Rexroth Servo Drives Programming:: Page 1 of 56
Rexroth Servo Drives Programming:: Page 1 of 56
Rexroth Servo Drives Programming:: Page 1 of 56
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Gains Page 36
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Table of content cont.
APPENDIX Page 43
Troubleshooting PAGES 51 – 54
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1.0 Rexroth Servo drives set-up/configuration:
To initially communicate with the servo drive, set the engineering IP address manually
through the drive keypad. Access parameter 2.3.7 to enter the IP address used to allow the
computer the ability to communicate with the Servo Drive. The procedure is a follows:
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With the display blinking the servo drive indicates it is in program mode. Access the parameter below to
enter the IP Address.
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2.0 ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATION:
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TO PING THE DRIVE:
Type PING then enter the drive Ethernet address and hit enter.
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3.0 START REXROTH INDRAWORKS SOFTWARE:
Use latest version 9.12.331.0. From Windows Start Menu See path below:
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Start a new project:
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FROM REXROTH SOFTWARE, IN THE PROJECTS MENU, SCAN FOR DEVICES;
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Choose “IndraDrive (Ethernet)”:
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Enter IP address of Drives to be Scanned:
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Drives that are online will show up in the dialog box below:
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To get online with a particular drive, highlight the particular drive desired and do the following:
To make edits Online find the “Start Parameterization Level 1” option and click. This option becomes
visible when Online.
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BLACK-
OFFLINE
BLUE-
ONLINE
RED-ONLINE
FAULTED
FA
The color of the drive names above indicates the status of the drive. The COLOR codes are as follows:
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4.0 LOAD DEFAULT DRIVE PARAMETERS:
This is done to clear the memory to assure a clean start on the project
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LOAD DRIVE PARAMETERS FROM EXISTING PROJECT:
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Set to EtherNet/IP.
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Set Communication to PLC IP Address from “Master Communication” project tree:
Set Language to English. Parameter P265 (or S265) is where desired language is set:
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Set SERVO Node to be the last 3 digits of IP ADDRESS. Change Parameter P4025 for SERVO Node:
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SET UP INDIVIDUAL SERVO MOTOR PARAMETERS, COMMUNICATIONS, OPERATION AND MOTOR
DATA :
Open Axis:
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SET UP REAL-TIME INPUT (AT) PARAMETERS:
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SET UP REAL-TIME OUTPUT (MDT) PARAMETERS:
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MOTOR, BRAKE, MEASURING SYSTEM SETTINGS:
Motor:
W/Rexroth motor this information will automatically be read from motor by the servo drive:
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W/Rexroth motor this information will automatically be read from motor by the servo drive:
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Brake:
W/Rexroth motor this information will automatically be read from motor by the servo drive:
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Setting of Motor Encoder:
W/Rexroth motor this information will automatically be read from motor by the servo drive:
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Data Reference Motor Encoder:
W/Rexroth motor this information will automatically be read from motor by the servo drive:
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SET SCALING/MECHNICAL SYSTEM:
Scaling/Units:
Typical Scaling:
Modulo for resettable positioning; used in applications like Splitter Flight Bar where there is infinite
travel in one direction.
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Scaling/Units Extended:
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Scaling/Units Extended:
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Mechanical Gear:
Set to twice expected max travel. How far load travels w/on rev of gear box
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LIMIT VALUES:
Typically “Negative position limit value” will be -10. This is the Home position -10.
“Positive position limit value” is determined by moving to the furthest forward position and recording
the Actual Position. The axis must be “Homed” before setting Positive Limits for the Actual Position to
display the correct value. Drive must be “Disabled” for changes to take effect.
To move to Positive and Negative position for Setting Limits and Homing from a Laptop see next page.
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SETTING LIMITS AND HOMING (from Laptop):
This screen is used to move the axis to the Positive and Negative (Home) Position:
Engineering Port To take command of Axis click “Start Easy Startup Mode” then click “Enable”.
With the Axis in the “Home” Position click “Drive Controlled Homing”.
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Torque/Force Limits:
*Adjust Hoist Torque/Force limits as low as possible for down travel to limit force available during crash
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DRIVE CONTROL / AXIS CONTROL:
GAINS:
Velocity Loop Proportional Gain: The lower the number the tighter the control. Typically proper setting
is derived by adjusting the number downward until oscillation is detected then increase the number
until oscillation is no longer seen.
Position Loop Proportional Gain: Higher the number the tighter the control. Typically proper setting is
derived by adjusting the number upwards until oscillation is detected then lower the number until
oscillation is no longer seen.
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Axis Control Settings:
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Axis Control Settings:
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OPERATIONAL MODE / DRIVE HALT:
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SAFETY SETTINGS:
CATION: Decel must be set steep enough to stop axis before safety relay has timed out! Removing
power to the safety inputs before the axis has stopped allows the axis to free-wheel to the end of
travel.
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SAVING DRIVE PARAMETERS:
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LOADING PARAMETERS IN MMC CARD:
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APPENDIX:
Here is the procedure for sending the actual position to the clamp motors (retained in the PLC), after
power-up:
1) Add parameter S-0-0052 to the Ethernet I/P ring. This value will be written to the actual
position when you perform the home command on this axis (P-0-4077, bit 2, control word).
2) Uncheck all the “Positive stop as zero switch” box. When homing ends select “Stop”.
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B: Scaling Data From Mechanical Engineering:
Note the new Rotate data based on 114 gear teeth/24 pinion teeth:
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S-0-0121, Input rev of load gear n1 1
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C: POWER UP/DOWN SEQUENCE:
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POWER SUPPLY DISPLAY STATUS CODES:
Ab = “Control Voltage On” and “Power On” (ready for “Drive Enable”).
AF = “Control Voltage On”, “Power On”, and “Drive Enabled” w/Torque waiting for command.
DEFINITIONS:
“Control Voltage On” status is achieved by applying 24VDC on terminals 24V and 0V of Power Supply
and Servo Drive control section.
“Power On” status is achieved by closing the circuit between terminals 6 and 7 of terminal group X32 on
the Servo Drive control section.
“Drive Enable” status is turned on when the PLC writes to the Servo Drive control word P-0-4077 and
sets bit 15 to equal 1.
“Safe Torque Off” status is achieved by opening the circuit to terminal 3 and closing the circuit to
terminal 2 of terminal group X41 on the Servo Drive control section.
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D: TROUBLE SHOOTING
Axis Status:
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Typical Drive Fault Codes and causes:
F2060 – “Under Voltage In Power Section”: Typically caused by enabling Drives with Power Section off or
with 3 Phase Supply off.
F2174 – “Loss of Motor Encoder”: Clear position status, then set absolute measure (home), then cycle
power.
F3131 – “Error when checking Input Signals”: Check Safety wiring at Drive Inputs X41.
F6029 – “Positive Position Limit Exceeded”: The axis has traveled beyond programmed limits. Clear error
then Enable Power Supply, then enable the Drive, then give a command value that calls for a move to a
location that is within programmed travel limits.
F6030 – “Negative Position Limit Exceeded”: The axis has traveled beyond programmed limits. Clear
error then Enable Power Supply, then enable the Drive, then give a command value that calls for a move
to a location that is within programmed travel limits.
F8022 – “Encoder Signal Incorrect”: The encoder cable may be defective. Less likely cause is defective
Drive Control Section. Move axis with caution after this fault as the axis may need to be re-homed. This
error (after the problem has been corrected) must be cleared in “Parameter Mode” from the Indaworks
software or from the Drive Keypad with the Power Supply Off.
F8023 – “Mechanical Link W/Encoder”: Caused by loose of connection between Encoder and Drive
Control Section. Power Supply must be Off to clear error after problem has been corrected.
F8027 – “Drive Enable With Safe Off”: Caused by attempting to enable drive with Safe Off mode
enabled.
F8060 – “Over current in Power Section”: Typically caused by short in motor or motor cable. If motor
and cable are OK Drive Control Unit may be defective. Test by disconnecting motor and see if fault
clears. If not disconnect cable from Drive Power Section (A1,A2,A3) and see if fault clears.
F8260 – “Torque/Force command value limit active”: Can be caused by Torque/Force limits set to low or
the axis has crashed into something.
REFER TO INDRAWORKS HELP FOR ADDITIONAL FAULT CODES INFORMATION AS SHOWN ON NEXT
PAGE:
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Choose “Troubleshooting Guide”:
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Choose appropriate category below:
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E: CONTROL WORD DEFINITIONS
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P-0-4078, Field bus: status word (Drive to PLC)
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