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Innovation Servo Drive
Innovation Servo Drive
Inovance Technology designs and manufactures the IS580 Series of servo drives for the industrial
automation market and is committed to a policy of continuous product development and improvement.
The product is supplied with the latest version software and the contents of this guide are correct at the time
of printing. If there is any doubt with regards to the software version or the guide contents, please contact
Inovance Technology or the Authorised Distributor.
Inovance Technology accepts no liability for any consequences resulting from negligent or incorrect
installation or parameter adjustment of the servo drive, including mismatching of the servo drive with the
motor.
The servo drive is intended as an industrial automation component for professional incorporation into a
complete machine or process system. It is the responsibility of the user or machine builder or installation
contractor or electrical designer/engineer to take all necessary precautions to ensure that the system
complies with current standards, and to provide any devices (including safety components), required to
ensure the overall safety of the equipment and personnel. The servo drive, under no circumstances, be
considered as a safety device. If in doubt, please contact Inovance Technology or the Authorised Distributor.
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and experience should be allowed to work on the servo drive as high voltages (including DC voltage) exists
within the servo drive, even after power OFF. Strict adherence to this instruction is required to ensure a high
level of safety. If in doubt, please consult with Inovance Technology or the Authorised Distributor.
Contents
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Chapter 8 Peripherals and Options .............................................................................................. 100
8.1 MCCB, Fuse and Contactor ................................................................................................ 103
8.2 Braking Unit and Braking Resistor ...................................................................................... 104
8.3 External Operating Panel .................................................................................................... 107
8.4 Extension Cards .................................................................................................................. 108
8.5 Through-hole Mounting Bracket ......................................................................................... 119
Chapter 9 ISMG Servo Motors ..................................................................................................... 122
9.1 Designation Rules ............................................................................................................... 122
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9.3 Physical Appearance and Mounting Dimensions ................................................................ 125
9.4 Wiring of ISMG Servo Motor ...............................................................................................127
9.5 Cleaning the Fan of Servo Motor ........................................................................................ 130
Appendix A Standards Compliance ............................................................................................. 132
A.1 CE ....................................................................................................................................... 132
$&HUWL¿FDWLRQV ....................................................................................................................... 153
Appendix B Leakage Current Suppression Solution and Leakage Protector Selection ............... 155
Appendix C Multi-pump Control of Injection Molding Machine ..................................................... 160
C.1 Parallel Pump Control ........................................................................................................ 160
C.2 Multi-pump Control Mode ................................................................................................... 162
C.3 Parameter Setting on Master Drive .................................................................................... 165
C.4 Parameter Setting on Slave Drive ...................................................................................... 166
C.5 Applications of Multi-pump Convergent and Distributed Flow Control................................ 167
C.6 Fault Description................................................................................................................. 172
Appendix D Parameter Table....................................................................................................... 173
D.1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 173
D.2 Standard Parameters ......................................................................................................... 174
Version Change Record ................................................................................................................ 197
Safety Information and Precautions
WARNING
CAUTION
A Caution contains information, which is necessary for avoiding a risk of damage to the product or
other machine.
Note
Electrical Safety
Extreme care must be taken at all times when working with the servo drive or within the area of the servo
drive. The voltages used in the servo drive can cause severe electrical shock or burns and is potentially
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Machine/system design, installation, commissioning startups and maintenance must be carried out by
personnel who have the necessary training and experience. They must read this safety information and the
contents of this guide. If incorrectly installed, the servo drive may present a safety hazard.
The servo drive uses high voltages and currents (including DC), carries a high level of stored electrical
energy in the DC bus capacitors even after power OFF. These high voltages are potentially lethal.
The servo drive is NOT intended to be used for safety related applications/functions. The electronic “STOP
& START” control circuits within the servo drive must not be relied upon for the safety of personnel. Such
control circuits do not isolate mains power voltages from the output of the servo drive. The mains power
supply must be disconnected by a electrical safety isolation device before accessing the internal parts of the
servo drive.
Safety risk assessments of the machine or process system which uses an servo drive must be undertaken
by the user and or by their systems integrator/designer. In particular the safety assessment/design must
take into consideration the consequences of the servo drive failing or tripping out during normal operation
and whether this leads to a safe stop position without damaging machine, adjacent equipment and machine
operators/users. This responsibility lies with the user or their machine/process system integrator.
The system integrator/designer must ensure the complete system is safe and designed according to the
relevant safety standards. Inovance Technology and Authorized Distributors can provide recommendations
related to the servo drive to ensure long term safe operation.
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Safety Information and Precautions
Matters related to transport, storage, installation, IP rating, working environment and servo drive tolerance
limits (temperature, ambient, voltage, pollution, vibration etc) can be found within this guide. The guidelines
and recommendations should be followed in order to gain long term trouble free operation as the lifetime of
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the servo drive is dependent on the working environment and correct handling of the product in the initial
installation stage.
Electrical shock risk is always present within an servo drive including the output cable leading to the motor
terminals. Where dynamic brake resistors are fitted external to the servo drive, care must be taken with
regards to live contact with the brake resistors, terminals which are at high DC voltage and potentially lethal.
Cables from the servo drive to the dynamic brake resistors should be double insulated as DC voltages are
typically 600 to 700 VDC.
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disconnected via the isolation switch before any cover of the servo drive can be removed or before any
servicing work is undertaken
Stored charge in the DC bus capacitors of the PWM inverter is potentially lethal after the AC supply has
been disconnected. The AC supply must be isolated at least 10 minutes before any work can be undertaken
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capacitors.
Whenever possible, it is good practice to check the DC bus voltage with a VDC meter before accessing
the inverter bridge. Where the servo drive input is connected to the mains supply with a plug and socket,
then upon disconnecting the plug and socket, be aware that the plug pins may be exposed and internally
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allow stored charge in the DC bus capacitors to be dissipated by the bleed resistors before commencing
work on the servo drive.
When using an earth leakage circuit breaker, use a residual current operated protective device (RCD) of
type B (breaker which can detect both AC and DC). Leakage current can cause unprotected components to
operate incorrectly. If this is a problem, lower the carrier frequency, replace the components in question with
parts protected against harmonic current, or increase the sensitivity amperage of the leakage breaker to at
least 200 mA per drive.
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Safety Information and Precautions
The installer of the servo drive is responsible for complying with all relevant regulations for wiring, circuit
fuse protection, earthing, accident prevention and electromagnetic (EMC regulations). In particular fault
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(also for good EMC practice). Within the European Union, all machinery in which this product is used must
comply with the following directives;
The servo drive when it leaves the factory with default settings should enable the user to get started quickly
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performance can be undertaken.
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parameter settings if manipulated incorrectly can have adverse reactions and care should be taken especially
during the commissioning startup stages to prevent personnel from engaging the machine.
This guide provides a complete list of the parameters with functional description and care should always be
taken whenever parameters are adjusted during a live running startup. Inovance Technology and Authorized
Distributors can provide product training and if in doubt seek advice.
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1. Product Information
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1.2 Internal View of IS580 .......................................................................................9
1.3 Ratings ......................................................... .................................................. 11
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1. Product Information
Safety Information
Ɣ Do not lift/carry the drive by carrying the front cover. Failure to comply may result in
CAUTION personal injury.
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Ɣ Follow proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures when operating the drive.
Failure to comply will risk damaging the internal circuit of the drive.
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Nameplate
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Mark 20 30 35 Ă 300 Ă
Rated output current(A) 25 32 37 Ă 304 Ă
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1. Product Information
Fan cover
Live indicator Cooling fan
Never remove, install or wire the
drive when the indicator is lighting.
For replacement, see section 10.3. 1
Barcode
View the serial number
and model of the drive here.
Warning label
Read the user guide of the servo drive carefully before installation or operation.
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Do not remove the front cover while the power is on or within10 minutes
after the power is turned off.
10min Wait for a period of 10 minutes after the servo drive is powered off before
starting any repair, maintenance or wiring work .
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1. Product Information
Figure 1-3 Internal view of IS580T080-R1 to IS580T300-R1 and IS580-2T080-R1 to IS580-2T300-R1 (sheet metal
housing)
Cooling fan
For replacement, see section 10.3.
Barcode
View the serial number and model of the drive here.
Fixing pin of
extension PG card
See section 8.4.3.
Protective cover of
main circuit terminals
Nameplate
Main circuit terminals
Refer to Figure 1.1.
See section 3.2.1.
Warning label
Read the user guide of the servo drive carefully before installation or operation.
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Do not remove the front cover while the power is on or within10
minutes after the power is turned off.
10min Wait for a period of 10 minutes after the servo drive is powered off
before starting any repair, maintenance or wiring work .
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1. Product Information
1.3 Ratings
Table 1-1 IS580 ratings
Carrier frequency 1 to 8
range, [kHz]
Overload capacity 150% for 60 sec & 180% for 2 sec
Max. output Three-phase 380 to 480 VAC (proportional to input voltage)
voltage
Max. output 300 Hz
frequency
Rated input Three-phase 380 to 480v, -15% to +10%
voltage
Drive Input
Rated input 36.3 45.1 49.5 59 57 69 89 106 139 164 196 240 287
current, [A]
Rated input 50/60 Hz, ±5%
frequency
Power capacity, [kVA] 30 39 45 54 52 63 81 97 127 150 179 220 263
Recommended 0.8 1 1.3 1.5 2.5 3.7 4.5 5.5 7.5 9 5.5 x 2 6.5 x 2 16
Resistor
Braking
power, [kW]
Min. Resistance, 43 32 25 22 16 16 16 16 12 8 12 x 2 8x2 2.5
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Carrier frequency 1 to 8
range, [kHz]
Overload capacity 150% for 60 sec & 180% for 2 sec
Max. output Three-phase 220 VAC (proportional to input voltage)
voltage
Max. output 300 Hz
frequency
Rated input Three-phase 220 V
voltage
Drive Input
power, [kW]
Min. Resistance, 22 16 11 8 8 8 6 6 4 4 6x2
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Item Description
Standard Input frequency resolution Digital setting: 0.01 Hz
functions
Analog setting: Max. frequency x 0.025%
Control mode Sensorless vector control (SVC)
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Feedback vector control (FVC)
Voltage/Frequency (V/F) control
Startup torque Ɣ 0.25 Hz/150% (SVC)
Ɣ 0 Hz/180% (FVC)
Speed range Ɣ 1:200 (SVC)
Ɣ 1:1000 (FVC)
Speed stability accuracy Ɣ ±0.5% (SVC)
Ɣ ±0.02% (FVC)
Torque control accuracy Ɣ ±5% for 10 Hz above (SVC)
Ɣ ±3% (FVC)
Torque boost Customized boost 0.1 % to 30.0 %
V/F curve Straight-line V/F curve
Ramp mode Ɣ Straight-line ramp
Ɣ S-curve ramp
Four separate acceleration/deceleration time settings in
the range of 0s to 6500s.
DC injection braking DC injection braking frequency: 0 Hz to max. frequency
DC injection braking active time: 0.0s to 36.0s.
Current level of DC injection braking: 0.0% to 100.0%.
Jog running Frequency range of jog running: 0.00 to 50.00 Hz
Acceleration/Deceleration time of jog running:0.0s to
6500.0s
Onboard PID The system implements the proportional-integral-
derivative (PID) function in the closed-loop control.
Automatic voltage regulation The system maintains a constant output voltage
(AVR) automatically when the grid voltage changes through
the permissible range.
Voltage limit and Current limit The system limits the output current and voltage
control automatically during operation to prevent frequent or
excessive trips.
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Item Description
Individualized Overcurrent fast prevention The function helps to avoid frequent overcurrent
functions faults.
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Ɣ Modbus-RTU
Ɣ CANlink
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Motor overheat protection Option: The optional input/output (I/O) extension
card allows AI3 to receive a signal from the motor
temperature sensor input (PT100, PT1000) to
implement motor overheat protection.
Multiple encoder types The drive supports a range of different encoder
types:
Ɣ Differential encoder
Ɣ Resolver
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software some operating parameters, and provides a virtual
oscilloscope display that shows system status.
RUN Command source Allows different methods of switching between
command sources:
Ɣ Operating panel (keypad & display)
Ɣ Terminal I/O control
Ɣ Serial communication
Frequency reference setting Supports up to 10 frequency reference setting
channel channels and allows different methods of switching
between frequency reference setting channels:
Ɣ Digital setting
Ɣ Analog voltage reference
Ɣ Analog current reference
Ɣ Pulse reference
Ɣ Communication reference
Input terminals Standard:
Ɣ Five digital input (DI) terminals.
Ɣ Three analog input (AI) terminals, two of which
support only 0 to10 V input, and the other
supports 0 to 10 V and 4 to 20 mA current input.
Output terminals Standard
Ɣ Single digital output (DO) terminal
Ɣ Two relay output terminal
Ɣ Two analog output (AO) terminals that support
either a current output in the range 0 to 20 mA or
a voltage output in the range 0 to 10 V.
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Item Description
Display and LED display The 6-character LED display shows parameter values.
operating panel
Key locking and function Ɣ Keys on the control panel can be locked or
selection partially locked electronically to prevent accidental
operation.
Ɣ The range of some functions can be limited to a
permitted range to prevent incorrect settings.
Protections Phase loss protection Ɣ Input phase loss protection 1
Ɣ Output phase loss protection
Instantaneous overcurrent Stop when 250% of rated output current is exceeded
protection
Overvoltage protection Stop when the main circuit DC voltage is above 820 V
Undervoltage protection Stop when the main circuit DC voltage is below 350 V
Overheat protection Protection triggered when the inverter bridge gets
overheated.
Overload protection Stop after running at 150% of rated current for 60
seconds
Overcurrent protection Stop when 2.5 times of rated current of the servo drive
is exceeded.
Braking protection Ɣ Braking unit overload protection
Ɣ Braking resistor short-circuit protection
Short-circuit protection Ɣ Output inter-phase short-circuit protection
Ɣ Output short-circuit to ground protection
Environment Installation location Install the servo drive where it is indoors and protected
from direct sunlight, dust, corrosive or combustible
gases, oil smoke, vapour, ingress from water or any
other liquid, and salt.
Altitude Below 1000 m
Highest altitude: 3000 m
If the altitude exceeds 1000 m, de-rate the drive 1% per
100 meters.
Ambient temperature –10°C to +40°C
If the ambient temperature is not in this range, rated
output current must be de-rated for 1.5% per 1°C
temperature rise. Permissible maximum temperature
is 50°C.
Humidity Less than 95% RH non-condensing.
Vibration Less than 5.9 m/s² (0.6 g).
Storage temperature –20°C to +60°C
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1. Product Information
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2. Mechanical Installation
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2. Mechanical Installation
Ƶ Mounting Orientation
Always mount the servo drive in an upright position.
Ƶ Mounting Clearance
The mechanical clearance varies with the power ratings of the servo drive.
Figure 2-1 Correct mounting clearance
45 to 160 kW A 50 mm B 300 mm C 40 mm
B
Upright
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2. Mechanical Installation
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several servo drives within a cabinet, it is necessary to line up the tops of the drives and allow
cooling air clearance "A" as shown in Figure 2-2.
Figure 2-2 Clearance for multi-drive installation
Where an servo drive is required to be mounted directly above another servo drive, it is
recommended to install an Air Guide Plate to divert exhaust cooling air of the bottom unit away
from the top unit.
Figure 2-3 Installation of an air guide plate
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2. Mechanical Installation
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metal housing)
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2. Mechanical Installation
Ƶ Installation Method
The drive units enclosed in a sheet-metal housing (45 kW and above) have weights of 35 kg or
more. These units have eye bolts that allow a mechanical hoist to support the weight of the unit
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these eye bolts to support the drive during installation.
It is very important that you identify correct mounting hole locations and diameters
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before you start to drill the mounting holes.
Check that there are no items of equipment, cables or pipes behind mounting
CAUTION
surface that might be damaged when you drill mounting holes.
2. Measure and mark the drilling centers for the four mounting holes according to the
dimensions for your model of the drive.
3. Carefully drill the four mounting holes at the correct diameter as shown in Table 2-1 for your
model of the drive.
4. If necessary, lift the drive to the installation location. Hold it in correct position until there are
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the four mounting holes in the housing, and tighten them to secure the housing to the
backplate.
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2. Mechanical Installation
Eye bolt
Mounting
holes
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2. Mechanical Installation
There are three stages in process of preparing a through hole mounting for the servo drive.
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Fit brackets in correct orientation, depending on whether you are pushing the housing
through the front or from the rear of the supporting surface.
For sheet metal housing, use the two supplied eye bolts to secure the bracket to the
top of the housing.
Through-hole mounting bracket installation for a plastic housing
Through-hole
mounting bracket
Through-hole
mounting bracket
Through-hole
mounting bracket
Ɣ Ensure all screws and bolts that secure the brackets to the housing are tight.
Ɣ Mark the backplate to identify the centers of the four mounting holes.
Ɣ Mark an outline for the cut-out by using the dimensions H and W. Ensure the cut-out
is centred with respect to the mounting holes.
2
Ɣ Carefully drill the four mounting holes.
Ɣ Carefully cut a rectangular cut-out hole in the supporting surface according to the
markings you made in step 6.
Insert the servo drive from the correct side of the mounting surface, depending on
whether you are using a front-mounting or a rear-mounting arrangement.
Ɣ Insert securing screws/bolts in the brackets, and secure the servo drive to the
backplate.
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2. Mechanical Installation
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2. Mechanical Installation
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You must remove the front cover before performing electrical installation
Ɣ Ensure the drive power-off time exceeds 10 minutes before removing the cover.
WARNING
Ɣ Be careful when removing the front cover. A falling cover may cause damage to the
drive or personal injury.
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Removal
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on both sides of the cover to 2 Hold the lower part of the front cover.
release the cover .
3 Lift the front cover.
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1 Locate the cover top at its fixing position. 2 Align the front cover to the drive and
push it down in the arrow direction
until the side latches are in place.
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2. Mechanical Installation
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Removal
Loosen four screws from the front cover, and then remove the front cover.
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3. Electrical Installation
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Drives of IS580T170 or IS580-2T170, and ratings above
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Braking resistor
Drives below IS580T170 or IS580-2T170
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Braking unit
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3. Electrical Installation
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3.1 Typical System Connection
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C O M Pressure command˖0~10V A O 1 DI2
DI3
CN2
IS580 Internal power supply
DI4 Flow command˖0~10V A O 2 DI4 Speed sensor cable
DI5 +15V
GND COM CN1 AI3
GND Model name˖S58-L-P31-XXX
Pressure feedback˖0~10V/0~20mA A I 1 Pressure sensor
AI1 CN3
Flow feedback˖0~10V/0~20mA A I 2
AI2 T/A1
GND AI3 T/B1
GND Fault output(NC/NO) T/C1 External power supply
10V CN1 T/A2
Controller 15V Displacement switch of pump T/C2
GND 24Vdc
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AI3
GND
Pressure sensor
3. Electrical Installation
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BR (+) (-)
POWER MOTOR
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3. Electrical Installation
R S T BR (+) (-) U V W
POWER MOTOR
R S T BR (+) (-) U V W
POWER MOTOR
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3. Electrical Installation
Ɣ Data and models recommended in this section are for reference only.
Note
The user selected cable diameter must not be larger than the terminal
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Ɣ Selection of IEC cables is based on:
– Standards EN 60204-1 and IEC 60364-5-52
– PVC insulation
– 40°C ambient temperature and 70°C surface temperature
– Symmetrical cable with copper mesh shield
– A maximum of 9 cables are allowed in a cable tray.
Ɣ For North America, the recommended cables in the preceding table must
be copper wires rated 600 V, 75°C.
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3. Electrical Installation
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3. Electrical Installation
PE conductor
and shield Shield Shield
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PE Shield
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Ƶ Power Input
Ɣ There are no phase sequence requirements for three-phase cable connections.
Ɣ Specification and installation of all external power cables must comply with local
safety regulations and relevant IEC standards.
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the cabinet main grounding terminal.
Conductive surface
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3. Electrical Installation
Ƶ DC Bus Terminals
Ɣ DC bus terminals, labeled (+) and (-), are terminals that carry a residual
WARNING voltage for a period after the drive has been switched off.
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braking unit for use with an servo drive of 90 kW and above, DO NOT
reverse the poles (+) and (–).
Ɣ Use a cable not exceeding10 m to connect DC bus terminals to external
MDBUN braking unit. Use twisted pair wires or close pair wires for this
connection.
Ɣ Fire risk! Do not connect braking resistor directly to DC bus.
Ƶ Braking Resistor
Screen/shield
Cable support
bracket (option)
Use heatshrink tube or
insulation tape to terminate
the screen/shield.
Grounding clamp
for screen/shield
Main circuit cables
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3. Electrical Installation
The Cable Support Bracket is an optional accessory which provides mechanical support
for input, output and dynamic brake cables and which also provides grounding clamps for
the screen/shield of the cables. Installation of the bracket is shown below.
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must comply with local safety regulations and relevant IEC standards.
Ɣ If the cable support bracket is not used, screen/shield has to be directly grounded to
the grounding (PE) terminal. Ensure pig tail of screen/shield is as short as possible.
b ı 1/5·a
a b
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3. Electrical Installation
Ɣ For personal safety and reliability of the equipment, it is important to connect ground
(PE) terminal to an effective electrical ground. Resistance value of the ground cable
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Ɣ Do not connect the grounding (PE) terminal of the drive to neutral conductor of the
power system.
Ɣ Protective grounding conductor must be able to carry large short-term current that
might arise if a fault occurs. 3
Ɣ Use proper grounding cable with yellow/green insulation for protective grounding
conductor.
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50-8
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3. Electrical Installation
Ɣ Cables and protection device on power input must be suitably rated for the power and
voltage class of the drive under normal conditions, and under possible fault conditions
such as system overload and short-circuit on the power input.
Ɣ If a residual-current device (RCD) is used and it trips at start, remove the EMC screw
DVVKRZQLQWKHIROORZLQJ¿JXUH
Figure 3-11 EMC screw and VDR screw
EMC screw
VDR screw
2
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3. Electrical Installation
Ƶ Terminal Arrangement
Figure 3-12 Control circuit terminal arrangement
I V
J5 AI3 input jumper, voltage input as default
J6 AO2 output jumper, voltage output as default
J4 AO1 output jumper, voltage output as default 3
2
Ƶ Terminal Function
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3. Electrical Installation
<2>
Note Ɣ : For positions of jumpers J7, J9 and J10, refer to Figure 3-12 .
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3. Electrical Installation
3
Ƶ Cabling Requirements
Ɣ Motor cables must be segregated from control wiring to minimize electrical
interference from the PWM effects of the motor cable.
Ɣ Do not run motor cables, power input cables and control wirings in the same duct to
avoid electromagnetic interference caused by coupling of these cables.
Ɣ If control wiring must run across power cable, ensure they are arranged at an angle of
90°.
IS580
Control wiring
Motor cable
Control wiring
Min. 500 mm
90° Control wiring
Power supply cable
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3. Electrical Installation
Ƶ Wiring of AI1/AI2
Analog signals at low levels can suffer from effects of external interference. To reduce
this effect, it is important to use shielded cables shorter than 20 m long to carry analog
signals.
Figure 3-13 Wiring of AI1/AI2
< 20 m
IS580
+10V
Potentiometer AI1/AI2
GND
PE
3
In applications where analog signals suffer from effects of severe external interference,
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the shield must be connected to the PE terminal on the drive.
Figure 3-14 Connect shield to the PE terminal of the drive
a a
a
b
Grounding
bar
Grounding clamp
Ƶ Wiring of AI3
When you select voltage input via AI2, use the same wiring method as AI1. When you
select current input via AI2, set jumper J9 to the I side.
Figure 3-15 Wiring for analog input 2
GND
+24V
J1 J1
+VCC +24V COM
Signal Signal
DI1 DI1
NPN NPN
DI5 DI5
0V COM 0V
External IS580 drive External IS580 drive
controller control board controller control board
Ɣ IF: > 40 mA
Ɣ VR: > 40 V
Control board of
+24V
+VCC IS580 drive 1
J1
Signal
DI1
NPN COM
Control board of
+24V IS580 drive 2
J1
DI1
0V
COM
External
controller
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3. Electrical Installation
Ɣ Source wiring
Figure 3-18 Wiring in SOURCE mode
+24V
COM
DI1
PNP
Signal
DI5
0V
COM
IS580 drive
3 control board
When using SOURCE wiring mode, external 24V power is required. In this case, short pin
2 and pin 3 of J1 on the control board. Meanwhile, ensure COM and external 0V can be
connected.
Ƶ Wiring of DO
When digital output terminal must drive relay, it is necessary to install an absorption diode
across relay coil. This diode prevents inductive switching transients causing damage to
the DC 24V power supply. The absorption diode must have a forward current rating of 50
mA.
Figure 3-19 Wiring of digital output terminal
+24V
IS580
Relay
Diode
DO
COM
Ƶ Wiring of Relay
To smooth peak voltage that results from cutting off power to inductive load (relay,
contactor and motor), use a voltage dependent resistor (VDR) at the relay contact and
add absorbing circuit to the inductive load, such as VDR, RC absorbing circuit or diode.
Figure 3-20 Wiring of relay
T/C
220 VAC
T/A
T/B
T/C
24 VDC
T/A 3
T/B
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Please use a ferrule-type terminal with insulated sleeves. Prepare wire ends with
insulated sleeves before connecting to the drive.
Figure 3-21 Ferrule dimensions
6 mm
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Terminal Block Single Wire (AWG/mm2) Twisted Wire (AWG/mm2) Tightening Torque
(N·m)
Control circuit AWG 24 to 18 (0.2 to 0.75 mm2) 0.565
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3. Electrical Installation
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4. Operating Panel
(Keypad & Display)
4.1 Introduction
The servo drive has an inbuilt programming/operating panel with LED indicators and display. It allows
you to operate function parameters and monitor/control system status.
Remote/external operating panel is available as an option (refer to Chapter 8 Peripherals and Options ).
MD32NKE1 is an LED version with identical functions to the inbuilt version.
4
Running status indicator
Other status indicator
RUN LOCAL/ REMOT FWD/ REV TUNE/TC
Hz A V
RPM % Parameter unit indicator
Increment key
Decrement key
Run key STOP
RUN MF.K Stop/Reset key
RES
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4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
Increment When navigating a menu, it moves the selection up through the screens
available.
When editing a parameter value, it increases the displayed value.
When the servo drive is in run mode, it increases the speed.
Decrement When navigating a menu, it moves the selection down through the
screens available.
When editing a parameter value, it decreases the displayed value. When
the servo drive is in running mode, it decreases the speed.
STOP Stop/Reset Stop the servo drive when the drive is in the running status.
RES
Perform a reset operation when the drive is in the fault status. Note: the
functions of this key can be restricted by using function F7-02.
Multifunction 3HUIRUPDIXQFWLRQVZLWFKRYHUDVGH¿QHGE\WKHVHWWLQJRI)IRU
MF.K
Example to quickly switch command source or direction.
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4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
Ƶ Status Indicators
There are four red LED status indicators at the top of the operating panel.
Indicator Indication
OFF indicates the STOP status.
RUN
ON indicates the RUNNING status.
OFF indicates under operating panel control.
LOCAL/REMOT
ON indicates under terminal control.
FLASHING indicates under serial communication control.
4
OFF indicates reverse motor rotation.
FWD/REV
ON indicates forward motor rotation.
ON indicates torque control mode.
TUNE/TC
FLASHING SLOWLY (once a second) indicates auto-tuning status.
FLASHING QUICKLY (four times a second) indicates a fault condition.
Ƶ Unit Indicators
There are three red unit indicators below the data display. These indicators operate individually
or in pairs to show the units used to display data, as shown in Table 4-1.
Table 4-1 Unit indicator explanation
Hz A V A for current
RPM %
Hz A V V for voltage
RPM %
Hz A V Percentage
RPM %
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4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
Ƶ LED Display
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Ɣ Frequency reference
Ɣ Output frequency
Ɣ Monitoring information
Ɣ Fault code
LED Display Indication LED Display Indication LED Display Indication LED Display Indication
0 6 C N
1 7 c P
2 8 D R
3 9 E T
4 A F U 4
5, S B L u
U1
U0
A5
...
A1
A0
FP F0 28
.. ...
. 2
PRG
ENTER F1 ENTER F0 01 ENTER 1
ENTER
50.00 F0 F0 F0 00 0 F0 02
PRG PRG PRG
U1 PRG F0 28
..
U0 .
... F0 00
A1
A0
FP
..
.
F1 PRG
F0 - 57 -
4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
Default screen
Hz
Hz
Return PRG
Level II menu
PRG
ENTER
ENTER
4 ENTER
...
Level III menu
The following example shows how to modify F3-02 from 10.00 Hz to 15.00 Hz.
ENTER
ENTER
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4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
1. Return to Level II menu without saving the parameter value, and remain at the current
function code.
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:KHQRSHUDWLQJLQ/HYHO,,,PHQXVLIWKHSDUDPHWHUGRHVQRWLQFOXGHDÀDVKLQJGLJLWWKHQ
it is not possible to modify that parameter. There are two possible reasons for this:
1. The function parameter you have selected is read-only. This is because:
Hz A V
RPM %
RUN LOCAL / REMOT FED / REV TUNE / TC
RUN LOCAL / REMOT FED / REV TUNE / TC
RUN LOCAL / REMOT FED / REV TUNE / TC
PRG ENTER
QUICK
Hz A V Hz A V
Hz A V RPM %
STOP RPM %
RUN MF.K RPM %
RES
RUN LOCAL / REMOT FED / REV TUNE / TC RUN LOCAL / REMOT FED / REV TUNE / TC
Hz A V Hz A V
RPM % RPM %
... ...
RUN LOCAL / REMOT FED / REV TUNE / TC
RUN LOCAL / REMOT FED / REV TUNE / TC
Hz A V
RPM % Hz A V
RPM %
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4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
defined mode .
. If is displayed, it means the user-defined menu is
empty.
A maximum of 16 user-defined parameters can be set in group FE (FE-00 to FE-15).
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press PRG .
After you change value of any function parameter, the drive saves the new value locally so
that it remains effective when you power on the drive next time. The drive also retains alarm
information and cumulative running time data.
The drive allows you to make a separate external backup of parameter settings. This feature
allows you to load a set of parameter settings during commissioning, or to restore a set of
parameter settings after completing a maintenance or repair operation on the drive.
You can also restore default parameter settings, or clear running data by using function
parameter FP-01.
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4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
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Function parameter FP-00 controls this function.
When FP-00 has the default value zero, it is not necessary to enter a password to program the
servo drive.
To enable password protection, do as follows:
1. 6HWDQRQ]HURYDOXHIRU)37KLVYDOXHLVWKHXVHUGH¿QHGSDVVZRUG
2. Make a written note of the value you have set for FP-00 and keep the note in a safe location.
The password protection is successfully enabled. Then when you press PRG , the display shows
"------". You must enter the correct password to enter the programming menu.
To remove password protection, do as follows:
1. Use the current password to enter the function parameter editing mode.
Default screen
PRG
ENTER
ENTER
... and
ENTER
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4. Operating Panel (Keypad & Display)
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5. Quick Setup
Disable servo
drive
Note: usually if any DI is set as forward or reverse run and the signal is active,
then some operations cannot succeed, such as restoring parameters, changing
command source, which are necessary steps for setup. So it’s seriously
recommended to disable servo drive at the beginning of commissioning.
Restore FP-01 Parameter operation 0 1
parameters
0: no operation
1: restore factory parameters
Note: usually users have no idea what parameters have been changed, so it’s
seriously recommended to restore parameters to default at the beginning of
commissioning.
Set motor Motor nameplate
parameters
Select command
F0-02 Command source selection 0 0
source
0: no auto-tuning
1: static auto-tuning 1 (runs at very low speed)
2: complete dynamic auto-tuning (runs very fast)
Note: when user Doesn’t know back EMF of motor, this auto-tuning
method is necessary. Bear in mind that better DO it without load, if with
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does not hurt hydraulic pump.
3: static auto-tuning 2 (runs at very low speed)
Auto-tuning steps: set F1-16 = 1 and press and
RUN
, then auto-
ENTER
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5. Quick Setup
Unit: rpm;
Note: for hydraulic control mode, A3-01 is seen as 100% speed command,
and now F0-10 has nothing to DO with speed command.
Set pressure
A3-02 System hydraulic pressure 175.0
command upper limit
Set pressure
A3-03 Maximum hydraulic pressure 250.0
feedback upper limit
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5. Quick Setup
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5. Quick Setup
Backup user’s
FP-05 User’s parameter backup operation 0
parameters
0: no operation
1: backup user’s parameters
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up the above parameters, which is useful especially when it is not sure
what parameter changes have happened. Besides, it’s easy to restore
user’s parameters by setting FP-01=3.
OVER
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6. Troubleshooting
Chapter 6 Troubleshooting
Ɣ Do not disconnect the servo drive while power is on, and keep all breakers in
WARNING
OFF state. Failure to comply may result in electric shock.
Ɣ Make sure to ground the servo drive according to local laws and regulations.
CAUTION )DLOXUHWRFRPSO\PD\UHVXOWLQHOHFWULFVKRFNRUD¿UH
Ɣ Do not remove the front cover or touch internal circuit while the power is on.
Failure to comply may result in electric shock.
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part replacement work.
Ɣ When installing the drive inside an enclosed cabinet, use cooling fan or air
conditioner to keep temperature below 50°C. Failure to comply may result in
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PD\UHVXOWLQHOHFWULFVKRFNRUD¿UH
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Ɣ Cover the top of the drive with a temporary cloth or paper during installation so
as to prevent foreign matter such as metal shavings, oil and water from falling
6 into the drive. After the installation is completed, remove the temporary cloth or
paper.
Ɣ Follow proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures when operating the
servo drive. Failure to comply will damage internal circuit of the drive.
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6. Troubleshooting
Business time out Business setting time is out Please refer to following diagram
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6. Troubleshooting
Yes
Output phase to phase or phase to ground short-circuit? Fix the wrong wirings
No
V/F control
No
auto tuning succeeds˛ Conduct auto tuning
Yes
Yes
acceleration time is too short˛ Increase the time
No
Yes Adjust torque boost or
V/F control, check if torque boost or V/F curve is set properly
V/F curve
No
Yes
power supply is abnormal˛ Adjust the power supply
No
Yes Restart motor until it
Restarted the motor before it stopped?
stops
No
6
Yes
Shock load during acceleration? Remove shock load
Seek for support
No
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6. Troubleshooting
Yes
Output phase to phase or phase to ground short-circuit? Fix the wrong wirings
No
VF control
No
auto tuning succeeds˛ Conduct auto tuning
Yes
Yes
Deceleration time too short? Increase the time
No
Yes Adjust the power
Check if power supply is abnormal
supply
No
Yes
Shock load during acceleration? Remove shock load
No
No Install braking
braking resistor installed?
resistor
Seek for support
Yes
6
Hall damaged, hall wiring abnormal?
Cable connecting control board and drive board abnormal?
Control board, drive board abnormal?
DIP setting incorrect (for newly replaced drive board only)?
Interference exists?
The drive rating is small?
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6. Troubleshooting
No
No
auto tuning succeeds˛ Conduct auto tuning
Yes
Yes
Shock load during running? Remove shock load
No
No
Load can be reduced? Reduce load
Seek for support
Yes
6
Overvoltage during acceleration
Yes
Input voltage too high? Adjust the power supply
No
Yes Remove motor short circuit
Motor was short circuited to ground?
to ground
Yes
Acceleration time too short? Increase the time
No
Yes
Braking resistor installed? Install braking resistor
No
Yes Remove external force or
Motor was driven by external force?
install braking resistor
No
Yes
Input voltage too high? Adjust the power supply
No
Yes Remove external force or
Motor was driven by external force?
install braking resistor
No
Yes
Deceleration time too short? Increase the time
No
No
Braking resistor installed? Install braking resistor
Yes
Yes 6
Input voltage too high? Adjust the power supply
No
Yes Remove external force or
Motor was driven by external force?
install braking resistor
No
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6. Troubleshooting
Undervoltage
Yes
Power supply lost temperarily? Reset and run
No
No
Seek for support Input voltage too low? Adjust the power supply
Yes
Yes
DC BUS voltage noraml?
No
No Replace rectifier and pre-
Rectifier and pre-charge resistor normal?
charge resistor
Yes
No
Power board normal? Replace power board
Yes
No
Control board normal? Replace control board
Drive overloaded
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6. Troubleshooting
No
3-phase power supply normal? Fix the wrong wirings
Seek for support
Yes
No
Power board normal? Replace power board
Yes
No
Control board normal? Replace control board
Yes
No Replace lightening
Lightening protection board normal?
protection board
Yes
Yes Check whether the drive
Any interference exists?
is well grounded.
No
Drive to motor wirings well connected? Fix the wrong wirings
Yes 6
Use V/F control and disconnect motor, UVW Yes Check if motor windings
voltage are balanced? are balanced
Seek for support
No
No
Power board normal? Replace power board
Yes
No
IGBT normal? Replace IGBT
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6. Troubleshooting
IGBT overheat
No
Yes
Fan is broken? Replace the fan
Seek for support
No
Yes Replace
IGBT thermistor is broken
thermistor
No
Yes
IGBT broken? Replace IGBT
External fault
No
Yes
Pressed "STOP" key when voltage limit reached? Reset and restart
RS485 fault
No
Is host controller working? Check host wirings
Yes
No
RS485 wirings correct? Check wirings
Yes
No Set parameter
Communication parameters are set properly?
properly
Yes
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6. Troubleshooting
No Set parameters
Motor parameters set correctly?
correctly
Yes
Yes Check the drive to
Auto tuning overtime?
motor connection
No
No
Speed sensor installed correctly? Reinstall the sensor
Seek for support
Yes
Yes
Is it normal after replacing PG card PG card fault
6
No
check if F7-09 is no smaller than F8-17 Seek for support
Yes
No
Expect to continue running? Drive stops
Yes
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6. Troubleshooting
No
check if FA-08 is no smaller than FA-01/03/05/07 Seek for support
Yes
No
Expect to continue running? Drive stops
Yes
Yes
Output phase to phase or phase to ground short-circuit? Fix the wirings
No
VF control
No
auto tuning succeeds˛ Conduct auto tuning
6
Yes
Acceleration/deceleration time too short? Increase the time
No
Yes
Input voltage too low? Adjust the power supply
No
Yes
Shock load during running? Remove shock load
No
Yes
Locked-rotor occurs on the motor? Remove locked-rotor
No
Yes
Load can be reduced? Reduce the load
No
Yes
A higher rating drive helps? Use a higher rating drive
No
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6. Troubleshooting
No
No
Speed sensor installed correctly? Reinstall the sensor
Seek for support
No
Yes
Is it normal after replacing PG card PG card fault
No
Speed sensor installation and wiring correctly? Fix it
Yes
Yes
UVW loose connection? Fix it
Seek for support
No 6
Yes
Is it normal after replacing PG card PG card fault
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6. Troubleshooting
Yes
Temperature sensor wirings correct? Fix the wirings
No
Yes Reduce load; use more fans;
Motor hot? use higher rating motor
No
No Set it
F9-59 value reasonable? properly
Yes
Short circuit PTC-P and PTC-N, Short circuit KTY+ and KTY-,
and see if trips Er45.0? and see if trips Er45.3?
Yes
Replace PG card
No
Pressure sensor wiring correct? Fix it
Yes
No
Pressure sensor power supply normal? Fix it
Yes
No
Pressure sensor output normal? Replace sensor
Seek for support
Yes
Replace PG card
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6. Troubleshooting
Resolver fault
Yes
Resolver wirings loose connection? Fix it
No
No
Resolver wirings correct? Fix it
Yes
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6. Troubleshooting
No
Group F1 motor parameters set correctly? Set correctly
Seek for support
Yes
No
Test with another motor and check if it still trips? Replace motor
Yes
DC BUS voltage stays higher than braking level? Install braking unit
Seek for support
No
If braking resistor is not hot,
Yes then increase F8-25, but if
F8-25 too small? hot, then install a higher
rating resistor
Yes
6 flow falling down time set too short? Increase time
Seek for support
No
Yes
pressure command falling down time too short? Increase time
Note E47 and E48 are multi-pump related faults, please refer to <multi pumps
solution> User Guide.
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6. Troubleshooting
is displayed at Wire between drive board and control Re-connect the 8-pin wire and 28-
power-on. board is in poor contact. pin wire.
Related components on control board are Contact Inovance.
damaged
The motor or motor cable is short circuited
to ground.
The hall is damaged.
The Mains voltage is too low.
The display is normal The cooling fan is damaged or locked- Replace the fan.
upon power-on, but rotor occurs.
is displayed 6
Short circuit exists in wiring of control Eliminate short circuit fault in
after start and the motor terminals. control circuit wiring.
stops immediately.
The motor does not It is motor or motor cable problem. Check that wiring between servo
rotate after the servo drive and motor is normal.
drive runs.
Related servo drive and motor parameters Restore the factory parameters
are set improperly. and re-set the following parameters
properly:
Encoder parameters
Motor ratings, such as rate motor
frequency and rated motor speed
Motor 1 control mode (F0-01) and
command source selection (F0-02)
F3-01 (torque boost) in V/F control
under heavy-load start.
Cable connection between drive board Re-connect wirings and ensure
and control board is in poor contact. secure connection.
The drive board is faulty. Contact Inovance.
The DI terminals are Related parameters are set incorrectly. Check and set parameters in group
Disabled. f4 again.
External signals are incorrect. Re-connect external signal cables.
Jumper across op and +24 v becomes 5HFRQ¿UPWKHMXPSHUEDUDFURVV
loose. op and +24 v.
The control board is faulty. Contact Inovance. - 87 -
6. Troubleshooting
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
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servo drive, which may cause potential faults or reduce the product life. Therefore, it is necessary to
carry out routine and periodic maintenance.
More frequent inspection will be required if it is used in harsh environments, such as:
Check the following items daily to avoid deterioration in performance or product. Copy this checklist
and sign the "checked" column after each inspection.
Input voltage Check main power Ɣ Adjust the input voltage to the permissible
supply and control range.
voltage. Ɣ Check whether start of heavy load exists.
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
Always keep the servo drive clean. Clear away dusts especially metal powder on the surface of
the servo drive, to prevent dust from entering the drive. Clear oil dirt from the cooling fan of the
servo drive.
Check the following items every day to avoid deterioration in performance or product. Copy this
checklist and sign the "checked" column after each inspection.
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
BR P + -
IS580
- + R S T U V W
500 VDC
Megameter
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Before test, remove the VDR screw, as shown in the following position.
The standard service time indicates the service time when the servo drive is used on the following
conditions:
You can determine when to replace these parts according to the actual operating time.
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
Removal
1. Depress the fan cover hook and take the fan cover 2. Pull the fan upward and disconnect
off the top of the drive. the pluggable connector of power cable.
Fan power
cable connector
Installing
1. Plug in the fan power cable . 2. Install the fan into the drive and ensure
that the mounting pins are aligned.
7
Fan power
socket
Mounting
pin x 4
3. Insert the two guide pins into the square holes and .HHSDLUÀRZGLUHFWLRQXSZDUG
then press in the hook.
Guide pin
Square
hole
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
Removal
1. Disconnect the fan cable 2. Remove the four screws 3. Remove the fan and fan cover
from the drive from the drive. from the drive.
Fan cover
Fan power
socket Fan
Installing
1. Align the mounting holes of the cooling fan, fan cover and the drive.
2. Install the fan and fan cover on the servo drive.
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
7.4 Storage
For storage of the servo drive, pay attention to the following three aspects:
Ɣ Pack the servo drive with original packing box provided by Inovance.
Ɣ Do not place the servo drive in an area of moisture (95% H or more) or high temperature (over
60°C) or outdoors for long time.
Ɣ The electrolytic capacitor will deteriorate after being stored for a long time. Thus, the servo drive
must be switched on and off once every 2 years, each time lasting at least 5 hours. Ensure to
increase the input voltage gradually to rated value by using voltage regulator.
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7. Maintenance and Inspection
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8. Peripherals and Options
Safety Information
Ɣ Do not connect or disconnect wirings while the power is on. Failure to comply will
WARNING
result in electric shock.
Ɣ Always keep breakers in OFF state at wiring or inspection.
Ɣ When installing the drive inside an enclosed cabinet, use cooling fan or air conditioner
CAUTION
to keep air inlet temperature below 50°C. Failure to comply may result in overheating
RUD¿UH
Ɣ Cover the top of the drive with a temporary cloth or paper during installation so as
to prevent foreign matter such as metal shavings, oil and water from falling into the
drive. After installation is completed, remove the temporary cloth or paper.
Ɣ Follow proper ESD procedures when operating the servo drive. Failure to comply will
damage the drive because of static electricity .
Ɣ Operating the motor at low speed lowers the cooling effect and increases the motor
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damage to the motor. If the required motor speed range differs from that of the motor
manufacturer, please contact them for advice.
Ɣ If the torque characteristic is different with drive operation compared with operation
from a commercial power supply, please check the load torque characteristic of the
connected machine.
Ɣ Pay attention to the load torque characteristic when selecting the drive capacity. In
addition, when there is a long distance between the motor and drive, use a cable with
a large cross sectional area to connect between the motor and the drive to prevent
motor torque reduction
Ɣ Do not lift the servo drive while the front cover is removed. Failure to comply may
result in damage to PCB and terminal block.
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How to configure the servo drive (three-phase 380 to 480 V, 18.5 kW and above) to operate with the
peripheral devices is shown as below:
Three-phase AC
power supply
Host system
Electromagnetic
contactor
External operating
IS580 panel
MD32NKE1
Input reactor
Fuse
AC filter
R S T BR + - U V W PE
Grounding
Output reactor
Braking
resistor
To prevent electric shock,
Braking unit
servo motor and servo drive
(MDBUN)
must be well
w grounded.
8
BR + -
Note Do not connect surge suppressor to output side of the servo drive.
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Note Ɣ Do not install capacitor or surge suppressor on output side of servo drive. Otherwise, it may
damage the servo drive.
Ɣ Inputs/Outputs (main circuit) of the servo drive contain harmonics, which may interfere with
communication device connected to the servo drive. Therefore, install an anti-interference
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Ƶ Selection Guidance
Ɣ x 2 indicates two braking units are connected with their respective braking resistor in parallel.
Note
Ɣ Default initial braking voltage of built-in braking unit is 750 V. Default initial braking voltage of
MDBUN-60-T is 670 V, and that of MDBUN-60-5T is 760 V. When grid voltage changes, the
user can adjust braking voltage(F9-08).
Ɣ The preceding table is for a reference only. You can select resistance and power of braking
resistor based on actual needs. Resistance must not be lower than the reference value.
Power may be higher than the reference value. Selection of braking resistor model is
determined by generation power of motor and is also related to system inertia, deceleration
time and potential energy load. For systems with high inertia, and/or short deceleration time,
and/or frequent braking, select a braking resistor with higher power and lower resistance
value.
Ɣ A braking resistor cannot be connected to two servo drives in parallel simultaneously. Failure
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236
247
224
110
Hot air
100
50 50
100 Upright
8
Cold air
For use and installation of MDBUN series braking unit, refer to the MDBUN Series Braking Unit
User Manual.
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415
390
430
430
2-6 Unit: mm
120
For use and installation of MDBU series braking unit, refer to the MDBU Series Braking Unit
User guide.
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27.0
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76.0 5.0
54.0
11.0
10.0
Crystal head
92.5
116.0
104.0
6.5
Ø3.5
Unit: mm
71
Ƶ Connecting Cable
Inovance provides MDCAB-MD (3 meters) and MDCAB2-MD (1.5 meters) for the user to connect
external operating panel. The users can prepare connecting cable by themselves.
Note Once external operating panel is connected, the inbuilt operating panel becomes invalid.
8
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Mounting position
of PG card
CN1
PG card
CN1
J3
J3
MD38PGMD S58-PG-B1
MD38CAN1 MD38TX1
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J2
J3
J1
CN1
&$1+ &$1/ &*1'
Setting of jumpers takes top view with main terminals at the bottom of the
Note
card as visual angle. Jumpers are silk-screened on the card.
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CANlink bus
&$1+
&$1/
120¡ &20 120¡
terminal terminal
resistor resistor
&$1+ &$1/ &*1' &$1+ &$1/ &*1' &$1+ &$1/ &*1'
Set J2 to match - Set J2 to match
terminal resistor terminal resistor
It is recommended to use an STP cable as the CAN bus and use a twisted cable to
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a maximum of 64 nodes and the distance of each node branch must be smaller than
0.3 m. Connect the reference ground of all nodes together.
CANH CANH
CANL CANL
COM COM
Run the twisted cable and cable Connect the shield to COM
connected to COM closely.
CANH CANH
CANL CANL
COM COM
Twist the other unused cables into Connect the shield to PE.
one rope and connect it to COM.
Twist the other unused cables into
one rope and connect it to COM.
No. Max. Transmission Distance Baud Rate Number of Nodes Cable Diameter
1 25 m 1 Mbps 64 0.205 mm2
2 95 m 500 kbps 64 0.34 mm2
3 560 m 100 kbps 64 0. 5 mm2
4 1100 m 50 kbps 64 0.75 mm2
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J3
J2
&*1'
Setting of jumpers takes top view with main terminals at the bottom of the
Note
card as visual angle. Jumpers are silk-screened on the card.
RS485 bus
120¡ &*1'
120¡
terminal terminal
resistor resistor
&*1' &*1' &*1'
Set J3 to
match terminal
- - resistor
IS580 IS580
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It is recommended to use an STP cable as the RS485 bus and use a twisted cable to
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a maximum of 128 nodes and the distance of each node branch must be smaller than
3 m. Connect the reference ground of all nodes together.
The connecting modes of multiple nodes are described as below:
Daisy chain connection mode
...
Master Slave 1 Slave 2 Slave 3 Slave N
3m 3m 3m
...
Master Slave 1 Slave 2 Slave 3 Slave N
Prohibited
Slave 1 Slave 4
8
Slave 3 Slave 6
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Ɣ Terminal wiring
485+ 485+
4 4
8 8
485- 485-
5 5
node Non-shielded node STP cable
CGND multi-core cable CGND
4 485+
4 485+
8 8
5 5
485- node 485-
node
CGND cable Shield
unconnected unconnected
Maximum number of nodes and transmission distance of standard RS485 circuit vary
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No. Baud Rate Max. Transmission Distance Number of Nodes Cable Diameter
1 115.2 Kbps 100 m 128 AWG 26 (0.1 mm2)
2 19.2 Kbps 1000 m 128 AWG 26 (0.1 mm2)
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User interface Oblique terminal block User interface DB9 female
Clearance 3.5 mm Pluggable Yes
Screw Flathead &DEOHVSHFL¿FDWLRQ > 22 AWG
&DEOHVSHFL¿FDWLRQ 26 to 16 AWG Resolution 12 bits
(0.1 to 1.3 mm2)
Max. frequency Differential: 500 kHz Excitation 10 kHz
Open-collector: 100 kHz frequency
8
Frequency dividing 0 to 63 VRMS 7V
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Encoder power 5 V/200 mA, VP-P 3.15±27%
supply
15 V/100 mA
Encoder interface Differential, open- Frequency dividing Without frequency
type collector, push-pull range dividing function
Frequency dividing Differential,
interface type open-collector
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4
5
6
1
7
8
0 1 Self- 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 Frequency
adaptive divided by 2
¿OWHU Frequency dividing
coefficient setting
Filter
selection
0 0 0 0 1 1 3 Frequency
divided by 3
1 0 Fixed ...
inter-lock
1 1 1 1 0 1 61 Frequency
divided by 61
1 1 Automatic 1 1 1 1 1 0 62 Frequency
inter-lock divided by 62
1 1 1 1 1 1 63 Frequency
divided by 63
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Ɣ Indicators
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Ɣ Indicators
15V
Twisted
pair
EXC- REF-
SIN+/COS+ SIN/COS
Twisted
SIN-/COS- pair SINL0/COSL0
PE
Connect inside of
ground bar to PE.
Ƶ EMC Guidance
Ɣ Do not bundle encoder cable and power cables together. Failure to comply will result
in encoder interference.
Ɣ An STP cable is suggested. For differential encoders, perform cable connection based
on differential pairs properly and connect shield to PE of the servo drive.
8
Ɣ For large equipment applications where servo drive is far away from motor and motor
cable is longer than 10 m, grounding effect is not good due to influence of cable
inductance. In this case, encoder shield need not be connected to PE of servo drive.
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192
96.5
210 243
227 232
5.5
15
4-M5 screw
70
60
4- 6
240
380
350
240
360
15
243
260
Figure 8-2 Bracket dimensions and hole size of IS580T050-R1 and IS580T070-R1 and
IS580-2T050-R1 and IS580-2T070-R1 (unit: mm)
220
125
255 283
15
270
267 6.5
56.5
4-M6 screw
4- 7
70
290
400
430
290
403
15
283
300
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Figure 8-3 Bracket dimensions and hole size of IS580T080-R1 and IS580T100-R1 and
IS580-2T080-R1 and IS580-2T100-R1 (unit: mm)
269.3
145.5
300
318 345
10
325
30
57
85
10 4-M7 screw
525.5
450
600
542
450
548
11
28
345
380
Figure 8-4 Bracket dimensions and hole size of IS580T140-R1 to IS580T300-R1 and
IS580-2T140-R1 to IS580-2T300-R1 (unit: mm)
309.2
144
338
8 355
383
10
23.5
363
52.5
10
72
4-M8 screw
580
470
588
554
470
630
11
26.5
383
418
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9. ISMG Servo Motor
Mark Version
Mark Series No.
ISM Series
ISM servo motor
Mark Customized Feature
X Naturally ventilated
Mark Features
F Force ventilated
G1 200 x 200 base
G2 266 x 266 base
Mark Brake, Gear, Oil Seal
2 digits + 1 letter
A x1
Mark Rated Speed
B x 10 Mark Shaft Connection
2 digits + 1 letter
C x 100 1 Plain shaft
A x1
D x 1000
B x 10 3 Keyed + tapped hole
E x 10000
C x 100 6 Taper shaft
Example:
15C: 1500 W D x 1000 A Salient-pole motor
30D: 30000 W E x 10000
Example:
15C: 1500 RPM
20C: 2000 RPM
Mark Encoder Type
Mark Voltage Class R1 Resolver
D 380 V
Motor duty types indicate the load that the motor drives, with sequential operations,
Note
involving startup, electric braking, no-load running, power-off and stop.
S1: Continuous duty
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thermal equilibrium.
S4: Intermittent periodic duty with start
This is a sequence of identical duty cycles, each consisting load for a period, an
operation at constant load period, followed by a stationary and de-energized period.
This cycle has a great impact on temperature rise.
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Servo Motor Model Rated Torque (I¿FLHQF\ Rated Rated Back Rated Rated Current
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(RPM) (Hz) (V)
S1 S4 S1 S4
ISMG1-95C15CD-R131FA 50 60 91.0% 1500 100 311.9 380 15.4 18.5
ISMG1-11D17CD-R131FA 50 60 91.5% 1700 113.33 303 380 18.1 21.7
ISMG1-12D20CD-R131FA 50 60 91.9% 2000 133.33 297 380 21.6 26
ISMG1-14D15CD-R131FA 75 90 92.0% 1500 100 297 380 24.4 29.2
ISMG1-16D17CD-R131FA 75 90 92.4% 1700 113.33 303 380 27.1 32.5
ISMG1-18D20CD-R131FA 75 90 92.9% 2000 133.33 316.8 380 30.4 36.4
ISMG1-17D15CD-R131FA 92 110 92.5% 1500 100 297 380 29.9 35.7
ISMG1-20D17CD-R131FA 92 110 92.9% 1700 113.33 295 380 34.1 40.7
ISMG1-23D20CD-R131FA 92 110 93.3% 2000 133.33 297 380 39.8 47.6
ISMG1-22D15CD-R131FA 115 135 93.0% 1500 100 311.9 380 35.5 41.7
ISMG1-24D17CD-R131FA 115 135 93.3% 1700 113.33 303 380 41.5 48.7
ISMG1-28D20CD-R131FA 115 135 93.6% 2000 133.33 297 380 49.8 58.4
ISMG1-30D15CD-R131FA 150 195 93.7% 1500 100 297 380 48.7 63.3
ISMG1-34D17CD-R131FA 150 195 93.9% 1700 113.33 303 380 54.2 70.4
ISMG1-41D20CD-R131FA 150 195 94.3% 2000 133.33 316.8 380 60.7 78.9
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Servo Motor Model Rated Power Torque Peak Torque Max. Rotor Inertia Net
(kW) Constant in (Nm) Speed (kg·m2 10-3) Weight
Cold State (kg)
S1 S4
ISMG1-95C15CD-R131FA 7.9 9.5 3.24 130 1800 7.5 45.2
ISMG1-11D17CD-R131FA 8.9 11 2.77 130 2040 7.5 45.2
ISMG1-12D20CD-R131FA 10.5 12.6 2.31 130 2400 7.5 45.2
ISMG1-14D15CD-R131FA 11.8 14.1 3.08 180 1800 9 51.9
ISMG1-16D17CD-R131FA 13.4 16 2.77 180 2040 9 51.9
ISMG1-18D20CD-R131FA 15.7 18.8 2.47 180 2400 9 51.9
ISMG1-17D15CD-R131FA 14.5 17.3 3.1 230 1800 10.5 59
ISMG1-20D17CD-R131FA 16.4 19.6 2.7 230 2040 10.5 59
ISMG1-23D20CD-R131FA 19.3 23 2.3 230 2400 10.5 59
ISMG1-22D15CD-R131FA 18.1 22 3.24 280 1800 12 66 9
ISMG1-24D17CD-R131FA 20.5 24 2.77 280 2040 12 66
ISMG1-28D20CD-R131FA 24.1 28.3 2.31 280 2400 12 66
ISMG1-30D15CD-R131FA 23.6 30.6 3.08 380 1800 15 79.8
ISMG1-34D17CD-R131FA 26.7 34.7 2.77 380 2040 15 79.8
ISMG1-41D20CD-R131FA 31.4 41 2.47 380 2400 15 79.8
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Servo Motor Model Rated Torque (I¿FLHQF\ Rated Rated Back Rated Rated Current
(Nm) Speed Frequency EMF (V) Voltage (A)
(RPM) (Hz) (V)
S1 S4 S1 S4
ISMG2-31D15CD-R131FA 170 200 93.7% 1500 100 311.9 380 52.5 61.7
ISMG2-36D17CD-R131FA 170 200 94.0% 1700 113.33 303 380 61.4 72.2
ISMG2-42D20CD-R131FA 170 200 94.3% 2000 133.33 297 380 73.6 86.6
ISMG2-42D15CD-R131FA 230 270 94.1% 1500 100 297 380 74.7 87.7
ISMG2-48D17CD-R131FA 230 270 94.5% 1700 113.33 303 380 83 97.5
ISMG2-57D20CD-R131FA 230 270 94.8% 2000 133.33 316.8 380 93.1 109.3
ISMG2-60D15CD-R131FA 340 385 94.8% 1500 100 311.9 380 104.9 118.8
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Servo Motor Model Rated Power Torque Peak Torque Max. Rotor Inertia Net
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Cold State (kg)
S1 S4
ISMG2-31D15CD-R131FA 26.7 31.4 3.18 330 1800 29.6 122
ISMG2-36D17CD-R131FA 30.3 35.6 2.72 330 2040 29.6 122
ISMG2-42D20CD-R131FA 35.6 41.9 2.27 330 2400 29.6 122
ISMG2-42D15CD-R131FA 36.1 42.4 3.03 440 1800 36.8 141.3
ISMG2-48D17CD-R131FA 40.9 48.1 2.72 440 2040 36.8 141.3
ISMG2-57D20CD-R131FA 48.2 56.5 2.42 440 2400 36.8 141.3
ISMG2-60D15CD-R131FA 53.4 60.5 3.18 660 1800 50 175.4
ISMG2-68D17CD-R131FA 60.5 68.5 2.72 660 2040 50 175.4
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Servo Motor Model Rated Power Torque Peak Torque Max. Rotor Inertia Net
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Cold State (kg)
S1 S4
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ISMG2-36D17CD-R1A1FA 30.3 35.6 2.72 330 2040 34.6 122
ISMG2-42D20CD-R1A1FA 35.6 41.9 2.27 330 2400 34.6 122
ISMG2-42D15CD-R1A1FA 36.1 42.4 3.03 440 1800 43 141.3
ISMG2-48D17CD-R1A1FA 40.9 48.1 2.72 440 2040 43 141.3
ISMG2-57D20CD-R1A1FA 48.2 56.5 2.42 440 2400 43 141.3
ISMG2-60D15CD-R1A1FA 53.4 60.5 3.18 660 1800 58.5 175.4
ISMG2-68D17CD-R1A1FA 60.5 68.5 2.72 660 2040 58.5 175.4
ISMG2-80D20CD-R1A1FA 71.2 80.6 2.27 660 2400 58.5 175.4
ISMG2-80D15CD-R1A1FA 69.1 80.1 3.03 825 1800 75 217
ISMG2-91D17CD-R1A1FA 78.3 90.8 3.03 825 2040 75 217
ISMG2-11E20CD-R1A1FA 92.1 106.8 2.42 825 2400 75 217
Figure 9-1 Physical appearance and mounting dimensions of the ISMG1 (200 x 200 base/force
ventilated)
Figure 9-2 Physical appearance and mounting dimensions of ISMG2 (266 x 266 base/force ventilated)
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White White
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Remark One pair One pair One pair - - -
common
PTC, KTY, and resolver signal cable cannot connect to the 220 V power
Note
supply. Otherwise, the motor will be damaged.
The motor has passed the IP54 experiment. At wiring, protection
measures must still be taken at the cabling holes to prevent foreign
matters from falling into the motor.
Sticky dust in the working environment will weaken heat dissipation of the
motor. Refer to section 10.5 to clean the cooling fan.
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9. ISMG Servo Motor
Figure 9-3 Wiring with military spec. (applicable to the second generation ISMG motor)
Built-in PG card
S58-PG-B1
J2
R S T U V W
PB
POWER MOTOR
IS580
Fan
connection
U V W
Servo motor
Encoder
cable
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PG connecting cable G
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POWER MOTOR
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AC2 AC1 PE
PG connecting cable
Model: S58-L-P30-xxx
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After the fan is jammed with foreign matters, performance of the fan degrades and air volume
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motor dissipation. Once motor winding temperature exceeds motor protection temperature, the servo
drive reports Err45.
1. 5HPRYHWKHHLJKWVFUHZVWKDW¿[WKH¿OWHUDWWKHWDLORIWKHPRWRU*LVWKH0KH[VRFNHW*LV
the M5 hex socket) and then remove the cover.
2. Clean up the dirt and dust on the surface of the fan and in the air filter using a small flathead
screwdriver and then use airgun to blow off the remaining dirt and dust.
3. $WWDFKWKHFRYHUWRWKHGULYHDQG¿[WKHVFUHZV
4. Determine how often you clean the fan according to the actual working condition.
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Appendix
A.1 CE
A.1.1 CE Mark
CE mark indicates compliance with European safety and environmental regulations. It is required
for engaging in business and commerce in Europe.
European standards include the Machinery Directive for machine manufacturers, the Low
Voltage Directive for electronics manufacturers, and EMC guidelines for controlling noise.
This drive is marked with CE mark based on the following EMC guidelines and the Low Voltage
Directive.
Ɣ 2014/35/EU: Low Voltage Directive
Machines and devices used in combination with this drive must also be CE certified and
marked. The integrator who integrates the drive with the CE mark in into other devices has
the responsibility of ensuring compliance with CE standards and verifying that conditions meet
European standards.
This drive has been tested according to IEC 61800-5-1: 2007, and it complies with the Low
Voltage Directive completely.
To enable machines and devices integrating this drive to comply with the Low Voltage Directive,
be sure to meet the following conditions:
Ƶ Mounting Location
Mount the servo drive in places with pollution not higher than severity 2 and overvoltage
category 3 in accordance with IEC60664.
Ƶ Grounding
If using an servo drive of the 400 V class, tie the neutral point of the drive power supply to
ground.
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Appendix
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) describes the ability of electronic and electrical devices
or systems to work properly in the electromagnetic environment and not to generate
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In other words, EMC includes two aspects: The electromagnetic interference generated by
a device or system must be restricted within a certain limit; the device or system must have
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The drive satisfies the European EMC directive 2004/108/EC and the standard EN 61800-3:
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second environment.
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CAUTION interference. Besides the CE compliance described in this chapter, take
measures to avoid the radio interference if required.
The integrator of the system installed with the servo drive is responsible for compliance of the
system with the European EMC directive and standard EN 61800-3: 2004 +A1: 2012 Category
C2, C3 or C4 according to the system application environment.
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Ɣ First environment
Environment that includes all establishments other than those directly connected to a low-
voltage power supply network which supplies buildings used for domestic purposes
Ɣ Category C1 servo drive
PDS of rated voltage less than 1 000 V, which is neither a plug in device nor a movable
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only by a professional person.
Ɣ Category C3 servo drive
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Ɣ Category C4 servo drive
PDS of rated voltage equal to or above 1 000 V, or rated current equal to or above 400 A, or
intended for use in complex systems in the second environment
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Note
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– Physical appearance
– Selection
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– Mounting Dimensions
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Current (A)
7 190 40 70 160 180 20 4.5 1 22 M5 20 29.5
16 250 45 70 220 235 25 5.4 1 22 M5 22.5 29.5
30 270 50 85 240 255 30 5.4 1 25 M5 25 39.5
42 310 50 85 280 295 30 5.4 1 25 M6 25 37.5
55 250 85 90 220 235 60 5.4 1 39 M6 42.5 26.5
75 270 80 135 240 255 60 6.5 1.5 39 M6 40 70.5
100 270 90 150 240 255 65 6.5 1.5 45 M10 45 64
130 270 90 150 240 255 65 6.5 1.5 45 M10 45 64
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Unit: mm H
Filter Model A B C D E F G H I J K M N P L
(mm)
DL-25EBK5 243 224 265 58 70 102 25 92 M6 58 M4 74 49 M6 6.4 x
9.4
DL-35EBK5
DL-50EBK5
DL-65EBK5
DL-80EBK5 354 323 388 66 155 188 30 92 M8 62 M4 86 56 M8 6.4 x
9.4
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the interference from the servo drive during running.
Connect the simple EMC filter to ground reliably and ensure that the length of the
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– Selection
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– Mounting Dimensions
6.5 ± 0.2
Unit: mm
4.5 ± 0.2
Width: 130 ± 2
55 ± 1
13.75 ± 1
M4
100 ± 2
Mounting length: 80 ± 0.2 17 ± 1
120 ± 2 35 ± 1
Length: 157 ± 3 Height: 50 ± 2
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Ɣ Ferrite Core
In some applications, wind a ferrite core to remove interference during drive running.
PE R S T
Cable length
< 300 mm
Ferrite core
(Wind three turns)
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The AC input reactor is connected to suppress harmonic current on the input side.
Install an AC input reactor when the application has higher requirements on harmonic
suppression.
The recommended AC input reactor models are listed in the following table.
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– Designation rules
MD-ACL 50 0.28 4T 2%
Inovance AC Input
Reactor
Mark Voltage Drop Percentage
2% 2%
– Dimensions
Dimensions of AC input reactor of 50 to 60 A are shown as below:
A D
B E
C G
J L
H
I K
Rated Current A B C D E F G H I J K L
A mm
50 64 160 195 80±10 75±5 35±5 135 120±1 92±2 ĭ[ 72±2 ĭ
60 64 160 195 80±10 75±5 35±5 135 120±1 92±2 ĭ[ 72±2 ĭ
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R S T
C E
X Y Z
B G
H I
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Rated Current A B C D E F G H I J K L M
A mm
90 195 188±1 160 - - - 150 120±1 ĭ[ 72±2 - - -
120 195 188±1 160 78±10 79±5 40±5 135 120±1 ĭ[ 92±2 20 ĭ 10
B B D
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Rated Current A B C D E F G H I J K L M
A mm 10
150 250 81±5 230 92±10 145±5 38±5 155 182±1 ĭ[ 76±2 ĭ 13 25
200 250 81±5 230 102±10 145±5 40±5 175 182±1 ĭ[ 96±2 ĭ 13 25
250 250 81±5 260 102±10 160±5 50±5 175 182±1 ĭ[ 96±2 ĭ 13 25
330 250 81±5 275 107±10 160±5 60±5 180 214±1 ĭ[ 100±2 ĭ 15 30
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R S T R
C E
X Y Z X
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Rated A B C D E F G H I J K L M N
Current
A mm
490 320 106±5 305 137±10 198±5 60±5 220 243±1 ĭ[ 122±2 ĭ 22 50 23
660 320 106±5 305 145±10 203±5 50±5 240 243±1 ĭ[ 137±2 ĭ 22 50 23
R S T U
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A mm
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1000 385 123±5 390 142±10 238±5 70±5 250 260±2 ĭ[ 175±1 ĭ 22 50 23
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Servo Drive Power (kW) Rated Voltage (V) Cable Length Limit (m)
IS580T020-R1
IS580T020-R1-T 200 to 500 110
IS580-2T020-R1
IS580T030-R1
IS580T030-R1-T 200 to 500 125
IS580-2T030-R1
IS580T035-R1
200 to 500 135
IS580T035-R1-T
IS580T040-R1
IS580T040-R1-T 200 to 500 150
IS580-2T040-R1
,675
200 to 690 150
,675
The recommended AC output reactor models (Inovance) are listed in the following
table.
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Ɣ Designation rules
MD-OCL 50 0.14 4T 1%
Inovance AC Output
Reactor
Mark Voltage Drop Percentage
1% 1%
Mark 0.14
Inductance 0.14 mH
Ɣ Mounting dimensions
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B
X Y Z X
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(A) (mm)
50 155 130 148 95 135 95 6 x 15 80
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A mm
150 250 81 81 230 97 5 140 113 170 42 182 11 x 18 87
200 250 81 81 230 102 5 140 123 175 42 182 11 x 18 97
250 250 81 81 230 102 5 140 123 175 42 182 11 x 18 97
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Rated Current A B C D E F G H I J K L M
(A) (mm) 10
330 290 95 95 250 110 5 155 132 190 45 214 11 x18 106
Note The dimensions of the AC input and output reactors are for reference only.
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motor winding from insulation breakdown, lowering motor temperature and extending
the motor service life and meanwhile reduce interference on surrounding devices.
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du/dt Reactor Model Rated Rated Rated Power I/O Terminal Selection Total (kg)
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124-330A
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Ƶ Ferrite Core
The ferrite core is installed on output side (close to servo drive) to reduce bearing current
and reduce interference on surrounding devices.
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length
< 300 mm
Ferrite core
(wind three turns)
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Ferrite Core Model SN Dimensions (Outer Diameter x Inner Diameter x Thickness) (mm)
DY644020H 11013031 64 x 40 x 20
DY805020H 11013032 80 x 50 x 20
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Earth leakage current of servo drive is larger than 3.5 A, requiring grounding protection.
The servo drive produces DC leakage current inside protective conductor, thus a B-type (delay-
type) leakage breaker must be used.
When leakage breaker acts accidentally, you can:
Ɣ Use a leakage breaker of higher rated action current or use a delay-type leakage breaker.
PE conductor
and shield Shield Shield
PE PE
PE Shield
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Ƶ Cabling Requirements
Ɣ Motor cable and PE shielded conducting wire (twisted shielded) should be as short as
possible to reduce electromagnetic radiation and external stray current and capacitive
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is required.
Ɣ It is recommended that motor cables, power input cables and control cables be laid
in different ducts. To avoid electromagnetic interference caused by rapid change of
output voltage of servo drive, motor cables and other cables must not be laid side by
side for a long distance.
Ɣ If control cable must run across power cable, make sure they are arranged at an
angle of close to 90°. Other cables must not run across servo drive.
Ɣ Power input and output cables of servo drive and weak-current signal cables (such as
control cable) should be laid vertically (if possible) rather than in parallel.
Ɣ Cable ducts must be in good connection and well grounded. Aluminium ducts can be
used to improve electric potential.
Ɣ Filter, servo drive and motor should be connected to system (machinery or appliance)
properly, with spraying protection at installation part and conductive metal in full
contact.
Servo drive outputs high-speed pulse voltage, producing high-frequency leakage current during
running of the drive. Each servo drive produces more than 100 mA leakage current. Therefore,
it is necessary to select a residual current circuit-breaker with rated operating current of 100 mA
above.
Servo drive generates DC leakage current in protective conductor. In this case, a time-delay
B-type breaker must be used. If multiple servo drives are required, each servo drive must be
installed with a circuit-breaker.
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Servo drive generates very strong interference. Although EMC measures are taken, interference
may still exist due to improper cabling or grounding during use. When servo drive interferes with
other devices, adopt the following solutions.
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Servo Drive Model Solution 1: Require Leakage Current During Running < 30 mA (Use Leakage Current
Filter).
Leakage Protector Leakage Protector Leakage Installation Wiring Leakage
Selection With Selection Without Current Filter Diagram Protector
Leakage Current Leakage Current Selection
Suppression Suppression
Solution Solution
Reserved CHINT Electric DZ Action current IƸn DL-15EB1/10 Note: The leakage Action
series, P$ FXUUHQW¿OWHUKDV current IƸn
DL-35EB1/10
the direction. P$
IS580T035-R1 CHINT Electric DL65EB1/10 Therefore,
NM1LE series,
IS580T040-R1 connect the servo
Changshu
drive to the LOAD
IS580-2T040-R1 MCCBCM3L series,
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IS580T050-R1 ABB F200 series,
Action current IƸn
Schneider i1D
IS580-2T050-R1 P$
leakage protector
IS580T070-R1 DL-120EB1/10
IS580-2T070-R1
IS580T080-R1
IS580-2T080-R1 IS580
IS580T100-R1
IS580-2T100-R1
PE R S T
IS580T140-R1 DL-180EB1/10 Cable
< 300 mm
length
IS580-2T140-R1
IS580T170-R1 LOAD
Leakage
current
filter
LINE
IS580-2T170-R1-
IS580T210-R1 - - Action
current IƸn
IS580-2T210-R1
P$
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Servo Drive Model Solution 2: Require Leakage Current During Running < 100 mA (Wind Ferrite Core Three
Turns)
Leakage Protector Leakage Protector Ferrite Core Installation Wiring Leakage
Selection Selection Model Diagram Protector
With Leakage Without Leakage Selection
Suppression Suppression
Solution Solution
Reserved CHINT Electric DZ Action current IƸn DY644020 Note: Never run the Action
series, P$ PE cable around the current
IS580T035-R1 DY805020H ferrite core together IƸn
CHINT Electric
IS580T040-R1 with the RST cable. mA
NM1LE series,
IS580-2T040-R1 Changshu
MCCBCM3L series,
IS580T050-R1 Action current IƸn
IS580-2T050-R1 ABB F200 series, P$
Schneider i1D
IS580T070-R1 leakage protector
IS580-2T070-R1
IS580T080-R1 DY1207030H
IS580-2T080-R1
PE R S T
IS580T100-R1
IS580-2T100-R1 Cable length
< 300 mm
IS580T140-R1
IS580-2T140-R1
Ferrite core
(Wind three turns)
IS580T170-R1 - - Action
IS580-2T170-R1 current
IƸn
IS580T210-R1 - -
mA
IS580-2T210-R1
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Servo Drive Model Solution 3: Require Leakage Current During Running < 200 mA (Wind Ferrite Core One
Turn).
Ferrite Core Model Installation Wiring Diagram Leakage Protector
Selection
Reserved DY644020H Note: Never run the PE cable around Action current IƸn
the ferrite core together with the RST mA
IS580T035-R1 DY805020H cable.
IS580T040-R1
IS580-2T040-R1
IS580T050-R1
IS580-2T050-R1
IS580T070-R1
IS580-2T070-R1
IS580T080-R1 DY1207030H
IS580-2T080-R1
IS580T100-R1
IS580-2T100-R1
U V W PE
IS580T140-R1
Cable
IS580-2T140-R1 length
< 300 mm
IS580T170-R1 DY1207030H
IS580-2T170-R1
IS580T210-R1
IS580-2T210-R1
Ferrite core
(wind one turn)
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Servo Drive Model Solution 4: Require Leakage Current During Running Reducing 50% (Wind the Input or
Output Ferrite Core Three Turns).
Ferrite Core Model Installation Wiring Diagram Leakage Protector
Selection
Reserved DY644020H For the wiring diagram of winding the Action current IƸn
output UVW cable three turns, for the 100 mA
wiring diagram in solution 5.
IS580T035-R1 DY805020H
IS580T040-R1 Note: Never run the PE cable around
ferrite core together with the RST cable.
IS580-2T040-R1
IS580T050-R1
IS580-2T050-R1
IS580T070-R1
IS580-2T070-R1
IS580T080-R1 DY1207030H
IS580-2T080-R1
IS580T100-R1
IS580-2T100-R1
IS580T140-R1
Cable
length
< 300 mm
IS580-2T140-R1
Ferrite core
(wind three turns)
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Servo Drive Model Solution 5: Require Leakage Current During Running Reducing 25% (Wind the Input or
Output Ferrite Core One Turn).
Ferrite Core Model Installation Wiring Diagram Leakage Protector Selection
Reserved DY644020H Action current IƸn P$
IS580T035-R1 DY805020H
IS580T040-R1
IS580-2T040-R1
IS580T050-R1
IS580-2T050-R1
IS580T070-R1
IS580-2T070-R1
Cable
IS580T080-R1 DY1207030H length
IS580-2T080-R1 < 300 mm
IS580T100-R1
IS580-2T100-R1
Ferrite core
IS580T140-R1 (wind three turns)
IS580-2T140-R1
IS580T170-R1 DY1207030H Action current IƸn P$
IS580-2T170-R1
IS580T210-R1
IS580-2T210-R1
U V W PE
Cable
length
< 300 mm
Ferrite core
(wind one turn)
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A servo drive is used as the master drive, and the other drives are used as slave drives connected
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and the slave drives rotate at the same speed.
In pressure control state (the feedback pressure is greater than or equal to the reference pressure),
the slave drives are shut down, and the master drive independently controls the pumps.
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mode (distributed PID control based on the oil pressure). The host computer outputs multiple sets of
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CAN bus
Pressure
reference 1
Flow
reference 1
Master drive Slave drive Slave drive
Pressure
feedback 1
Oil inlet
Pressure sensor 1
Oil outlet
For detailed wiring and CAN communication wiring, refer to the foldouts at the end of
Note
this chapter.
For the parameter setting, refer to the following related parameter setting part.
You can ensure the same motor speed through the communication.
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CAN bus
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For detailed wiring and CAN communication wiring, refer to the foldouts at the end of
Note
this chapter.
For the parameter setting, refer to the following related parameter setting part.
You can ensure the same motor speed through the communication.
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by the drive are invliad.
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Ɣ Multi-pump 1
This mode is the old mode and is applicable to simple multi-pump control.
When the slave pump is switched over to the master pump, the slave pump cannot be controlled.
To enable the multi-pump mode, set the DI terminal for the 50# function.
After disconnecting the DI terminal set for the 50# function of the slave pump, the slave pump is
switched over to the master pump.
Ɣ Multi-pump 2
This mode is the new mode and can satisfy more complicated multi-pump convergent and
distributed flow control. It supports a maximum of four multi-pump distributed flow control
combinations.
The two multi-pump modes have different wiring methods and applications.
Ƶ Wiring
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to 25 (slave alarm output) and connect this signal to the system computer for alarm display.
Note that high-pressure without cause occurs on the oil channel of the slave pump in the
pressure control when leakage of the check valve is large while the inner discharge of the slave
pump is small. To relieve the high-pressure state of the oil channel, do as follows:
Ɣ Reduce the discharge of the slave pump to reasonable range.
Ɣ Decrease the torque upper limit of the slave drive to reasonable range.
Ɣ Set the speed response curve according to the max. discharge speed of the master pump,
ensuring that the slave drive implements automatic pressure relief at low-speed holding
pressure. For detailed parameter setting, refer to the following "Parameter Setting for Slave
Pump Response to Master Pump Reference" part.
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chapter.
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Figure C-3 CAN bus connection of all pumps
User shielded twisted pair (STP) cables for the CAN bus connection.
Note
Connet the CANH and CANL terminals on the control boards of all drives
together, and connect the CGND terminal together through the shield.
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communication terminal resistor through the jumper J4.
The setting of A3-32 to A3-37 can implement automatic pressure relief of the slave pump when
the master pump is in the low-speed pressure holding state, avoid occurrence of holding high
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For example:
Condition 1: Suppose the max. pressure holding speed of the master is 50 rpm/min., the max.
speed of the master is 2000 rpm/min., and the max. speed of the slave is 2000 rpm/min.
Condition 2: At pressure hoding, the master works and the slave stops.
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same speed.
That is, when the master pump is below 50 rpm/min., the slave pump stops running. When the
master pump is above 100 rpm/min, the master pump and the slave pump keep the same speed.
The speed reference of the master pump is 0% to 100%. You can set A3-32 to A3-37 to get the
three-point curve to make the slave pump respond to the speed reference as follows:
A3-32, A3-33 = Slave pump input reference: 50 rpm/min., slave response reference: 0 rpm/min.
= 2.5%, 0.0%
A3-34, A3-35 = Slave pump input reference: 100 rpm/min., slave response reference: 100 rpm/
min. = 5.0%, 5.0%
A3-36, A3-37 = Slave pump input reference: 2000 rpm/min., slave response reference: 2000
rpm/min. = 100%, 100%
Figure C-4 Slave pump response to the master pump speed reference
5.0%
The two multi-pump modes have the same parameter setting for the slave pump
Note
response to the master pump speed reference.
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The parameter setting is simple. For all servo drives, allocate a DI terminal for the 50# function and
set it to ON.
The servo drive with address 1 must be the master pump. A maximum of four combined distributed
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Setting of DI Set for 54# Function Setting of DI Set for 54# Function CAN Slave Address Selection
0 0 A2-04: CAN slave address 1
0 1 A2-05: CAN slave address 2
1 0 A2-06: CAN slave address 3
1 1 A2-07: CAN slave address 4
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8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
15 14 13 12 11 10 9
The numbers in the LED display correspond to the slave pump address station No.
Note
If the nixie tube of a number is ON, it indicates that the slave pump of the address
station No.
The IS580 supports the setting of a total of 15 slave pump addresses.
For example, 1# is the master pump. The setting of slave pump addresses in A2-04 is shown in the
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The following table lists the parameter setting of the slave drive. Perform the same parameter
setting as you do in the common servo pump mode.
If the slave pump switches over to master pump, disconnect the DI terminal set for the 50# function
of the slave pump.
Ɣ Multi-pump mode 2 (A2-03 = 1)
The following table lists the parameter setting of the slave drive. Perform the same parameter
setting as you do in the common servo pump mode.
For example, the IMM servo pump system consists of three pumps with the address set as 1#,
2# and 3#. In the multi-pump mode 1, when a slave pump is used as the master pump, the slave
pump does not follow its speed.
There are the follwoing two combinations:
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the 2# slave pump, and the 3# pump switches over to the master pump.
COM
RUN enabled DO
Host
Distributed flow signal DO1 computer
Because the 1# pump is always the master pump and the 2# pump always
Note
the slave pump, directly short the DI terminal set for the 50# function.
The 3# pump switches over to the master pump in the following
combination 2, which requires an external switchover signal. When the host
computer sends the closing signal, the DI terminal set for the 50# function
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COM
RUN enabled DO Host
Distributed flow signal DO1 computer
You can switch over the 3# pump to the master pump by disconnect the DI
Note
terminal set for the 50# function of the slave pump.
For example, the IMM servo pump system consists of four pumps with the address set as 1#, 2#,
3# and 4#. There are three combinations as follows:
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The 1# pump is the master pump and is followed by the 2# slave pump. The 3# pump works
as the master pump and is followed by the 4# slave pump.
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The 1# pump is the master pump and is followed by the 3# and 4# slave pumps. The 2#
slave pump switches over to the master pump.
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COM
RUN enabled DO
Host
Distributed flow signal DO1 computer
Distributed flow signal DO2
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Note
and DI terminal wiring.
The 1# pump is the master pump, and the 2#, 3# and 4# pumps are slave pumps. The
setting of address of corresponding slave pumps in A2-04 is as follows:
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
15 14 13 12 11 10 9
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The 1# pump is the master pump and is followed by the 2# slave pump. The 3# pump
works as the master pump and is followed by the 4# slave pump.
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Host
COM computer
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slave pump address by using the 53# DI signal.
In this combination, the 1# pump and 3# pump are the master pumps. The slave pump
changes and the address of the slave pump needs to be set. The slave pump of the 1#
master pump is 2# pump. The setting of the slave pump address in A2-05 is as follows:
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
15 14 13 12 11 10 9
The slave pump of the 3# master pump is 4# pump. The setting of the slave pump
address in A2-05 is as follows:
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
15 14 13 12 11 10 9
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RUN enabled DO
computer
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the 54# DI signal. The slave pump switches over to the master pump and
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Disconnect the DI terminal set for the 53# function in the second
combination.
In this combination, the 1# pump and the 4# pump are master pumps. The slave pump
changes and the address of the slave pump needs to be set. The slave pumps of the 1#
master pump are the 2# pump and 3# pump. The setting of the slave pump address in
A2-06 is as follows:
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
15 14 13 12 11 10 9
After the 4# slave pump switches over to the master pump, no slave follows it. Therefore,
A2-06 does not need to be set.
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
15 14 13 12 11 10 9
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Slave fault
Yes
Check whether a fault occurs on the slave. Eliminate the slave fault.
No
Check whether the CAN Yes
Contact the agent or Eliminate connection fault.
communication connection is wrong.
Inovance.
No
Check whether it becomes normal after Yes
It is the terminal board fault.
replacing the terminal board.
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D.1 Introduction
Password protection is available for use with the drive. If this protection has been enabled,
Note
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described in this chapter. See 4.2.5 Password Security for instructions to set and remove
password protection.
Groups F and A include standard function parameters. Group U includes the monitoring function
parameters and extension card communication parameters.
The parameter description tables in this chapter use the following symbols.
Symbol Meaning
ƿ It is possible to modify the parameter with the drive in the stop or in the Run status.
ƾ It is not possible to modify the parameter with the drive in the Run status.
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* The parameter is a factory parameter and can be set only by the manufacturer.
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1: reverse
F0-10 Max. frequency 50.00 to 300.00 Hz 0.01 Hz 200.00 Hz ƾ
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1: multi-point V/F
2: square V/F
3: 1.2-power V/F
4: 1.4-power V/F
6: 1.6-power V/F
8: 1.8-power V/F
9: reserved
10: V/F complete separation
11: V/F half separation
F3-01 Torque boost 0.0% to 30.0% 0.1% 1.0% ƿ
6: reserved
7: AI1
8: AI2
9: AI3
10: feedback speed
11: feedback pressure
14: by communication control
12 to 16: reserved
F5-14 AO1 offset factor -100.0% to 100.0% 0.1% 0.0% ƿ
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FE-03 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-04 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-05 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-06 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-07 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-08 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-09 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-10 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-11 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-12 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-13 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-14 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
FE-15 8VHUGH¿QHGSDUDPHWHU - - ƿ
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Wiring of main circuit and control terminals:
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L3 L3 T T Master drive ˳ W L3
L3 L3 T T Slave drive ˳ W L3
PE (Shield)
PE (Shield) Connect the
Connect the
PE PTC-P PTC-P thermistor to
PE PTC-P PTC-P thermistor to
the position the position
PTC-N PTC-N transducer PTC-N PTC-N transducer
location on the location on the
computer. computer.
(Motor overheat
PTC-P-1 (Motor overheat
PTC-P-1
Fault reset DI4 DI4
protection terminal) protection terminal)
CAN communication PTC-N-1 Thermistor (PTC×××) PTC-N-1 Thermistor (PTC×××)
DI5 (Shield) (STP cable)
DI5 CAN communication enabled (Shield) (STP cable)
enabled
COM
COM
Ferrite core (wind it two Ferrite core (wind it two +13V
turns in the same direction.) turns in the same direction.)
V+
AO1 AO1
AO2 AO2
GND GND
T/A1 T/A1
T/B1 T/B1
(RELAY1: Fault output)
T/C1 T/C1
T/A2 T/A2
T/A3 T/A3
(RELAY3: Pressure CNR1 CNR1
T/C3 control state output) T/C3
Interface of external Interface of external
operation panel operation panel
CANL CANL
CANH CGND 485B 485A CANH CGND 485B 485A
Note:
In multi-pump mode 1, only when DI terminals allocated with the 50# function for both master pump and slave pump are switched ON, multi-pump convergent flow control can be enabled.
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Wiring of main circuit and control terminals:
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L3 L3
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(Motor overheat
PTC-P-1 (Motor overheat
PTC-P-1
Fault reset DI4 DI4
protection terminal) protection terminal)
PTC-N-1 Thermistor (PTC×××) PTC-N-1 Thermistor (PTC×××)
DI5 (Shield) (STP cable)
DI5 (Shield) (STP cable)
COM
COM
Ferrite core Ferrite core
(wind it two turns.)
+13V V+
(wind it two turns.)
AO1 AO1
AO2 AO2
GND GND
T/A1 T/A1
T/B1 T/B1
(RELAY1: Fault output)
T/C1 T/C1
T/A2 T/A2
T/A3 T/A3
(RELAY3: Pressure CNR1 CNR1
T/C3 control state output) T/C3
Interface of external Interface of external
operation panel operation panel
CANL CANL
CANH CGND 485B 485A CANH CGND 485B 485A
Note:
In multi-pump mode 2, connect the CAN bus for the multi-pump convergent flow control and set the address of the slave pump that responds to the master pump flow reference.
Wiring of main circuit and control terminals:
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L3 L3 T T Master drive ˳ W L3
L3 L3 T T Slave drive ˳ W L3
Pressure reference 1: 0 to 10 V AI1 (Pressure sensor signal) AI3 SENSOR AI1 AI3 SENSOR
OUTPUT OUTPUT
Flow reference 1: 0 to 10 V AI2 GND GND AI2 GND GND
Ferrite core (wind it two Ferrite core (wind it two
(Shield) (Shield)
Ferrite core (wind it two turns in the same direction.) Ferrite core (wind it two turns in the same direction.)
GND GND turns in the same direction.) GND turns in the same direction.)
(Shield)
(Shield)
GND GND
Ferrite core (wind it two turns.)
T/A1 T/A1
T/C1 T/C1
T/A2 T/A2
T/A3
(Multi-pump distributed T/A3
flow control signal) CNR1 T/C3 CNR1
T/C3 Interface of external Interface of external
operation panel operation panel
CANL CANL
CANH CGND 485B 485A CANH CGND 485B 485A
Note:
The distributed flow signal sent by the computer board is used to open the DI terminal set for the 50# function of the slave.
Then the drive receives the pressure, flow reference 2 and pressure feedback 2 and enters the oil pressure PID control.
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Wiring of main circuit and control terminals:
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L2 L2 S S V V L2
L3 L3
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COM
COM
Ferrite core Ferrite core (wind it two Ferrite core (wind it two
+13V V+ +13V V+
(wind it two turns.) turns in the same direction.) turns in the same direction.)
Pressure reference 1: 0 to 10 V AI1 (Pressure sensor signal) AI3 SENSOR AI1 AI3 SENSOR
OUTPUT OUTPUT
Flow reference 1: 0 to 10 V AI2 GND GND AI2 GND GND
(Shield)
Ferrite core (wind it two (Shield)
Ferrite core (wind it two
Ferrite core (wind it two turns in the same direction.) turns in the same direction.)
Ferrite core (wind it two
GND GND turns in the same direction.) GND turns in the same direction.)
(Shield)
(Shield)
GND GND
Ferrite core (wind it two
turns in the same direction.)
T/A1 T/A1
T/C1 T/C1
T/A2 T/A2
CANL CANL
CANH CGND 485B 485A CANH CGND 485B 485A
Note:
Connect the slave alarm output signal to the system computer for alarm display.
In this control mode, the slave drive independently receives the pressure feedback 2 from the pressure sensor mounted on the oil channel of the slave pump.
Therefore, high-pressure without cause will never occur on the oil channel of the slave pump in the pressure control.
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