar
countermeasures
8. Maintenance
Alarm code B3H (Absolute Encoder Multi-Turn Counter Error)

Alarm code B4H (Absolute Encoder Single-Turn Counter Error)
Alarm code B6H (Encoder Memory Error)
system.
Cause
Status during alarm
1
Issued while operation.
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
1

replace the motor.

Add
ferrite
core
or
similar
countermeasures
against noise.
Alarm code B5H (Over-allowable Speed of Absolute Encoder at Turning ON)

system.
Cause
Status during alarm

1
Issued when power supply is turned ON.
Issued while stopping the motor.
Issued while rotating the motor.
(V)
3
(V)
V
Corrective actions
Cause
1

replace the motor.

Add
ferrite
core
or
similar
countermeasures
operation
pattern
and
against noise.
3
Number of motor rotations exceeds the
Check
permitted speed.
maximum number of rotations.
the

8-12
reduce
the
8. Maintenance
Alarm code C1H (Overspend)

Cause
Status during alarm

1
(V)
(V)

Issued if command is entered after Servo ON
Issued when the motor is started.
Issued other than operating and starting the motor
An alarm occurred after servo on
Corrective actions
Cause
Defect in the encoder of servo motor

Monitor speed with the analog monitor.
lAdjust
the
servo
parameters
if
overshoot
Excessive overshoot while starting.
l Simplify the acceleration and declaration command

pattern.
l Reduce the load inertia.
Wiring of U/V/W -phase between servo

is
excessive.
Check the wiring and repair any irregularities.

8-13
8. Maintenance
Alarm code C2H (Speed Control Error)

Cause
Status during alarm

1
5
V
Issued while due to input of Servo ON
Issued if command is entered.
V
V
Issued while starting and stopping the motor.
Corrective actions
Cause
1
2
3
Wiring of MA/MB -phase between servo

The wiring of A, B phase of INC-E and
ABS-EI encoder connection is incorrect.

Adjust the servo parameters so that servo motor
The motor is vibrating (oscillating).
will not vibrate (oscillate).

Monitor speed with the analog monitor.
Adjust the servo parameters to reduce overshoot
Excessive overshoot and undershoot.
and undershoot.
Increase acceleration and declaration command
time. Mask the alarm.
Abnormality in servo amplifier control
circuit
For the speed control error alarm, an alarm may occur while starting and stopping when load inertia is excessive. For this
reason, in the gravitational axis applications, "Do not detect" is selected as the standard setting.
If its detection is needed, consult our representatives.
Alarm code C3H (Speed Feedback Error)

Cause
Status during alarm

Issued when command is entered.
An alarm occurred after servo on
(V)
4
V
Corrective actions
Cause

Confirm that the power line is properly connected.
Motor is not rotating.
Defect in internal circuit of servo amplifier.
The motor is vibrating (oscillating).

Adjust the servo parameter so that servo motor will
not vibrate (oscillate).
Disconnection between the Servo amplifier

and the motor.
Check the connection and correct the wiring.

8-14
8. Maintenance
Alarm code D1H (Following Error / Excessive Position Deviation)

Cause
Status during alarm
10
Issued when control power supply is
11
12
turned ON.
Issued when servo ON is stopped.
Issued immediately after entering the

command.
Issued during starting or stopping at high
speed.
(V)
Issued during the operations by lengthy

command.
V
V
(V)
(V)
(V)
(V)
(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
Position command frequency is high or acceleration
Correct the position command of the controller
and declaration time is short.
Correct the load condition or increase the
Excessive initial load or low motor capacity.
motor capacity
Check the wiring and repair any abnormalities.
Holding brake is not released.
If specified voltage is applied, replace the

servo motor.
Motor is mechanically locked or machine is colliding.
Check the machinery system.
One or all phases of U/V/W -phase of the servo
Check and repair the wiring connections.
amplifier and motor has disconnected.

Motor is being rotated by an external force
Check the load, and/or increase the motor
(Gravity, etc.) during stopping
capacity.
(positioning completion).
Valid
current
limit
command
is
entered
by
the
Increase the current limit value or disable the
controller, and the current limit setting is reduced.
current limit.
Number of encoder pulses does not match with the
Match the number of motor encoder pulses.
motor.
8
Settings of servo parameters (Position loop gain, etc.)
Check the servo parameter settings (Raise the
are not appropriate.
position loop gain, etc.)
Excessive deviation setting value is reduced.
Set a greater value for excessive deviation.
10
11
Servo motor encoder is defective.
12
Power supply voltage is low.
Check the power supply voltage.
Alarm code D2H (Faulty Position Command Pulse Frequency 1)

Cause
Status during alarm
1
Issued after entering position command pulse.
Corrective actions
Cause
1
Command for the digital filter setting of the
Decrease the frequency of the command pulse.
command pulse input is entered
Increase the frequency of the digital filter.

8-15
8. Maintenance
Alarm code D3H (Faulty Position Command Pulse Frequency 2)

Cause
Status during alarm

Issued after entering position command pulse.
Corrective actions
Cause
1
2
Frequency of command pulse input is
Reduce the frequency of command pulse input.
excessive.
Setting value of electronic gear is
Decrease the electronic gear setting value.
excessive.
Alarm code DFH (Test Run Close)

Cause
Status during alarm
1
Occurred after execution of test mode.
Corrective actions
Cause

Clear the alarm and restore operation. (After
Normal operation.
completion of test mode, to confirm any deviation

in the controller).
Alarm code E1H (EEPROM Error)

Cause
Status during alarm

Issued during display key operation or when the
(V)
V
setup software is operated
Corrective actions
Cause
Correct value not read by CPU by

1
nonvolatile memory of built-in servo
amplifier.
2
Defect in the servo amplifier control panel

8-16
8. Maintenance
Alarm code E2H (EEPROM Check Sum Error)

Cause
Status during alarm

(V)
Corrective actions
Cause
Correct value not read by CPU by

1
nonvolatile memory of built-in servo

amplifier
Change the optional parameters, turn ON the

2
Failed to write into the nonvolatile memory
power supply again, and confirm that alarm has
during last power supply cutoff.
cleared.
l If alarm is not cleared, replace the servo amplifier.
Alarm code E3H (Internal RAM Error)

Alarm code E4H (Process Error between CPU and ASIC)
Cause
Status during alarm
1
Corrective actions
Cause
1
Defect in the servo amplifier control panel
Alarm code E5H (Parameter Error 1)

Cause
Status during alarm
Issued after changing any of system parameters.
Corrective actions
Cause

Confirm the model number of the servo amplifier.
Selected value is outside the specified

range for a system parameter.
Confirm selected values of system parameters and

modify if necessary.
lTurn ON the power again and confirm that alarm
is cleared.
Defect in servo amplifier

8-17
8. Maintenance
Alarm code E6H (Parameter Error 2)

Cause
Status during alarm
Issued after changing any of system parameters.
Corrective actions
Cause
Selected values of system parameters and

1
actual hardware do not match

Improper assembly of system parameter
settings.
Confirm the model number of servo amplifier.

Confirm selected values of system parameters and
correct if necessary.
lTurn ON the power again and confirm that alarm
is cleared.
Defect in servo amplifier
Alarm code F1H (Task Process Error)

Cause
Status during alarm
1
Issued while operating.
Corrective actions
Cause
1
Abnormality
in
control

circuit
of
servo
amplifier
Replace the servo amplifier
Alarm code F2H (Initial Process Time-Out)

Cause
Status during alarm

Corrective actions
Cause
1
Defect in internal circuit of servo amplifier

Add ferrite core or similar countermeasures against
noise.

8-18
8. Maintenance

[ DC Motor Brush Maintenance]
Corrective Actions for Problems During Operation

Because the servo amplifier and the servo motor (The brush is excluded) do not use wearing
parts, maintenance is enough by an easy check in daily life.
Upon inspection, refer to the following description.
Inspection
location
Servo
motor
Testing conditions
During
While
operation stopping
Time
Daily
Vibration
Daily
Sound
Periodic
Cleanliness
Yearly
Measure value of
insulation
resistance
Replacement of oil
seal
Three
months
Check of brush
abrasion
Periodic
Cleaning
Yearly
Loose screws
Battery voltage
5000
hours
Servo
amplifier
absolute
encoder
back up
battery
Temperature
Inspection Items
Regularly
On
demand
Measure
temperature
Inspection Methods
Solution if abnormal
Check for excessive

vibration.
Check if there is no
abnormal sound as
compared to normal
sound.
Contact dealer/sales office.
Clean with cloth or air.
Check for dirt and

dust.
Contact the dealer or sales office.
Check for length of a

Exchange of a brush
brush
Check for dust
Clean with air.
accumulated in the
1
accessories.
Check for loose
Fasten the screws properly.
connections
Confirm that battery
voltage is more than
DC3.6V.
Replace the battery.
Ambient temperature
Motor frame temperature
Set the ambient temperature within

the limit.
Check the load condition pattern.
1. While cleaning with air, confirm that there is no oil content and/or moisture in the air.
2. This inspection and replacement period is when water- or oil-proof functions are required.
3. The life expectancy of the battery is approximately 2 years, when its power is OFF throughout the year. For
replacement, a lithium battery (ER3V: 3.6V, 1000mAh) manufactured by Toshiba Consumer Marketing Corp. is
recommended.
DC Motor Brush Maintenance

Before inspecting or replacing brushes, the device must be disconnected from
the mains voltage or power supply unit.
Check the grade of brushes
Brushes should be inspected and cleaned periodically for once every three months to maintain.
Minimum operating length of brushes are shown as the below table. If brushes wear away and became less
than minimum operating length, replace them with new brushes.
Also, if excessive chipping is found on brushes, replace them with new ones, regardless of its length.
Table ; Wear limit of the brushes

Model
Length of new brushes
axbxL (mm)
Motor
T4 type
T5 type
T7 type
T8 type
Tachogenerator T4 type
T5 type
T7 and T8 types
3.8X8X6
3.8X8X6
4.3X10X10
4.3X10X10
3X5X5
3.5X4.5X6.5
3.5X4.5X10
Minimum
operating length (mm)
3
3
5
5
2.5
3
4.5
QTY
4
4
2
Brushes should be inspected individually and be sure to place back them along the limited operating
line and material code that to the exactly as the same location and direction as you removed.
8-19
8. Maintenance
Periodic cleaning and motor bushes replacement Procedure

1) Disconnect the motor from the power sources. Remove the end-cap and the brush holder caps. (The
end cap is usually sealed tighten by waterproof adhesive.) Note the brush rump position and spring
location prior to removing the brushes.
2) Lift all of the brushes with springs from brush holder pockets to supply sufficient airflow to clean up
dusts in there completely.
3) Vacuum dusts of brushes by using a vacuum cleaner. (See the example figure as below)
When a cleaner that is blowing type is used, feed compressed air (Pressure 9.8 x 104 Pa or less)
into brush holder pockets and blow out dusts.
However, a vacuum type of cleaner is more recommended since a blowing type disperses dusts of
brushes.
4) Clean up dusts completely as the remaining of dusts of brushes may cause lower insulation or defect.
If still insulation resistance lowers, contact our sales office for further information to overhaul.
5) Replace with new brushes and reinstall the caps. Seal the end cap with waterproof adhesive (Three
bond 1104)
6) Carry out a test run before starting full load operation, in order to fit the surface of new brushes in the
commutator. Otherwise the motor would make a loud sliding noise, or waveform of TG output could
be displayed abnormally.
Run the motor in clockwise direction and counter clockwise direction repeatedly by no-load
operation to fit the face of new brushes to the contour of the commutator, and also check that the
operating is executed without problem at the same time of this running-in period, which has to take
60 minutes or more. (Set revolution RPM from1, 000 to 3,000 min -1)
1) Check if the new brushes are free of oil or water before mounting them on. Never handle the brushes
with hand soiled with oil or put in the place where the brushes may be contaminated with oil.
2) Remove water and oil from the compressed air at all.
Hose
Suction
Dust pipe
Dust collecting bag
Ohsawa Co.
W 301-II type
Air hose
Compressed air at 4kg/
Fig.12 Example of a dust collector. (an inhale type)
8-20
or higher.
8. Maintenance
Periodic cleaning of Tachogenerator brushes and replacement procedure.

1) See Chapter 1-5 on the position of the cap of Tachogenerator brushes.
Lift brushes and vacuum dusts in the brush holding pocket as the figure below shown.
For the details on how to clean and replacement brushes, refer to Periodic cleaning and
motor bushes replacement Procedure
Remove the cap
Lift the brush
Vacuum dusts
Note
If you find any failure of this DC motor in runs, contact our sales office or service office, or return it
to us before disassembling. (If it is assembled, it could be impeditive of investigation of the causes)
8-21
8. Maintenance
[Parts Overhaul]
Parts Overhaul
Parts indicated in the following may deteriorate over time. Perform periodic inspection for
preventive maintenance.
No.
Part name
Number of average
replacement years
Electrolysis capacitor
Fuse
3
Lithium battery for absolute encoder [ER3V]
5 Years
Corrective measures / usage conditions

Replacement with new part is necessary.
(Usage condition: Average temp. 40 year-round,
Annual usage period is 4800 hours)
10 Years
3 Years
Lithium battery
The standard replacement period recommended by our company is the life expectancy of lithium
battery based on normal usage conditions. However, if there is high frequency of turning the power
ON/OFF, or the motor is not used for a long period, then the life of lithium battery is reduced. If the
battery power is less than 3.6 V during inspection, replace it with new one.
How to replace absolute encoder back-up battery
Turn ON the servo amplifier control power supply.
Prepare the replacement lithium battery. [SANYO model numberAL-00494635-01]
Remove the battery connector.
Take out the used lithium battery and put in the new replacement one (prepared at ).
Attach the connector in the right direction.
If the battery is replaced while the control power is OFF, multiple rotation counter (position data) of the absolute
encoder may be instable. When the amplifier control power is turned ON in this status, an alarm (battery error)
may be issued. For this, execute encoder clear and alarm reset to release the alarm status. Also, absolute
encoder position data may be instable. Check and adjust the relations between position data and machine
coordinate system.
At SANYO DENKI, the overhauled servo amplifier is shipped with the same parameters as the
ones before overhauling. Be sure to confirm the parameters before use.
8-22
Chapters 9
[Specifications]
Servo amplifier 9-1
Pulse output 9-4
Serial output 9-5
Power unit 9-13
Servo motor 9-15
Rotation Direction Specifications 9-15
Mechanical specifications 9-16
Holding brake specifications 9-18
9. Specifications
[Servo amplifier]
Servo amplifier
Model number
TS1*02*, TS1AA2*
Control function
Control system
TS1A03*
Speed control, torque control, or position control (Parameter change)

PWM control
Sinusoidal drive
140Vdc +10, -15%
2
50Vdc +10, -15%
Control power
24Vdc +10, -15%
Input power
Performance
Ambient temperature
Storage temperature
Operating / storage humidity
Elevation
Vibration
Shock
Structure
Mass
055
-20+65
Below 90%RH (no condensation
Below 1000 m
0.5G Frequency range 1055HZ Test for 2H in each direction X.Y.Z
2G
Tray type power supply on the outside
0.45 kg
0.65 kg
In case of
speed
control
specification
Speed control range
1:3000
Frequency characteristics
50Hz(JL=JM)
Environment
Basic specifications
Main power
Built-in functions
Protection functions
For position control specification
Input / Output signal
For speed/torque control

specification
LED display
Applied load inertia
Speed monitor (VMON)
Monitor
Torque monitor
output
(TMON)
Speed
Command voltage
comm
and
Input impedance
Torque Command voltage
comm
Input impedance
and
Current input limit
Sequence input signal
Sequence output signal

Position output signal
(Pulse division)
Maximum input pulse
Positi
frequency
on
com
mand
Over current, Current detection error, Overload, External overheating, Over voltage,
Control power supply error, Encoder error, Over speed, Speed control error, Speed
feedback error, Excessive position error, Position command pulse error, CPU error,
Built-in memory error, Battery error, Parameter error
Status display, Alarm display
Within the applied load inertia of combined servo motor
-1
1.010% (at 1000min )
1.010% (at 100% torque)
DC3.0V (at 1000min-1 command, Forward motor rotation with positive command, maximum
input voltage 10V)
Approx. 10k
DC3.0V (at 100% torque, Forward motor rotation with positive command)
Approx. 10k
DC2.0V 15% (at rated armature current)
Servo on, Alarm reset, Torque limit, Encoder clear, Forward rotation inhibition, Reverse
rotation inhibition, Command inhibition, External trip, Emergency stop, Change of
control mode, Proportional control, Gain switch, Internal speed setting
Servo ready, Power ON, Servo ON, Holding brake timing, Within torque limit, Within
speed limit, Low speed, velocity attainment, Matching speed, Zero speed, Command
acceptable, Status of gain switch, Speed loop proportional control status, Control mode
switchover status, Forward OT, Reverse OT, Warning, Alarm code (3Bit)
N/8192 (N=18191), 1/N (N=164) or 2/N (N=3~64)
5M pulse/second (Reverse rotation Forward rotation pulse, symbol + Pulse),
phase difference Two phase pulse)
1.25M pulse/second (90
Input pulse type
Forward rotaion+Reverse rotation command pulse or symbol+Pulse string command or 90phase
Electronic gear
N/D (N=132767, D=132767) however, 1/32767 N/D 32767

Servo ON, Warning reset, Torque limit, Clear encoder, Forward rotation inhibition,
Reverse rotation inhibition, Command inhibition, External trip, Emergency stop,
Deviation Clear, Change of control mode, Proportional control, Gain switch, Change of
electronic gear, Position loop proportional control
Servo ready, Power ON, Servo ON, Holding brake timing, Within torque limit, Within
speed limit, Low speed, velocity attainment, Matching speed, Zero speed, Position
fixed, Near range, Command acceptable, Status of gain switch, Speed loop
proportional control status, Changed status of electronic gear, Changed control mode
status, Forward OT, Reverse OT, Warning, Alarm code (3 bit)
Sequence input signal
Sequence output signal

Position output signal
(Pulse division)
difference Two phase sequence command
N/8192 (N=18191), 1/N (N=164) or 2/N (N=364)
9-1
9. Specifications
[Servo amplifier]
*1 Source Voltage should be within the specified range.

Control power: 20.4Vdc 26.4Vdc
Main power: 119Vdc 154Vdc(140Vdc input type)

42.5Vdc 55Vdc(50Vdc input type)
*2 "50Vdc power supply input type" supports only TS1B02.
*3 When stored in the box, be sure that internal temperature does not exceed this range.
*4 Minimum rotational speed is determined as equivalent to the amplifier not stopping for a load with
maximum continuous torque.
Power Supply Capacity

Amplifier model name
Power supply capacity per unit

Control Power Supply
Main Power Supply
0.2kVA
0.3kVA
0.3kVA
0.4kVA
12VA
0.6kVA
0.9kVA
1.0kVA
1.3kVA
0.2kVA
Motor model name

T404-012
T406-012
T506-012
T511-012
T720-012
T730-012
T840-012
T850-012
T402-011
TS1A02
TS1AA2
TS1A03
TS1B02
When operating two or more motors at the same time, add the power supply capacity per unit of each motor.
When the motor is accelerated, the system may require the momentary power of two to four times the ordinary power.
Inrush current
Input voltage
140Vdc
50Vdc
Amplifier model name

TS1A02TS1AA2
TS1A03
TS1B02
Control power
(Maximum value between 0.1ms after input)
Main power
75A(0-P)
0A
75A(0-P)
0A
9-2
9. Specifications
[Servo amplifier]
Leakage Current
The T Series drive the motor under the PWM control of FET, and a high frequency leakage current may flow
through the ground floating capacity of the motor winding, power cable or the amplifier.
This leakage current may malfunction the leakage circuit breaker of the leakage protective relay set to the
power supply side power line.
So, use a leakage circuit breaker that is designed so as not to cause malfunction but to match with the inverter.
Motor model number
Leakage current per motor
TS1A02TS1AA2
TS1A03
TS1B02
1 mA or less
1 mA or less
1 mA or less
When using 2 or more motors, the electric current leakage each motor is compounded.
The above values are based on using the recommended tough, rubber-sheathed 2mm cable as a power line.
rd
The system must be grounded (Type D, 3 type) so that a dangerous voltage condition (on the main part of the
machine, i.e. operation panel, etc.) does not occur during an emergency leakage.
The value of leaked current is measured by an ordinary leak checker (700Hz Filter).
Calorific value
Input
voltage
Amplifier
capacity
TS1A02
DC140V
TS1AA2
TS1A03
Motor model
number
T404-012
T406-012
T506-012
T511-012
T720-012
T730-012
T840-012
T850-012
Total calorific
value of Servo
amplifier
8W
9W
9W
12 W
17 W
23 W
26 W
33 W
Input
voltage
DC50V
Amplifier
capacity
TS1B02
Be sure to carefully follow the installation method outlined in Section 2, Installation.
9-3
Motor model
number
T402-011
Total calorific
value of Servo
amplifier
11 W
9. Specifications
[Pulse output]
Pulse output
Outputs 90 phase difference two phase pulse (Phase A, Phase B) and Original pulse
(Phase C) from CN 1-2126
(Forward rotation)
Power supply control
Phase A
Approx 0.2s
Indefinite
90
Phase B
Indefinite
Phase C
Indefinite
Phase A is advanced 90 from Phase B
After turning ON the system, the power supply is not fixed for about 0.2 sec.
For absolute encoders, the pulse (incremental) output will be delayed for approximately
250 .One pulse is output for every change (once per rotation)
of multiple rotations for Phase C. (Does not determine the position relation of
Phase C and Phase A & B. A single pulse width is output based on the leading
or trailing edge of Phase A or Phase B)
When the division ratio is set other than 1/1, Phase A and Phase B are divided, but Phase C
is output by the original pulse width. In this case, no position relation of Phase C and Phase A
& Phase B is determined.
9-4
9. Specifications
[Serial output]
Serial output ( Battery backup system absolute encoder )

Encoder signal output(PS) format can be selected from 3 transmission methods.
Select from selection values of [Group C 07 encoder signal output(PS) format].
The specifications are shown below.
Selection values
Binary code output
00:_Binary
Transmission method
Asynchronous
Baud rate
9600bps
Transfer frame
8 frames (11 bit/ frame )
Transfer format
Refer to page 9-6
Transmission error check
(1 bit )even number parity
Transfer time
9.2ms(Typ.)
Transfer period
Approx.11ms Refer to page9-10
Increase method
Increase during forward rotation
Selection value
ASC in decimal code
01:_Decimal
output
Transmission method
Asynchronous
Baud rate
9600bps
Transfer frame
16 frame (10 bit/ frame )
Transfer format
Refer to page 9-7
(1 bit )even number parity
Transfer time
16.7ms(Typ.)
Transfer period
Approx.40ms Refer to page 9-10
Increase method
Selection value
Encoder signal direct output
02:_Encoder_Signal
Transmission method
Asynchronous
Baud rate
2.5Mbps4.0Mbps
Transfer frame
3 or4 frame(18 bit/ frame )
Transfer format
Refer to page 9-8
(8 bit )CRC error check
Transfer time
21.6s or 28.8s (Typ.) 2.5Mbps

13.5s or18.0s (Typ.) 4.0Mbps
Transfer period
125s Refer to page 9-10
Increase method
Forward rotation means counterclockwise rotation, as seen from the motor shaft.
If the absolute value is increased to the maximum, the minimum value becomes 0.
9-5
9. Specifications
[Serial output]
Transfer format
Selection value
00:_Binary
Binary code output
1 Structure of Frame 1
Frame 1 (11 bit)
Start signal
(1bit)
Address signal Parity stop

signal signal
(3bit)
Position signal
(5bit)
(1bit) (1bit)
Structure of each frame

Start
signal
x 1st frame 0
x 2nd frame
rd
x 3 frame
D0
(LSB)
D5
D4
Address
signal
0
0
0
Parity Stop
signal signal
01
1
D8
D9
01
Position signal
D1
D2
D3
D6
D7
D10
D11
D12
D13
D14
01
th
D15
D16
D17
D18
D19
01
th
x5 frame
D20
D21
D22
D23
D24
01
x6thframe
D25
D26
D27
D28
D29
01
01
01
x4 frame
th
x7 frame
x 8th frame
D30 0/D31 0/D32

(MSB)
(MSB)
0
0
0
For PA035C
D0 D16 Absolute value of 1 rotation
D17D32 Absolute value of multiple rotations
9-6
9. Specifications
Selection value
[Serial output]
01:_Decimal
ASCII in decimal code output
Structure of Frame 1
Frame 1 (10bit)
D0
D1
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
Start signal
(1bit)

Frame
number
Position signal
(7bit)
P (ASCII code 50H)
+(ASCII code 2BH)
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
0(ASCII code 30H)

Highest rank
Parity Stop
signalsignal
(1bit) (1bit)
Transmission character
0/1
Data contents
Indicates that transmission
data is position data
Symbol of multiple rotations
data
00008191
Lowest rank
,(ASCII code 2CH)
0(ASCII code 30H)
Highest rank
Multiple rotations data

(5 digits)
End characters
000000131071
Absolute value data in 1

rotation
(7digits)
Lowest rank
CR(ASCII code 0DH)
Carriage return
For PA035C
1 rotation data
000000131071
Multiple rotation data
0000065535
9-7
9. Specifications
Selection value
[Serial output]
02:_Encoder_Signal
34 frames
F
DF0
DF1
DF2
Information field
Data field 0
Data field 1
Data field 2
Frame structure
Information field (IF)
Frame 1 (18bit)
CC0
CC1
CC2
CC3
CC4
ES0
ES1
ES2
Start
signal
Sink code
Command code
Fixed
Encoder status
(3bit)
(3bit)
(5bit)
(1bit)
(4bit)
001fixed
000 fixed
Command code CC [4:0]

CC[4:0]
Command contents
00000
Absolute full data request
00011
Encoder status request
01000
Status clear request
01010
Status+data clear request with multiple rotations
Encoder status ES [3:0]

ES[3:0]
Status contents
ES0
PA035C
Accessing encoder, accessing memory in the encoder
ES1
PA035C
Battery warning
ES2
PA035C
Encoder overheat, abnormal memory, overspeed
ES3
PA035C
Battery alarm, single / multiple rotations counter error
9-8
Encoder address
(1bit)
ES3
Stop
signal
(1bit)
9. Specifications
[Serial output]
Data field (DF0~DF2)

Frame 1 (18bit)
Dn0
Dn1
Dn2
Dn3
Dn4
Dn5
Dn6
Dn7
Dn8
Dn9
Dn10
Dn11
Dn12
Dn13
Dn14
Dn15
Start
Data field
Stop
signal
(LSB fast)
signal
(1bit)
(15bit)
(1bit)
Compatibility table of command and data

Command
Data
CC[4:0]
DF0 D0[0:15]
00000
D0[0:15]=ABS[0:15]
00011
01000
01010
D0[0:15]=ALM[0:15]
Frame
DF1 D1[0:15]
D1[0:15]=ABS[16:31]
DF2 D2[0:15]
D2[0:7]=ABS[32:39]
D2[8:15]=CRC[0:7]
D1[0:7]=00000000
D2[8:15]=CRC[0:7]
length
4 frames
3 frames
CRC [0:7] CRC generator polynomial P(X) =X8+X4+X3+X2+1

Applicable range is other than start bit and stop bit of each frame
ALM [0:15] Alarm contents differ per the encoder type.
Check encoder specifications for details.
9-9
9. Specifications
[Serial output]
Transfer period
Selection value
00:_Binary
Binary code output

Serial transfer
Approx. 1s
Power supply
control
Approximately 11 ms
Serial output
PS, PS
Indefinite
Frame 1
Frame 2
Frame 3
Frame 4
Frame 5
Frame 6
Frame 7
Frame 8
Approx. 1.1 ms
Approximately9.2ms
Selection value
01:_Decimal 10 ASCII in decimal in decimal code output

Serial transfer
Approx. 1s
Power supply
control
Approximately 40 ms
Serial output
PS, PS
Indefinite
Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame Frame
1
10
11
12
13
Approx.1.04ms
Approximately 16.7 ms
Selection value
IF
02:_Encoder_Signal
DF0
DF1
DF2
IF
DF0
DF1
DF2
21.6s or 13.5s
28.8s or 18s
125s
Power supply control is not fixed for 1s after booting.

Communication may not necessarily start from the first frame after 1s.
9-10
14
15
16
9. Specifications
[Serial output]
Serial outputIncremental encoder
When using the incremental encoder, the actual position monitor value is output, irrespective of
the selected value in Group C 07 encoder signal output (PS) format.
When using incremental encoder
Selection value : invalid

Transmission method
Asynchronous
Baud rate
9600bps
Number of transferred
8 frames11 bitframe
frames
Transfer format
Chart below
(1bit) Even number parity
Transfer time
9.2ms(Type.)
Transfer period
Apprx.11ms
Refer to page 9-12
Increasing direction
Increasing at normal rotation
Normal rotation means anticlockwise one as seen from motor shaft axis.
Absolute value will be minimum value (0) if it increases to maximum.
Transfer format
Frame 1(11bit)
Start signal
(1bit)
Address signal Parity Stop

SignalSignal
(3bit)
(1bit) (1bit)
Signal position
(5bit)

Start
Signal
Frame 1
0
Signal position
D1
D2
D3
D4
Address
Signal
0
0
0
Parity Stop
Signal Signal
01
1
D6
D7
D8
D9
01
Frame 2
D0
(LSB)
D5
Frame 3
D10
D11
D12
D13
D14
01
Frame 4
D15
D16
D17
D18
D19
01
Frame 5
D20
D21
D22
D23
D24
01
Frame 6
D25
D26
D27
D28
D29
01
Frame 7
D30
01
Frame 8
D31
(MSB)
0
01
9-11
9. Specifications
[Serial output]
Transfer period
Power supply
control
Approx. 1s
Approximately 11 ms
Serial output
PS, PS
Indefinite
Frame 1
Frame 2
Frame 3
Frame 4
Frame 5
Approx. 1.1 ms
Approx. 9.2 ms
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Frame 6
Frame 7
Frame 8
9. Specifications
[Power Unit]
Power Unit
Model number
TS1PA05*
Rectification system
Basic specifications
AC power
supply input
Single Phase 100Vac +10, -15%, 50/60Hz3Hz

Single Phase 35Vac +10, -15%, 50/60Hz3Hz
Voltage
Current
Environment
Electricity (In input voltage 100Vac)

2
Ambient temperature
Storage temperature
Operating / storage humidity
Elevation
Vibration
Shock
Structure
Mass
Built-in functions
Process function
9Arms
*1
17Arms
26Arms
140Vdc +10, -15% (In input voltage 100Vac)

35Vdc +10, -15% (In input voltage 35Vac)
5A
10A
Voltage
Regeneration
TS1PA15*
Full-wave rectification
Current (In rating electricity)
DC rating
output
TS1PA10*
300W
600W
900W
055
-20+65
Below 90%RH (no condensation
Below 1000m
0.5G Frequency range 1055HZ Test for 2H in each direction X.Y.Z
2G
Tray type
0.70 kg
0.75 kg
0.80 kg
Regenerative electricity
55W max
Regenerative resistor value

Resistor is optional
More than 20
LED display
15A
Charge state indication(CHARGE LED)
*1 Source Voltage should be within the specified range.

Input voltage: 85Vac 110Vac (In the case of the Amplifier model name: TS1A**A*)
30Vac 38Vac (In the case of the Amplifier model name: TS1B02A*)
*2 When stored in the box, be sure that internal temperature does not exceed this range.
*3
About the choice of a Power Unit

Please choose the choice of a Power Unit so that a grand total of a rating armature current (IR) of a combination Servo Motor is
not beyond rating output current value of a Power Unit. Refer to Material-17 for details of Standard Combination Specification.
The choice example) A grand total of IR becomes 9.8A in the case of the following combination Servo Motor. In this case
please use a Power Unit of TS1PA10* that a rating output current value is 10A.
Motor of #1 axis - T506 (IR=1.2A)

9-13
grand total of IR =9.8A
9. Specifications
[Power Unit]
Calorific value
Power Unit model name
TS1PA05*
TS1PA10*
TS1PA15*
Total calorific value (In rating electricity)

20W
20W
20W
If using external regeneration resistance, modify the added of calorific value of external regeneration resistance based on the
place where it is installed.
Be sure to carefully follow the installation method outlined in Section 2, Installation.
Leakage Current
Power Unit model name
TS1PA05*
TS1PA10*
TS1PA15*
Leakage current
0.1 mA or less
0.1 mA or less
0.1 mA or less
rd
The system must be grounded (Type D, 3 type) so that a dangerous voltage condition (on the main part of the machine, i.e.
operation panel, etc.) does not occur during an emergency leakage.
The value of leaked current is measured by an ordinary leak checker (700Hz Filter).
Inrush current
Input voltage
In AC100V
In AC35V
Control power
(Maximum value between 1ms after input)
240A(0-P)
85A(0-P)
9-14
9. Specifications
[Servo motor / Rotation Direction Specifications]
Servo motor general specifications

Time Rating
Insulation Classification
Continuous
Class F
Dielectric Strength
Voltage
Insulation Resistance
DC 500 V,
75 V Series
1500 VAC for 1 minute
24 V Series
600 VAC for 1 minute
More than 10M
Fully closed, Auto cooling
Protective system
Totally enclosed (IP43)
Excitation Method
Permanent-magnet type
Ambient Temperature
0 + 40
Ambient Humidity
20 90%without condensation
Vibration Classification
V 15
Oil seal
Option
Coating Color
Black
Rotation Direction Specifications

When a command to increase the position command is entered, the servo motor rotates in a counterclockwise
direction from the load side
Encoder Signal Phases

Incremental encoder
Normal rotation
Phase A
90
Phase B
Phase C
Phase A is advanced by 90 than from Phase B.
Reverse rotation
Phase A
90
Phase B
Phase C
Phase B is advanced by 90 than from Phase A.
When the C-Phase is high, both A- and B- Phases cross the low level, once every revolution.
Absolute encoder
Normal (forward) rotation: Position data incremental output
Reverse rotation: Position data decreased output
9-15
9. Specifications
[Mechanical specifications]
Mechanical specifications
Vibration Resistance
Install the servo motor in a horizontal direction (as shown in the following figure), so that when vibration
is applied in any 3 directions (up/down, back/forward, left/right) it can withstand the vibration
acceleration up to 24.5m/s2.
Up/
down
Left/right
Backward/
forward
Horizontal
direction
Shock Resistance
Install the shaft of the servo motor in a horizontal direction (as shown in the following figure). It should
withstand shock acceleration up to 98 m/s2 (when shocks are applied in an Up/down direction) for 2 rotations.
However, since a precision detector is fixed to the counter-load side of the motor, any shock applied to the
shaft may cause damage or failure the detector; therefore, do not the shaft to drop impact or shock loads
under any circumstances.
Up/
down
Horizontal
direction
Working accuracy
The following table shows the accuracy of the servo motor output shaft and precision (Total Indicator Reading) of the parts
surrounding the shaft.
Items
Vibrations of output shaft terminal
Eccentricity of the external

diameter of the flange on
output shaft M ()
* 1 T.I.R.
Reference Figure
0.02mm
0.03mmT4 and T5 Series

Perpendicularity of the flange

face to output shaft M ()

*1 T.I.R (Total Indicator Reading)
9-16
9. Specifications
[Mechanical specifications]
Oil seal
These oil seals are of optional specification and can be set on T5, T7 and T8 Series.
The table below shows our standard oil seals that are readily available: (JIS S type)
Oil Seal Model No. (SC Type)
Motor model number
Inner diameter
Outer diameter
Width
T5 Series
8mm
22mm
7mm
T7 Series
16mm
30mm
7mm
T8 Series
19mm
35mm
8mm
Permissible load
Limit the radial load and thrust load being applied to the output shaft of the servo motor to a level below the
values indicated in Table below.
Pay attention not to apply excessive load by installation of reduction gears, couplings and belts.
When installation is made
Motor model number
Radial
load
During operation
Thrust load
Radial load
FR
Thrust load
FR
F-direction
F1-direction
T4 Series
100 N
100 N
100 N
80 N
20 N
T5 Series
150 N
200 N
150 N
100 N
30 N
T7 Series
250 N
500 N
200 N
200 N
50 N
T8 Series
500 N
500 N
200 N
345 N
70 N
2
Q
3
FR
F1
The permissible loads during operation were determined corresponding to the revolution rate of the motor
and the load being applied to the output shaft of the motor and in consideration the service life of the
bearing and shaft strength.
9-17
9. Specifications
[Holding brake specifications]
Holding brake specifications

An optional holding brake is available for each motor. Since this brake is used for holding, it cannot be
used for braking, except for an emergency. Turn brake excitation ON or OFF by using the holding brake
timing signal output. When using this signal, set the command for brake release time to 0min1 for the
servo amplifier.
To externally control the holding brake, a response time (as shown in the following table) is required.
When using a motor with a brake, determine a time sequence that takes this delay time into account.
Motor model number
Static friction torque

N.m
Release time
msec
Braking delay time

msec
T5 Series
T7 Series
T8 Series
0.29
1.47
1.96
30
40
45
35
85
90
Brake operating time is measured in the following circuit.
100VAC
60Hz
E DC
E DC
Id
100%
100%
The brake release time and braking delay time refer to those mentioned in the above tables.
9-18
Materials
[Selection Details]
Acceleration time / Moderation time / Allowable repetition frequency 1
Loading Precautions 3
Regeneration Process 4
[UL/C-UL standard and EN standard]

Outline of UL/C-UL standard and EN standard conformity 8
Compliance with EC Directives 9
Installation of servo amplifier, noise filter and toroidal core 10
Recommended prevention components 11
[Dimension]
Servo amplifier 12
Power Unit 14
Servo motor 15
[Servo motor characteristics]

Standard Combination Specification 19
Velocity Torque characteristics 20
Over Load Characteristics 21
[Option]
Input-output connector / Monitor box 22
Lithium battery 23
[Encoder clear]
Encoder clear / Alarm reset method 24
[Electronic gear]
How to use electronic gear 25
Materials
[Selection Details]
Time of Acceleration and Deceleration

The motors acceleration time (t a) and deceleration time (t b) when under a constant load is calculated by
following method.
Acceleration time: ta = ( JM+JL ) ( 2 / 60 ) { ( N2 - N1 ) / ( TP - TL ) }
[S]
Deceleration time: tb = ( JM+JL ) ( 2 / 60 ) { ( N2 - N1 ) /( TP + TL ) }
[S]
These expressions are for the rated speed values, but exclude the viscous torque and friction
torque of the motor.

ta
Acceleration time(S)
TP
: Instantaneous maximum stall torque(Nm)
tb
Deceleration time(S)
TL
: Load torque(Nm)
JM
: Motor inertia(kgm )
JL
: Load inertia(kgm2)
N1, N2 :
Rotational speed of motor(min-1)
N2
N1
Time
tb
ta
When determining t a and t b, it is recommended to do so by calculating the load margin and decreasing
the instantaneous maximum instant stall torque value (TP) to 80%.
Permitted repetitions
There are separate limitations on repetitive operations for both the servo motor and servo amplifier, and
the conditions of both must be fulfilled simultaneously.

Permitted repetitions for the servo amplifier
When START / STOP sequences are repeated frequently, confirm in advance that they are within
the allowed range. Allowed repetitions differ depending on the type, capacity, load inertia,
adjustable-speed current value and motor rotation speed of the motor in use. If the load inertia =
motor inertia m times, and when the permitted START / STOP repetitions (up until the maximum
rotation speed) exceed
times/min, contact your dealer or sales office for assistance, as
precise calculation of effective torque and regenerating power is critical.

Permitted repetitions for the motor
Permitted START / STOP repetitions differ according to the motors usage conditions, such as the
load condition and time of operation.
Materials -1
Materials
[Selection Details]
When continuous-speed status and motor stop status is repeated

In operating conditions such as shown below, the motor should be used at a frequency in witch its effective
torque is less than the rated torque.
Ta
Servo Motor Torque
TL
Time
Tb
Servo Motor
Rotating Velocity
Time
If the operating cycle is considered as t, the usable range can be determined as follows:
Ta: Acceleration Torque
Tb: Deceleration Torque
Ta2 ta TL2 ts Tb2 tb
s
TLoad Torque
TR 2
TrmsEffective Torque
TR: Rated Torque
When cycle time (t) is predetermined, Ta, Tb, ta, tb appropriate in the above formula are required.
When actually determining the system drive mode, it is recommended to calculate the load margin and suppress it to Trms 0.7TR
When the motor repeats acceleration, deceleration, and stop status

For the operating status shown below, the value of permitted repetitions n (times/min) is displayed by
following equation.
Servo Motor Torque
Time
Servo Motor
Rotating Velocity
Time
[times/min]
()

TR : Rated torque
Materials -2
Materials
When
[Selection Details]
the motor repeats acceleration, constant speed operation, and deceleration status
For the operating status shown below, the value of permitted repetitions n (times/min) is displayed by
following equation.
Servo Motor Torque
Time
Servo Motor
Rotating Velocity
Time
()
[times/min]
Loading Precautions
Negative load
The servo amplifier cannot perform continuous operations by negative load from the servo motor
for more than several seconds.
When using the amplifier with a negative load, contact your dealer or sales representative.
Downward motor drive (when there is no counter weight.)
When usinglike a generator, such as the wind-out spindle of a winder.
Load Inertia (JL)

When the servo amplifier is used with a load inertia exceeding the allowable load intertia calculated in
terms of the motor shaft, a main circuit power overvoltage detection or regenerative error function may
be issued at the time of deceleration.
The following measures must be taken in this case.
For more details, please consult with your
dealer or sales representative.

Reduce the torque limit
Extend the acceleration and deceleration time (Slow down)
Reduce the maximum motor speed
Install an external regenerative resistor
Materials -3
Materials
[Selection Details]
Regeneration Process
When Overvoltage alarm (ALM_61) occurs during movement, it needs Regeneration processing in External
Regenerative Resistor. Please calculate Regenerative power [PM] from a movement condition first, connect
a chosen External Regenerative Resistors (an option) to a Power Unit. The regeneration capacity
depends on the permitted power [PRO] of the regenerative resistor.
Regeneration Power [PM] by Operations along Horizontal Axis

Regeneration energy is calculated.
EM
: Regeneration energy during operations

along horizontal axis
EHb : Regeneration energy during deceleration
KE : Induced voltage constant
KT : Torque constant
N
: Motor rotation speed
R
: Armature resistance
tb
: Deceleration time
Tb : Torque during deceleration
Tc : Adjustable speed torque
TF : Friction torque
[J]
[J]
[Vrms/min -1] (Motor constant)
[Nm/Arms] (Motor constant)
[min -1]
[] ( Motor constant)
[s]
[Nm] (Tb= Tc - TF)
[Nm]
[Nm]
Speed
N
0
C+F
b
to
Effective regeneration power is calculated.
PM :
Effective regeneration power [W]
EM :
Regeneration energy during deceleration [J]
to
Cycle time [s]
Materials -4
Materials
[Selection Details]
Regeneration Power [PM] by Operations along Vertical Axis (With a Gravitational Load)
Regenerative energy is calculated.
EM
: Regeneration energy during operations along vertical axis [J]
EVUb : Regeneration energy during increased deceleration
[J]
EVD : Regeneration energy during descending run
[J]
EVDb : Regeneration energy during decreased deceleration
[J]
TUb : Torque during increased deceleration
[Nm]
tUb
: Increased deceleration time
[s]
TD
: Torque during descending run
[Nm] (TD=TM TF)
tD
: Descending run time
[s]
TDb : Torque during decreased deceleration
[Nm] (TDb=TC TF+TM)
tDb
: Decreased deceleration time
[s]
TM
: Gravitational load torque
[Nm]
When the calculation result of either of EVUb, EVD, or EVDb is negative, calculate EM by
considering the value of those variabkes as 0.
speed
Increase
0
descent
-N
Motor
output
shaft
torque
C+F+M
C+F-M
M+F
Db
Ub
Ub
D
Db
Effective regeneration power is calculated.
PM : Effective regeneration power [W]

EM : Regeneration energy during increased deceleration/ descending
/ decreased deceleration [J]
to : Cycle time [s]
Materials -5
Materials
[Selection Details]
Selection of Optional External Regenerative Resistor

You can select the combination of external regenerative resistors based on effective regenerative power
[PM] sought by the regeneration calculation.
Regenerative
power [PM]
Resistor Model
Number
Resistance
Value
Thermostat
Temperature detected
(Detection temperature range)
Up to 10W
Up to 30W
REGIST-080W50B
REGIST-120W50B
REGIST-220W50B
REGIST-220W20B
50
50
50
20
1357
(b contact)
(Normally closed contact)
Below 55W
55W and over
Permitted power
[PRO]
10W
30W
55W
Outline
Drawing
Refer to
Materials -7
Contact us
When regeneration power [PM] exceeds the permitted power [PRO] of the external regeneration
resistor, reconsider the acceleration constant, load inertia, etc.
Connection of Regenerative Resistance

Servo amplifier
Controller
+5Vdc to +24Vdc
CN1 COM
2.2k
4.7k
CONT14
Power Unit
CN3
1
2
External Regenerative Resistor
Please connect resistance wire of the External Regenerative Resistor to CN3 of the Power Unit.
of the Regenerative Resistance please allocate the connected general-purpose input(any of
Thermostat
[CONT1 CONT4]) to [Group9 40 External Trip Input Function of General Parameter].
Parameter Set-up ExampleWhen connecting the thermostat to CONT4
The external trip function will be valid when [0DH: CON4_OFF]
CONT4 is turned off in [Grop4 40 External Trip Input Function
Alarm (ALM-55) will be output from the servo amplifier when the thermostat of a generative resistor trips (the
contact point comes off) because of heating.
Please make sure to install the external regenerative resistor with twisted wires and use as a short wire
that is up to 5 meters long as possible.
nonflammable electric wire or perform non-combustible processing (silicon tube, etc.) for connecting
Use
cable and wired, and install wiring so as to not come in contact with the built-in unit .
built-in regenerative resistance may generate heat even if the overheat alarm does not occur. Do not
The
touch the servo amplifier for 30 minutes after power is disconnected in the case of a power failure, as
there is a risk of burn.
the external regeneration resistor on the amplifier, and measure the temperature of the external
Install
regeneration resistor by the operating condition that the regeneration electric power PM becomes the
maximum. Then do sufficient mounting check of alarm not being generated. In addition, it takes 1 to 2
hours until the temperature of the external regeneration resistor is saturated.
not install the external regeneration resistor in a corrosive gas environment, nor be exposed amount
ofDodust,
because the gas may cause insulation deterioration, corrosion.
Keep sufficient distance to other devices to circumvent the effect of their radiated heat to the external
regeneration
resistor.
Materials -6
Materials
[Selection Details]
Unit
External Dimension of Regenerative Resistor
132
1220.4
+20
0
+15
270 0
300
61
100
61
4.3
26
440.4
Model number
REGIST-080W50B
Thermostat
Detection temperature
(Contact specification)
1357
(Normal close contact)
+0.3
0
Silicon rubber glass braided wire 0.5mm White
4.3
(Thermo start)
20
Silicon rubber glass braided wire 0.75mm Black
+20
0
182
300
1720.4
270 +15
0
150
61
61
Model number
23.5
420.4
4.3
REGIST-120W50B
Thermostat
1357
4.3 +0.3
0

(Thermo start)
1.2
20
230
2200.4
+20
0
+15
0
300
270
61
200
61
42.7
4.3
+0.3
0
600.4
4.3

(Thermo start)
20
Model number
1.2
REGIST-220W50B
REGIST-220W20B
Materials -7
Thermostat
1357
1357
Normal close contact
Materials
Outline of UL/C-UL standard and EN standard conformity

TS1 series servo amplifier and power unit conforms to the UL/C-UL standard and EN standard below.
Mark
Standards
Standard number
Certification Organization
UL/c-UL standard
UL508C
(File No.E179775)
UL
Underwriters Laboratories inc.
EN standard
EN50178
EN61000-6-2
TV
TV Product Service Japan, Ltd.
Servo amplifiers that Model No.:TS1***AN or TS1***AP

(Tachogenerator as velocity detector applied models) are not complied with UL, EN standards
T series servo motor conforms to the UL standard and EN standard below.
Display
Standards
Standard number
Certification Organization
UL standard
UL1004
UL1446
(File No.E179832)
UL
Underwriters Laboratories inc.
EN standards
EN60034-1
EN60034-5
EN61010-1
For products conforming to UL standards, some specifications may differ from the standard product
due to prerequisites necessary for obtaining approval. Contact the manufacturer for more details.
The above information can be verified at the UL web site http://www.ul.com/database/

If you need certification or a declaration of UL standard compliant products for
the above T series servo motors, please contact our sales office.
Precautions for conformity standards

Make sure to use servo amplifier and servo motor in a proper combination. Check Section 1: Prior to
use --- Servo amplifier type number.
Make sure to install the servo amplifier or the power unit in your control panel in an environment
where the pollution degree specified in EN50178 and IEC664 to pollution degree 2 or less.(polution
degree 1 or 2). The control panel installation configuration (under IP54) must exclude exposure
to water, oil, carbon, dust, etc.
A International protection class of Servo amplifier or Power unit is IP0X. Please be never involved
in the main body of Servo amplifier in a power supply input state (CHARGE LED of the front is
turning on) that is the structure that is not protected for an object.
Please use a supply power supply to a product for EN50178 in the prescribed following condition.
Control power supply and for Input/Output signal (24Vdc): overvoltage category I
Main power supply of Servo Amplifier(140Vdc)
: overvoltage category II
Power supply input of Power Unit(100Vac)
: overvoltage category Ill
Materials -8
Materials
Always ground the protective earth terminals of the servo amplifier or the power unit to the power
supply earth. ( )
When connecting the leakage stopper, make sure to connect the protective earth terminal to the
power supply earth. ( )
Connect earthing wire by using a crimping terminal with insulated tube, so that the connected wire
will not touch the neighboring terminals.
Crimping terminal
Broken tube electric

Wire
For wire relays, use a fixed terminal block to connect wires; never connect wires directly.
Good
No
Connect an EMC filter to the input power supply of the unit.

Use an EN/ IEC-standard compatible no-fuse circuit breaker and electromagnetic contactor.
Compliance with EC Directives

Precautions for EMC Directives
Use the following guidelines below for the TS1 servo system in order to conform the customers
equipment and devices to the EMC Directives.
A metallic material must be used for the door and main body of control panel.
The joints of the top and side panels must be masked and welded.
Parts joined with screws must be welded to prevent noise from leaking out from joints.
When joining parts with screws or spot welding, the welding space must be within 10cm.
Use an EMI gasket so that there is zero clearance between the door and control panel.
Install EMI gasket uniformly to the contact points between door and main body of control panel.
Perform conductivity processing on the EMI gasket, door and main body of control panel to confirm
their conductivty.
Ground the noise filter frame to the control panel.
Ground the servo amplifier chassis provided by the customer.
Use shield cables for the motor encoder line cable.
Ground the shield of motor encoder line cable to the control panel with the clamp.
Use a conducting metal P clip or U clip to ground and clamp the shield wire, and fix it directly with
metal screws. Do not ground by soldering electric wire to the shield wire.
No
Good
Grounding by U clip or P clip
Materials -9
Grounding by soldering
Materials
Installation of servo amplifier, noise filter and toroidal core.

Power supply side
Noise filter
Servo amplifier
24V(+)
24V(+)
24V(-)
24V(-)
P(+)
4
5
N(-)
PE
Control power
PE
Toroidal core
MC
L1
L2
PE
Power Unit
Main power
CN3
Please be connected to
a protective earth terminal
Please put a noise filter(note 1) in a power supply line. In addition, Always ground the frame of the
noise filter and Install wiring by separating the primary and secondary wiring of the noise filter as much
as possible.
Please wrap the Toroidal core(note 2) three times around the primary side of the noise filter in the main
power side.
Servo motor side

Toroidal core
Servo amplifier
CN4
Servo motor
MA
MB
FG
Motor power
Motor encoder
Ferrite core
CN2
Please wrap the Toroidal core (note 3) two times around the amplifier side of the motor power line.
Please add a Ferrite core (note 4) to around the servo amplifier side of the motor encoder line.
Please wrap the Ferrite core (note 4) two times around the servo motor side of the motor encoder line.
Materials -10
Materials
Recommended prevention components

(note 1) Noise filter
Model Number
SUP-EK10-ER6
Specifications
Rated voltageLine-Neutral 250 V
Rated current10 A
Manufacturer
Okaya Electric Industries Co. Ltd.
(note 2) Toroidal core

Model Number
External diameter
Internal diameter
Manufacturer
251-211
65 mm
36 mm
SCHAFFNER
Model Number
External diameter
Internal diameter
Manufacturer
T60x26x36
60 mm
36 mm
TDK
(note 3) Toroidal core
(note 4) Ferrite core

Model Number
Internal diameter
Manufacturer
SFC-10
9.5 - 10.5 mm
KITAGAWA
Okaya Electric Industries Co. Ltd.: http://www.okayaelec.co.jp/

SCHAFFNER : http://www.schaffner.com/
TDK : http://www.tdk.co.jp/
KITAGAWA : http://www.kitagawa-ind.com/
Implementation of check test

EMC testing of equipment and devices which the TS1 servo system is builtin should meet the
emission and immunity (electromagnetic compatibility) standards for the usage environment /
and operating conditions.
It is necessary to follow the instructions mentioned above and conduct a final conformity check
test after review.
Materials -11
Material -12
C
N
4
C
N
3
RSW
CHG
C
N
1
C
N
2
C
N
5
TS1**2*
119-154V DC
20.4-26.4V DC
0123456789 *
INPUT
SER.No.
M TION
MODEL
C
N
6
POW
ALM4
ALM2
ALM1
SON
Materials
[Dimension]
Model Number: TS1*02*, TS1AA2*
Servo Amplifier
UUNIT[mm]
Material -13
C
N
4
C
N
3
RSW
CHG
C
N
1
C
N
2
C
N
5
C
N
6
TS1*03*
119-154V DC
20.4-26.4V DC
0123456789 *
INPUT
SER.No.
M TION
MODEL
POW
ALM4
ALM2
ALM1
SON
Materials
[Dimension]
Model Number: TS1A03*
UNIT[mm]
Materials
Power Unit
Model Number: TS1PA*
CHARGE
[Dimension]
UNIT[mm]
Material -14
Materials
Servo Motor
Model Number: T4*
[Dimension]
100050
T402-011EXX, T404-012EXX, T406-012EXX
SECTION A-A
Model number
(L1)
83
39.5
T404-012EXX
96
52.5
T406-012EXX
109
65.5
T402-011EXX
UNIT[mm]
Model Number: T4**T
T402T-011, T404T-012, T406T-012
100050
100050
(35)
(41)
Model number
(L1)
T402T-011
87.5
42
T404T-012
98
52
T406T-012
111
65
UNIT[mm]
Material -15
Materials
[Dimension]
Model Number: T5*
100050
T506-012EXX, T511-012EXX
100050
T506B-012EXX, T511B-012EXX
SECTION A-A
Model number
T506-012EXX
T506B-012EXX
T511-012EXX
T511B-012EXX
(L1)
110.5
58
147
130.5
78
167
UNIT[mm]
Model Number: T5**T
T506T-012, T511T-012
L
(L1)
T506BT-012, T511BT-012
Model number
T506T-012
L
124.5
T506BT-012
T511T-012
161
144.5
T511BT-012
181
(L1)
58
78
UNIT[mm]
Material -16
Materials
Model Number: T7*
100050
[Dimension]
100050
M5 Depth 8
Model number
T720-012EXX
134.5
T720B-012EXX
172.5
T730-012EXX
158.5
T730B-012EXX
196.5
(L1)
74.5
98.5
UNIT[mm]
Model Number: T7**T
Model number
T720T-012
148.5
T720BT-012
186.5
T730T-012
172.5
T730BT-012
210.5
(L1)
74.5
98.5
UNIT[mm]
Material -17
Materials
Model Number: T8*
100050
[Dimension]
100050
M6 Depth 10
Model number
T840-012EXX
166
T840B-012EXX
207
T850-012EXX
181
T850B-012EXX
222
(L1)
104
119
UNIT[mm]
Model Number: T8**T
M6 Depth 10
Model number
T840T-012
L
183
T840BT-012
219.5
T850T-012
197.5
T850BT-012
234.5
(L1)
104
119
UNIT[mm]
Material -18
Materials
[Motor characteristics]
Standard Combination Specification

Servo Motor model (standard model)
Servo Amplifier model
*Rated output
*Rated speed
*Maximum speed
*Rated torque
*Continuous stall torque
*Peak torque
*Rated armature voltage
*Rated current
*Continuous stall current
*Peak current
Torque constant
Induced voltage constant
Armature resistance
*Rated power rate
Electrical time constant
Mechanical time constant
Applicable load inertia
Standard encoder for detector
Rotor inertia
Motor weight
*Brake holding torque
Brake exciting voltage
Brake exciting current
Brake inertia
Brake weight
Motor operation temperature and
humidity
PR
NR
Nmax
TR
TS
TP
ER
IR
IS
IP
KT
KE
Ra
te
tm
JL
JM
TB
VB
IB
JB
-
W
1
min
1
min
Nm
Nm
Nm
V
A
A
A
Nm/A
V/min
kWs
ms
ms
2
2
kgm (GD /4)
P/R
2
2
kgm (GD /4)
kg
Nm
V
A
2
2
kgm (GD /4)
kg
T402-011EL8
TS1B02
23
T404-012EL8
40
T406-012EL8
TS1A02
60
T506-012EL8
0.156
60
3000
3000
0.061
0.080
0.137
0.070
0.120
0.175
0.192
0.206
0.319
0.441
0.441
20
1.9
1.9
4.9
72
1.0
0.9
2.1
70
1.4
1.4
2.9
75
1.2
1.3
2.8
0.047
0.174
0.177
0.183
4.910-3
18.210-3
18.510-3
19.110-3
3.2
18.6
11.8
12.1
1.2
2.1
3.2
1.7
0.35
7.1
0.35
4.8
0.37
4.1
0.47
7.4
0.1610-4
0.2710-4
0.3410-4
0.6810-4
1000 (Line driver)

0.05510-4
0.09210-4
0.11610-4
0.55
0.65
0.75
Temperature: 040
0.22810-4
0.9
0.29
90
0.06
0.0110-4
0.26
Humidity: Maximum 90% (no condensation)
Note 1) The mark * denotes values at the maximum temperature rises in the combination with the standard amplifier.
Note 2) The item without a mark is a typical value when the winding temperature is at 25.
Servo Motor model (standard model)

Servo Amplifier model
*Rated output
*Rated speed
*Maximum speed
*Rated torque
*Continuous stall torque
*Peak torque
*Rated armature voltage
*Rated current
*Continuous stall current
*Peak current
Torque constant
Induced voltage constant
Armature resistance
*Rated power rate
Electrical time constant
Mechanical time constant
Applicable load inertia
Standard encoder for detector
Rotor inertia
Motor weight
*Brake holding torque
Brake exciting voltage
Brake exciting current
Brake inertia
Brake weight
Motor operation temperature and
humidity
PR
NR
Nmax
TR
TS
TP
ER
IR
IS
IP
KT
KE
Ra
te
tm
JL
JM
TB
VB
IB
JB
-
W
1
min
1
min
Nm
Nm
Nm
V
A
A
A
Nm/A
V/min
kWs
ms
ms
2
2
kgm (GD /4)
P/R
2
2
kgm (GD /4)
kg
Nm
V
A
2
2
kgm (GD /4)
kg
T511-012EL8
110
T720-012EL8
TS1AA2
200
3000
T730-012EL8
300
T840-012EL8
T850-012EL8
TS1A03
400
500
2500
3000
2500
0.270
0.605
1.00
1.66
0.358
0.658
1.05
1.70
1.76
1.90
0.784
1.47
2.45
3.72
4.21
75
2.0
2.2
4.5
80
3.4
3.7
7.7
75
5.2
5.5
10.9
85
5.8
6.0
13.7
80
7.6
7.6
17.6
0.21
0.23
0.273
0.31
0.287
21.810-3
24.210-3
28.610-3
32.910-3
3010-3
5.1
2.8
1.1
0.95
0.56
3.2
2.7
5.1
5.0
6.4
0.63
4.3
1.1
7.8
1.5
4.0
2.0
5.2
1.9
4.1
1.1310-4
4.4310-4
8.1210-4
1510-4
1810-4
6.00810-4
1000 (Line driver)

0.37810-4
1.47810-4
2.70810-4
5.00810-4
1.2
2.05
2.75
3.65
4.25
0.29
90
0.06
1.47
90
0.11
1.96
90
0.11
0.0110-4
0.0910-4
0.210-4
0.26
0.59
0.79
Temperature: 040
Humidity: Maximum 90% (no condensation)
Note 1) The mark * denotes values at the maximum temperature rises in the combination with the standard amplifier.
Note 2) The item without a mark is a typical value when the winding temperature is at 25.
Material -19
Materials
Velocity - Torque Characteristics
T406 (60W)
0.4
0.4
0.3
0.3
0.3
0.2
Instantaneous zone
0.2
1000
2000
3000
-1
0.1
Continuous zone
1000
2000
3000
T720 (200W)
Continuous zone
2.0
0.6
Torque(Nm)
Torque(Nm)
0.2
Instantaneous zone
0.4
0.2
2000
3000
-1
Continuous zone
3000
1000
T850 (500W)
Continuous zone
4.0
4.0
3.0
3.0
Instantaneous zone
2.0
1.0
2000
-1
Velocity(min )
3000
Torque(Nm)
Torque(Nm)
1.0
1.0
2000
-1
Velocity(min )
Material -20
3000
Instantaneous zone
2.0
Continuous zone
1000
3000
-1
T840 (400W)
Instantaneous zone
2000
Velocity(min )
2.0
1000
Instantaneous zone
-1
T730 (300W)
2000
1.0
Velocity(min )
0.5
1000
1.5
0.5
Continuous zone
Velocity(min )
3000
T511 (110W)
Instantaneous zone
2000
-1
0.8
1000
1000
Velocity(min )
0.4
1.5
-1
T506 (60W)
0.2
Velocity(min )
0.1
Instantaneous zone
Continuous zone
Velocity(min )
0.3
Instantaneous zone
0.1
Continuous zone
Torque(Nm)
0.4
0.1
Torque(Nm)
T404 (40W)
Torque(Nm)
Torque(Nm)
T402 (23W)
Torque(Nm)
Continuous zone
1000
2000
-1
Velocity(min )
3000
Materials
Over Load Characteristics
The servo amplifier has a built-in overload protection circuit to protect it from overload. So, the allowable
flowing time of armature current is limited with the circuit protection circuit. It becomes "Alarm code
41H(overload 1)" in the shaded portion area in the table below and the servo motor is stopped.
1000
Operating timesec
Operating timesec
1000
100
10
100
10
Output current ratioIP/IR
Output current ratioIP/IR
Overload characteristics
Overload characteristics
of the T506 and down.
of the T511 and up.
Material -21
Materials
[Option]
Input-output connector
Connector table of Servo Amplifier
Application
Model number
Contents
Remarks
AL-00608709
CN1 Plug and Shell kit
AL-00608710
CN2 Plug and Shell kit
AL-00608711
CN3 Shell and contact kit
AL-00608712
AL-00608713
CN1,CN2 plug and housing

CN3,CN4 Shell and contact
Single connector
Connector set
Refer to Chapter3, Wiring for Manufacturer

name and Manufacturer model No.
Connector table of Power Unit

Application
Single connector
Connector set
Model number
Contents
Remarks
AL-00632983
AL-00632984
AL-00632985
AL-00632986
CN1,CN2,CN3
Shell and contact
Refer to Chapter3, Wiring for Manufacturer

name and Manufacturer model No.
PC Interface Cable
Model number
Remarks
AL-00490833-01
Dedicated cable
Monitor box
Monitor box and dedicated cable
Model number
Remarks
Q-MON-1
Monitor box Dedicated cables (2 cables)
20
Two dedicated cables blow come with this monitor box.
CN-R
44
29
CN-L
LEFT
M1 M2 DM
RIGHT
GND
GND
65
Materials -22
DM M2 M1
Materials
[Option]
Dedicated cables
Model number
Remarks
AL-00496726-01
Dedicated cables (2 cables)
200050
Cable length
CN1
1B
2B
CN2
1A
2A
Terminal name
Function
1A
Analog monitor 1
1B
Analog monitor 2
2A
GND
2B
Digital monitor
Connector
Contact
Manufacturer mdel
number
LY10-DC4
LY10-C1-1-10000
Manufacturer
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd.
Lithium battery
Model number
Remarks
AL-00494635-01
ER3VLY
Mass0.02kg
Black
503
Connector
Contact
Battery
Manufacturer mdel
number
IL-2S-S3L-(N)
IL-C2-1-10000
ER3VLY
17MAX.
14.5
Red
(24.5)
Manufacturer
Toshiba Consumer Marketing Corporation
Materials -23
Materials
[Encoder clear]
Encoder clear / Alarm reset method

Encoder clear / alarm reset method vary according to the encoder you use. Any alarms will not be reset
under the procedure of the list below unless any alarm factors are removed by correction.
Asynchronous encoder
Alarm
code
Name
A2
Battery abnormal
A3
Encoder overheat
Alarm reset input
A9
Encoder failure
Power restoration
B3
Numerous rotation abnormal
Power restoration
B4
One rotation abnormal
Power restoration
B5
Over speed
Numerous rotation abnormal
B6
Memory abnormal
Encoder clear and alarm reset method

After Encoder clear input
Alarm reset input
After Encoder clear input Power restoration or Alarm

reset input
After Encoder clear input Power restoration or Alarm
reset input
Materials -24
Materials
[Electronic]
How to use electronic gear

This has a function that can set up the servo motor travel distance equivalent to position command pulse in
accordance with the device.
For example Set-up method when wiring-saving incremental encoder 1000 [P/R] is used.
Encoder pulse number equivalent of one rotation of servo motor is 1000 [P/R] 4 [times] 4000 P/R]
Feed of command input pulse necessary to revolve once or move one revolution is 4000 [P/R] then.
Frequency of command input pulse necessary to operate the servo motor at 3000min
by the equation below.
N
= Encoder pulse [P/R] 4 [times]
60
-1
under this condition can be sought
f = Frequency of input pulse

N = Revolution number to operate servo motor
-1
Frequency of the command input pulse necessary to operate the servo motor at 3000min under the
above condition is 200kHz.
If operation is possible under this condition, set-up value of electronic gear will be 1/1.
Set-up value of electronic
1/1
Command input pulse feed per servo motor rotation
4000 [P/R]
Frequency of command input pulse necessary to operate the servo motor

-1
at 3000min
200kHz
If it cannot be used under the above condition
For example
You want to make command input pulse feed per servo motor revolution 500 [P/R]
Encoder pulse number equivalent of servo motor revolution is 1000 [P/R] 4 [times]4000 [P/R].
Command input pulse feed necessary to revolve servo motor once or move one revolution at this time is 4000 [P/R].
However, command input pulse feed must be 500[P/R].
4000
= times are necessary.

500
If set-up value of electronic gear is made to be 8 / 1, command input pulse feed will be 500 [P/R] 8 / 1 4000 [P/R]
Set-up value of electronic gear
8/1
Command input pulse feed per servo motor rotation
500 [P/R]
Frequency of command input pulse necessary to operate the servo motor

-1
at 3000min
200kHz/(8/1)
Materials -25
25kHz
Release
Revision A
Revision C
Oct.2006
Oct.2009
Precautions For Adoption
Cautions
The possibility of moderate or minor injury
and the occurrence of physical damage are assumed
when the precautions at right column are not observed.
Depending on the situation,
this may cause serious consequences.
Be sure to follow all listed precautions.
Cautions
Be sure to read the instruction manual before using this product.
Take sufcient safety measures and contact us before applying this
product to medical equipment that may involve human lives.
Contact us before adapting this product for use with equipment that
could cause serious social or public effects.
The use of this product in high motion environments where vibration
is present, such as in vehicles or shipping vessels, is prohibited.
Do not convert or modify any equipment components.
* Please contact our Business Division for questions and consultations regarding the above.
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Analog / Pulse Input Type

[Make sure to follow.]

Denotes immediate hazards that will probably cause

Denotes hazards that could cause bodily injury

Indicates actions that must not be allowed to occur prohibited actions.

Indicates actions that must be carried out (mandatory actions).

Do not use this device in explosive

Electric shock could otherwise

Injury or fire could otherwise result.

Only technically qualified personnel

Do not perform any wiring, maintenance or

Electric shock, injury or fire could

Electric shock could otherwise result.

Do not damage the cable, do not apply

The protective ground terminal ( )

Electric shock could otherwise result.

[Make sure to follow.]

Do not touch the rotating part of the motor

Wiring should be done based on the

Bodily injury could otherwise result.

Electric shock or fire could otherwise

Electric shock could otherwise result.

Injury or fire could otherwise result.

Burn could otherwise result.

[Make sure to follow.]

Damage to the device could

Damage to the device could

Wiring connections must be secure.

Motor interruption or bodily injury

Bodily injury could otherwise result..

Consult the User Manual regarding the

Make sure the mounting orientation is correct.

Damage to the device could

Fire or damage to the device could

[Make sure to follow.]

There is no safeguard on the motor. Use an

Burn could otherwise result.

Injury or fire could otherwise result.

Bodily injury could otherwise result.

It is recommended to replace the electrolytic

Avoid getting close to the device, as a

Damage to the device could

Bodily injury could otherwise result.

Be careful during maintenance and inspection,

Burn could otherwise result.

[Make sure to follow.]

Damage to the device could

If the Amplifier, Power Unit or the motor is no

Do not hold the device by the cables or the

Damage to the device or bodily injury

Do not store the device where it could be

Damage to the device could

Damage to the device could

Do not remove the nameplate cover attached

Do not overhaul the device.

[Make sure to follow.]

Please contact our office if the Amplifier and