Deltadrive Dac 50X PDF
Deltadrive Dac 50X PDF
Deltadrive Dac 50X PDF
CUSTOMER HANDBOOK
Contents
5. Software installation............................................................................................................... 25
6. Servicing.................................................................................................................................. 26
7. Trouble-shooting .................................................................................................................... 26
1. Security specifications
deltadrive is constructed in accordance with the latest security specifications and with a high
degree of protection against accidental contact.
Appropriate use of the deltadrive:
• deltadrive is to be used as a control device for synchronous and asynchronous machines.
The following security specifications and manipulation limitations are for the
personal safety of individuals and of equipment and are to be strictly observed.
• The user is therefore responsible for proper installation and connections of motor,
deltadrive and additional equipment in accordance with the recognized technical
regulations and guidelines applicable in the country and region of its destination and use.
• Thus it is important to be aware of (and employ) correct cable dimensions, shielding,
grounding, switch-offs, separation and over-current protection.
• All local specifications and regulations must be observed without fail.
• Any operation on the device can only be undertaken by experts trained for this purpose.
• Any operation on the device can only be performed using appropriate tools.
• Any operation on the deltadrive is to be undertaken only in a voltageless condition, i.e.,
neither the power source nor any potential auxiliary supply nor the rating voltage of another
connected device can be switched on. Take care to have a secure isolation braker. For
additional security employ the appropriate warning signs, physical barriers, etc.
• As a result of the device-internal electrical charge, high voltage can exist for a lengthy
period even after the main's voltage has been switched off. Before electrical contact is
made, take care to insure that the voltage between the power clamps A+ and D- is less
than 40V. Failure to follow this advice can lead to serious injury or even death.
• No additional cards, ICs, plugs, etc. can be inserted or removed under voltage.
• Changes may not be made to the deltadrive without the permission of the manufacturer.
If these security specifications and operation limits are not strictly observed, the
risk of danger exists via:
• Accident - from uncontrolled movement of parts, motors or machines.
• Destruction of the device or parts thereof.
• Destruction of additional components such as motor, machine, etc.
• Electrical shock to the human body.
2. General information
Declaration of EU conformity:
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3. Device description
Inputs
Analog-inputs, res 10bit (Option 14bit) V ± 10
Common mode voltage - max. V ± 25
Input resistance kΩ 70
Digital-inputs V 0 .. 24 (Switch threshold 10V)
Common mode voltage - max. V ± 25
Auxiliary voltage supply VH (UN = 0V) V 24
Power consumption PH W 8 8 8 12 12
Outputs
Analog-outputs, resolution 8bit V ± 10
Output current - max. mA 50
Digital outputs V 0 .. 24
Output current - max. mA <200
Digital power outputs (external supply) V <60
Output current - max. A 2
In accordance with EN 60204 Part1, or VDE 0113 we recommend the following conductor
cross sections:
DAC 03 .. 08 DAC 016 DAC 030
mains connection 1.5 mm2 2.5 mm2 4.0 mm2
(plug X2) (e.g. ACO powerflex (e.g. ACO powerflex (e.g. cabloflex
CY 4x1.5mm2) CY 4x2.5mm2) C 4x4.0mm2)
protective ground >10mm2
(sec. 4.5.10) (leakage converter current
>3.5mA VDE 160 par.6.5.1.2)
motor connection same cable as mains connection
(plug X1)
external 1.5 mm2 2.5 mm2
braking resistance (e.g. ACO colorflex LI sw) (e.g. ACO colorflex LI sw)
encoder connection paired, shielded
(plug X6) (e.g. ACO colorflex CY-UL 4x2x0.14mm2 or 7x2x0.14mm2)
analog set value 0.5 mm2
(plug X5, X7) (e.g. ACO powerflex CY 3x0.5mm2)
control signal 0.25mm2
(plug X5, X7) (e.g. ACO colorflex 0.25mm2)
network connection 4 poled standard modular cable
RS 485 with EMC ferrite core
(plug X3, X4)
PC-connection null-modem link cable RS232 (FB100/101/102)
RS 232 or RS 422 or RS 422 - RS 232 adapter (FBK100)
(plug X10)
3.1.3 Fusing
Mains connection: as per table 3.1, page 8. The use of 30mA fl-circuit breakers is not
possible due to the leakage current (up to100mA) of the converter.
Motor connection: electronically fused, shortcircuit and ground-proof
Braking resistance: electronically fused
Control inputs: not fused
Control outputs: not fused
deltadrive contains a self-diagnosis and monitoring system that reacts to numerous errors that
can occur during operation. Most errors are displayed on the front of the deltadrive on the
LED display.
diagram 1
LED display condition (LED on) LED display error (LED blinking)
controller ready, LED 6 on computer initialising
speed = 0, LED 2 on LED 1 blinking
application error
LED 0,1,4 blinking
3.2 Dimensions
>=100mm
A D
H B
DAC 03/05 DAC 08
E
deltadrive deltadrive
δ δ
F C
M3
M4
K G L >=300mm
K >=100mm
deltadrive
DAC 016 δ
DAC 030 Dimensions in mm
M3
M4
diagram 2
Signal - LEDs
ready for operation X11 FB100 D-SUB 44f
Display of status and
• additional encoder X11 FBK100 D-SUB 44f
error.
• 4 digital inputs • additional encoder
• 8 power outputs • parallel port
• Multiturn absolute encoder • daisy chain download
X5 plug 14 pol.
for connection to the
X10 D-SUB 9m
signal cable
• RS 232-interface
(not activ at fast network)
X3, X4 plug modular X10 RJ 45
for RS 485 interface • RS 422-interface
X7 D-SUB 44f
• 8 digital inputs
• 8 digital outputs
X2 plug 10 pol. • 4 analog inputs
for power connections • 2 analog outputs
• auxillary (external) supply
• 3 „high speed“ inputs see diagram 3
X1 plug 4 pol.
for motor connection X6 D-SUB 15f
• encoder connection
see diagram 3
diagram 3 diagram 4
DAC 016/FB100
see diagram 3
see diagram 3
screw clamps
for power connections
and motor connection
see diagram 3
see diagram 3
diagram 5
Wiring guidelines
The following tips should help you avoid wiring problems. They are intended as guidelines.
Shielding and interference suppression:
Control signal cables should be shielded and normally should be grounded at both ends.
Twisted-pair cables within the outer shielding should also be shielded individually if their length
is more than 5 meters.
Power cables should be shielded and the shielding grounded at both ends. Never use cables
of too narrow a gauge because the skin effect puts uneven loads on small-diameter wires
cable.
To comply with EMC regulations (EU directive 89/392/EEC) we recommend ferrite cores on all
cables.
To avoid interference the cables should be laid in two groups (power, controls). These groups
should be separated or laid in different channels. Keep the cables as short as possible (cable
length > 20m ask the manufacturer).
The two groups:
• Power system (motor cable, mains cable, DC bus, etc.)
• Control system (encoder, control signal, control supply, etc.)
If devices incorporating power stage electronics are installed in or near switching/control units
or attached to the same mains, precautions should be taken to avoid interference in the
switches.
• Inductive coils, switching devices and relay combinations should be operated with RC
circuits or diodes.
• Sources of interference (power circuits, protective control circuits, etc.) are to be separated
and installed well away from the control circuits.
• In general we recommend the use of an auto transformer to adjust the voltage from
3x400VAC to 3x230VAC for the deltadrive power supply.
• We recommend noise suppression filters for critical applications.
diagram 6
diagram 7
diagram 8
1 AD+
Analog prgramm’d
2 AD- speed value
3 GND
4 Drive on
5 Enable
Control inputs
6 Raphalt
7 GND
14 poled plug connector - Grey multipoint
8 Operate
Control outputs connector with cage tension drawspring
9 Ready
connection type WAGO 231-114/0026-000
10 +24V Supply outputs
11 P1 Computer
12 SGND auxilliary power
13 + Station number or
14 - PTC thermistor
diagram 9
deltadrive Encoder
D-Sub 15f with UVW/TAM
Signal Pin No. Color
A+ 1 blue/black
1 A+ 6 U+ 11 A- A- 11 blue
2 NP+ 7 U- 12 NP- B+ 3 green
3 B+ 8 V+ 13 B- B- 13 green/black
4 GND 9 V- 14 +5V NP+ 2 yellow
5 GND 10 W+ 15 W-
NP- 12 yellow/black
+5V 14 red
GND 4 black
5
U+ 6 brown
U- 7 brown/black
V+ 8 grey
diagram 10
V- 9 grey/black
W+ 10 white
15 poled female plug D-SUB on the W- 15 white/black
deltadrive, pin contact (male) on the
cable.
5 GND
9 RI
4 DTR 9 poled male plug D-SUB on the
8 CTS
3 TXD deltadrive
7 RTS
2 RXD female on the link-cable
6 DSR
1 DCD
diagram 13
8 DRVRED-
7 DRVRED+
6 DRVACK- 8 poled RJ-45 plug on the deltadrive
5 DRVACK+
4 RXD-
3 RXD+
2 TXD-
1 TXD+
diagram 15
cable to
motor
diagram 16
4.2.12 Ground connection
deltadrive
The lead wire cross section of the
protective conductor to the cabinet must
be at least 10mm2 CU.
It is best to connect the protective
conductor close to the deltadrive.
Mounting tracks
Ground
diagram 17
The interface module simplifies the wiring of the signal connections on the X7 and X11 plugs It
is snapped into place on the DIN mounting tracks in the switchbox. The interface connection
cable for the deltadrive can also be supplied.
Dirrerential, analog
inputs Connection for X7
deltadrive plug
Grounding and
shielding connection Clamps for digital
outputs' external
power supply
Analog outputs
diagram 18
diagram 19
JP203
JP204
JP206
JP202
X7
JP205
JP101 3
3 2 1 JP209 2 JP302/303
1
Optional FB100 card Optional FBK100 card
X10
X10
JP403 JP101
JP308
X11 1 X11
2 CPU2 JP402
3
JP405 JP301 JP401
JP401JP402 JP404 1 2 3 JP100
DIP
diagram 20
Power board
viewed from above
Connected:
3 4
JP701 JP801 1 2
JP702
Power board
diagram 21
Front panel
diagram 22
5. Software installation
A servocontroller delivered with the standard features is only equipped with the basic software.
The software for the customer's specific facility therefore has to be loaded after the controller is
installed on-site. This requires an PC compatible computer with an RS232 interface and an
installed deltadrive IDE (Integrated Development Environment). In addition an RS232/422
interface converter is necessary with a connector cable for the deltadrive.
diagram 23
6. Servicing
Assuming a dust / free installation, no particular servicing is required for the deltadrive.
Nevertheless, and to ensure the product’s safe performance at all times, we recommend
periodic servicing of your deltadrive.
The examples below should be taken as recommendations. You should determine and
undertake the necessary periodic service work on the basis of the application and location.
The main switch or the system fuses should be switched off before any servicing.
• We recommend periodic opening of the air slits in the controller housing depending on the
degree of cleanliness (or dirt) in the area of the deltadrive.
• The control cabinet should be checked occasionally for the recommended operating
temperature.
• Check connections periodically.
• Check the motor and deltadrive for any unusual noises.
7. Trouble-shooting
TYPE
SAC / BAC
fra m e s iz e
70
90
118
145
195
c o re le n g th
K
S
M
L
s p e e d [m in -1 ]
1200 - 12
2000 - 20
3000 - 30
4500 - 45
6000 - 60
o p e ra tin g v o lts
300 V - 3
500 V - 5
c la m p b o x
fo r p o w e r
c o n n e c tio n
o p tio n s
/../..
9.2 Options
BR standard brake
BS brake with increased braking torque
provision for:
EA adaptor for ROD 426 encoder
EB encoder type 35, 2048 Imp./min-1
EC adaptor for ROD 426 encoder with cover
EY-2048 Encoder with rotor position detection; resolution 2048ppr
FT special flange finish in accordance to din 42955 class R
IP enclosure ip 67
NK shaft without key
PA special paint finish to ral
SE special shaft extension
SS oil seal at drive end
TH thermistors (without monitoring unit)
VS balance to class s to din/iso 2373
diagram 24
diagram 25