YASKAWA

AC SERVOPACK MONITOR PANEL

OPERATION MANUAL
SERVOPACK TYPES CACR-SR!_]BEK], BY[-_], BD[;]

zBefore initial operation, read these instructions thoroughly, and ietain for future reference.

YAS KAWA TOE-S800-11.3D

 CONTENTS

1. SWITCH OPERATION / 1

2. FUNCTIONS OF MONITOR PANEL / 2

3. STATUS INDICATION MODE / 3

4. SETTING MODE / 5

4.1 USER CONSTANT (DATA) SETUP AND MONITOR / 5

4.2 USER CONSTANT (MEMORY SWITCH) SETUP AND MONITOR / 7
4.3 MONITOR PANEL JOG OPERATION MODE
SELECTION AND OPERATING PROCEDURE / 10
4.4 SPEED REFERENCE OFFSET ADJUSTMENT / 12
4,5 CLEARING FAULT TRACEBACK DATA / 13
4,6 SPEED REFERENCE OFFSET MANUAL ADJUSTMENT/14
4,7 CURRENT DETECTION OFFSET MANUAL ADJUSTMENT/16
4,8 CHECK OF MOTOR PARAMETERS / 18

5, MONITOR MODE / 20

6. FAULT TRACEBACK MODE / 22

1 SWITCH .OPERATION
Fig. 1.1 shows the monitor panel. The monitor panel has various functions as
listed by modes in Par. 2. "Monitor Panel Functions" (P. 2). The functions al-
lotted to SW1 through SW4 vary with monitor panel mode. A description of
switch functions according to modes, such as in Fig. 1.2 is provided, and f. 1
through f.7 in the description show switch functions in the setup mode.
Notes:
1. The monitor panel's constant setup data are retained even after the power is turned off.
2. Even if the power is turned off after fault occurrence, the fault data is retained in memory.
Therefore, it is possible to check the fault data after the power" is turned back on.
3. The monitor mode carl be changed even during operations.

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MONITOR PANEL ,
LD1 LD2 LD3 LD4 LD5 . [

[ CODE INDICATOR

i
*
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SW 1 'SW2 SW3 sw 4 ii
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O T O.S ,TOH
Fig. 1.1 Monitor Panel

SWI SWl $ SW2

_-_ • _o, SW 2
_ ..._,,, _, SW I SW 3

_..._ SW 3
_... _,, _ SW 1 SW 4

_ ..._, SW 4
F:_ ...D_,,_
_ ..._,,
• : Indicatesthat SW2 is pressedas SW1 is pressed.

Fig. 1.2 Description of Switch Function

2 FUNCTIONS OF MONITOR PANEL
Table 2.1 shows the monitor panel functions. The status display is the default
when control power is turned ON. To change the mode, use switch SW4 as
shown in Fig. 2.1.
Table 2,1 Monitor Panel Functions
Mode Function
Various States Indication
° Base Block
State Indication o On Operation (See Par, 3.)
Mode e Fault
For details, refer to Table 1.2

Refer to "User Constant Setting." (See Par. 4.2.)

Setting Mode ., Operation (JOG) from Monitor Panel (See Par. 4,3,)
• Speed Reference Offset Adjustment (See Par. 4.4.)

Various Monitoring
• Speed
• Speed Reference
Monitor Mode ° Torque Reference
• Number of Pulses from Origin (Phase-U) (For test by YASKAWA)
• Electrical Equipment (For test by YASKAWA)
• Interior Status Bit (For test by YASKAWA) (See Par, 5.)

Alarm Traceback
Indication Mode Fault History (See Par. 6,)

I Supply Power
Control ON I

PANEL INDICATION

SW4

SW4

I J E]EE] D

Fig. 2.1 Mode Changeover

3. STATUS INDICATION MODE
When this mode is selected, the condition of Servopack is indicated with bit and
code as shown in Fig..3.1. Table 3.1 shows the bits and the conditions. Fig.
4.1 shows the function allocations of switches.

_ST--]: Becomes alarm reset switch. Alarm R. ,u'n (overcurrent) cannot

be reset.

: Changes status indication mode into setting mode.

Panel Display

*TGON

* When brake reference functions is ON (bit E of Cn-01 is set), brake reference ON/OFF
signal is displayed.

SW1 SW2 SW3

SW4

Fig. 3.1 Status Indication

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3. STATUS INDICATION MODE (Cont'd)
Table 3.1 Bit Data Contents

Bit Data Contents

Control ON Light turns ON with control power ON.

B8 Light turns ON with base block, and turns OFF with Servo ON.

TGON Light turns ON with motor rotating speed equat to or higher than
TGON level (standrad : 20 r/Tin),

tN-A Input Light turns ON with IN-A input equal to or higher than TGON level.

IN-B Input Light turns ON with IN-B input equal to or higher than TGON level.

Power Ready Light turns ON with main power ON.

Table 3.2 Codes and Status

Code Status

b b Base Block

J- (.._i_ On Operation

p I._C, Forward Running Prohibited

O_ Reverse Running Prohibited

R, t_n
UU
Alarm Contents
R. _j_ _ Refer to Table 6.1.

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4. SETTING MODE
In this mode, the following operations call be performed.

• User constant setup and monitor

• Jog operations from the monitor panel
• Speed reference offset adjustment
• Fault traceback data clearing

4.1 USER CONSTANT (DATA) SETUP AND MONITOR

The switch functions are indicated in Fig. 4.1.

Panel Display [] [] ,,_,NK

"_T/.

SETTING MODE ITEM No. _/_ DATA

II
SWl sw2

SW4 SWI SW4

Fig. 4.1 SwitchFunctionsfor UserConstantSetting

[] Set up the item number with the [-A--] , IV-I, [_-], or _ key.
• With the _ or _ key, choose a setup digit. The chosen digit then
starts blinking to indicate that its numerical value can be changed.
• With the _ or _ key, increase or decrease the numerical value until
the desired value is obtained.

[] With the _ key, display the data related to the selected item number.

[] With the [_, [_, [-_, or _ key, set up the data. (The same oper-
ation as stated in [] .)
[] Store the data with the _ key.

[] With the [.)3ATA I key, return to the item No. display state..

[] Repeat steps [] through [] as needed.

[] Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.
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4.1 USER CONSTANT (DATA) SETUP AND MONITOR (Cont'd)
Table 4.1 shows user constants (constant setting).

Table 4.1 User ConstantsCn-03throughCn-12(ConstantSetting)List

Constant Limit Limit to Shipping Remarks

User Symbol Name Unit Lower Upper SettingPrior

Speed Reference (r/min)N 0 3000 Rating/t0V SRK006

Cn-03 INBGN Adjustment Gain 10 SRK008or later

_ 20 500 40 SRK006
;_ _ Cn-04" LOOPHZ Speed Loop Gain Hz 1 SRK008 of later
o
"o Cn-05* PITIME Speed Loop integration ms 2 512 20 SRK006
Time Constant 1 10000 SRK008or later

Cn-06 EMGTRQ Emergency Stop Torque % 0 Max. Torque Max. Torque OT Mode

Cm08 TLMTF Forward Running Torque % 0 Max. Torque Max. Torque

Limit

E Reverse Running Torque

Cn-09 TLMTR % 0 Max Torque Max. Torque
Limit
8 1
Cn-13 TCRFGN Torque Reference Gain _/Rating 10 100 30
l;r
a
_- 0n-14 TCRLMT Speed
Control Limit witl_ Torque r/min 0 Max. Speed Max.Speed
1

Cn-17 TRQFIL Torque Reference Filter

Time Constant 100/_s 0 250 4

Cn-07 SFSACC Soft Start Time ms 0 10000 0

_"
E Cn-0B TGONLV Zero-speed Level r/rain 10 Max. Speed 20r/min

"_ Cn-0F ZCLVL Zero-clamp Level r/min 0 t00 10

Delay Time from Braking 10 ms 0 50 20

O Cn-12 BRKTIM Command to SVOFF

Cn-15 BRKSPD Brake Timing at Motor r/min 0 Max. Speed 100

Rotation
co
Cn-16 BRKWAI Brake Timing at Motor 10 ms 10 100 50
Rotation

Cn-0A _ PGRAT PG Division Ratio pulses/rev 1 d R_ises of_ses

_ E_e_
Numbe_
En_e_
N_
,_ Cn-11 PULSNO Number of Encoder Pulses d Pulses
Er_c0de(
Numbez 0lPdses
E_0def
NumSer
Mode Switch
Cn-0C TRQMSW (Torque Reference) % O Max. Torque 200

Cn-0D REFMSW Mode Switch r/min 0 Max. Speed 0

(SpeedReference)

Cn-0E ACCMSW Mode Switch (Motor 10 (r/rain)Is 0 3000 0

_
--
O Acceleration Detection)
Cn-10 JOGSPD JOG Speed (r/min) 0 Max. Speed 100

*In Cn-04 and Cn-05, upper/lower limit values differ according to software version number. (SRK006 and SRK008 are
software version numbers).
t In Cm0A, turn the control power ON again after setting.

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4.2 USER CONSTANT (MEMORY SWITCH) SETUP
(On-01 .to Cn-02) AND MONITOR
User constants Cn-01 and Cn-02 can be set up or checked as memory switch bits.
The procedures for item number setup and data display are the same as indicat-
ed in Par. 4.1 [] and I_1.
The, switch functions provided after bit data display are indicated in
Fig. 4.2.
When changing constants Cn-01 and Cn-02, functions become available
by turning ON control power supply again.

Panel Display

•
5] SETTING BiT NO.
Sw4

................. SWl

swt
SW3

Sw4

Fig. 4.2 SwitchFunctionsProvidedafter Bit Data Display

[] With the _ or [-_ key, enter the setup memory switch number at the
far right end of the panel.

[] With the [--6_ key, set the memory switch to ON or OFF (either switch SW2
or SW3 can be used). The panel indication comes on when the switch is
ON, and goes off when the switch is OFF.
[] Repeat steps [] and [] as needed.

[] With the _ key, return to the item No. display staCe.

[] Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.

Table 4,2 shows memory switches of user constant Cn-01, and Table 4.3
those of user constant Cn-02.

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4.2 USER CONSTANT (MEMORY SWITCH) SETUP
(Cn-01 to On-02) AND MONITOR (Cont'd)
Table 4.2 User Constant Cn-01 (Memory Switch)

Selection Bit No. Setting Conditions Standard

0 Servo ON/OFF by external input (SV-ON).
0 0
1 The servo is ON at all times.

0 The external input (SEN) is used.

1
Sequence (SP,
SBY0nf_) 1 Regardless of the SEN signal presence, the Servopack automatically 0
Input concludes that the "H" level prevails.
Selection 0 The P-OT signal prohibits forward running.
2 0
1 Forward running is permitted at all times.

3 0 The N-OT signal permits reverse running. 0

I Reverse running is permitted at all times.
0 The IN-A input is used.
4 Regardless of the IN-A input presence, the Servopack concludes that 0
Input 1 the IN-A input is 0.
Signal
Selection 0 The IN-B input is used.
5 Regardless of the IN-B input presence, the Servopaek concludes that 0
I the IN.B input is 0.
<DB stop>
0 The dynamic brake stops the motor.
6 0
<Coasting to stop>
1 The motor is freed and brought to a stop.
<DB OFF after DB stop>
0 The dynamic brake is turned OFF after the motor is stopped.
Abnormal 7 <DB continuously ON after O8 stop> 0
Stop 1 The dynamic brake remains activated after the motor is stopped.
Selection
0 The overtravel state stop method agrees with bit 6.

8"o_T <Over[ravelzerospeedstop> 0
1 In the overtravel state, the motor is stopped at the torque setting defined by
user constant Cn-06.

_" _ 0 In the overtravel state, base blocking (BB) is implemented after the motor stops.
9 0
t In the overtravel state, zero clamping is effected after zero speed stop.
<Torque reference>
Mode 0.0 Based on the torque reference level defined by user constant Cn-0C.
Switch <Speed Reference>
Selection _o_e3 0. t
D.C Based on the speed reference level defined by user constant Cn-OD. 00
(for Speed
< Acceleration >
Control t .0
only) Based on the acceleration level defined by user constant Cn-0E.
1.1 < None > The mode switch function is not provided.
Presence 0 The braking command function is not provided.
of External E 0
Brake 1 The braking command function is provided.
Overload 0 The overload alarm function is not provided.
Alarm F 0
Selection 1 The overload alarm function is provided.
Notes: 1. The abnormal stop method in the torque control mode complies with bit 6.
2. Selects the status based on the stop method selected for the overtravel state (bit 8),
3. Selects a mode switch operating condition. When the mode switch operates, the speed control mode changes
to P Control. However, this is effective for speed control only.

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 Table 4.2 User Constant Cn-01 (Memory Switch) List (Cont'd)
Selection Bit Sequence
No.I Setting Description Reference Input Signal Input Standard

Control B• A 0 • 0 <Speed control> Speed reference (IN-A) P-CON 0 • 0

Mode Auxiliary reference input
Selection • Regular speed control. (IN-B) i OFF: PI control.
• The P-CON signal (1CN-24) is used ON: P control
to effect P/PI control changeover.

0 • 1 <Zero clamp speed control> P-CON

• After the motor is stopped (ZCLVL). OFF: Zero clamp

the speed reference is disconnected function OFF
to execute Ihe zero speed stop ON: Zero clamp
function, function ON

• The P-CON signal (1CN-24) is used

to turn ON and OFF the zero clamp
function.

I• 0 <Torque controlI> Torque reference0N-A) None

• The motor output torque is controlled

by the torque reference (IN-A).
• The IN-B cannot be used.

1• 1 <Torque control I1> Torque control mode P-CON

• The P-CON signal (1CN-24) is used Torque reference 0N-B) OFF: Torque con-
for torque/speed control mode Speed limil (IN-A) trol
changeover. ON: Speed con-
trol
Torque control mode Speed control mode

• The motor output torque is controlled Speed reference (IN-A)

by the torque reference (IN-B).

• The speed limit can be entered from

Outside (IN-A). Noles:
• When the speed isoutsidethe
The IN-A voltage (+) limits both the speedcOntrolrange,Ihetorque
torward and reverse running speeds, proportionaltothe speeddiffer-
encefrom the limitis negatively
fed back to place the speed
] MOTOR SPEED I withinthe limit. Therefore,the
actualmotor rotating speed
' _ limitvarieswi_hthe load COndi-

:_'__'?_'_f • In case ot continuous regener-

ation (tension COntrol).
: Contactyour YASKAWA

t!ons.

O representative.

IN'A

Speed control mode

• The speed reference is entered from

the IN-A.

• The IN-El cannot be used.

Pc,me
I:lo=_n
hlcde 0 0, CCW: Forward Running
Seem= I CW: Forward Running
For Enc_ef 1 0 Detects an enceder error. O
On-02 E,r.
Dete_m [_"YI 1 Does not detect an encoder error•
Spare 2 to F Do not adjust.
4.3 MONITOR PANEL JOG OPERATION MODE SELECTION
AND OPERATING PROCEDURE

(1) Monitor Panel Jog Operation Mode Selection

When user constant Cn-00 is set to 00, the operations are to be controlled from
the monitor panel. The switch functions are indicated in Fig. 4.3.

Panel Display

SETTING MODE ITEM No. DATA

(SwitchFUnctions)
$W2 SWI SW2

SW4 SWI SW4

Monitor Panel Jog Operation Mode Display

Fig. 4.3 SwitchFunctionsin MonitorPanelJog OperationMode

[] Select item number 00 with the [_--_, _-], _-_ or r-_ key.
[] With the I DATA Ikey, display the data related to the selected item number.

[] With the E_], [-_, [-_ or _ key, select the number 00.

[] With the _ key, turn ON or OFF the monitor panel jog operation mode.

[] With the _ key, return to the item No. display status.

[] Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.

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(2) Monitor Panel Jog Operation Procedure
For speed reference adjustment, use user constant Cn-lO (see Par. 4.1).
The switch functions provided for monitor panel jog operations are indi-
cated in Fig. 4.4.

SWI SW3

SW2 SW4

Fig. 4.4 Switch Functions for Monitor Panel Jog Operations

[] With the [ SVON/OFF [switch, effect SVON/SVOFF changeover.

[] The motor runs in the forward direction while the [ FORWARD Ikey is held
down.

[] The motor runs in the reverse direction while the [ REVERSE Ikey is held
down.

[] The _ key is used to switch from the monitor panel jog operation mode
to the user constant Cn-00 data display status.

[] With the _ key, return to the item No. display status.

[] Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.

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4.4 SPEED REFERENCE OFFSET ADJUSTMENT
When user constant Cn-O0 is set to 01, the system enters the speed reference
offset adjustment mode. The switch functions are indicated in Fig. 4.5.

ITEM No. DATA

F..ctio@
SW2 SWt SW2

SW3 SWI SW3 .5<

lob
SW4
lab+labSWl SW4

Fig. 4.5 Speed Reference Offset Adjustment

[] Select the item number 00 with the [-_, _, _ or _-_ key.

[] With the _ key, display the data related to the selected item number.
[] With the [--_-], [7_, [_ or _ key, select the number 01.
[] Apply a-desired zero speed reference voltage between speed reference in-
put terminals IN-A and IN-B (a voltage of 0V should normally be applied).
[] With the _ key, make speed reference offset adjustment and return to
the user constant Cn-00 data display status.
With the l DATA I key, return to the item No. display status.
U Using the [-_ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.

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4.5 CLEARING FAULT TRACEBACK DATA
When user constant Cn-00 is set to 02, fault traceback data are cleared. The
switch functions are indicated in Fig. 4.6.

.. j, \ /

ITEM No. DATA

SW2 - "SWI SW2

SW3 SWl SW3 i

SW4 SWI SW4

[_ " _'_ _ "'" I_+ I_ ClearingFaultTracebackOata

Fig. 4.6 Speed Reference Offset Adjustment

[] Select the item number 00 with the _, _, [-_ or _ key.

[] With the [_ key, display the data related to the selected item number.

[] With the [_, _V], [-_ or [-_ key, select the number 02.

[] With the _ key, clear fault traceback data and return to the user con-
stant Cn-00 data display status.
[] With the _ key, return to the item No. display status.

Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.

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4.6 SPEED REFERENCE OFFSET MANUAL ADJUSTMENT
(1) Mode Setting in Speed Reference Offset Manual Adjustment

When user constant Cn-00 is set to 03, the system enters the speed reference
offset manual adjustment mode. The switch functions are shown in Fig. 4.7.

Panel Indication
n N n

SWZ $Wl SWZ

_--J '" _ _ -" _-h _ IN-A INPUT OFFSET ADJUSTMENT

/ MODE

SW3 SWI SW3 /

SW4 SWL SW4

IN-B INPUT OFFSET ADJUSTMENT MODE

Fig. 4.7 SwitchFunctionsin SpeedRefe_'ence

Offset ManualAdjustmentMode

[] Set up item number O0 with _-_, [--_-_, f-_, or _ key.

[] With the _ key, display the data related to the selected item number.

[] With the _-_, F-_, [--_, or [-_ key, select the number 03.

[] With the _ key, switch the adjustment mode.

[] With the D_A---_ key, return to the item No. display status.

[] Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.

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(2) Speed Reference Offset Manual Adjustment

Input a voltage that will obtain zero speed reference to the speed reference in-
put terminals IN-A and IN-B (Normally 0V).
The switch functions in the reference offset manual adjustment mode are
shown in Fig. 4.8.

SW3

SW2
... SW4

Fig. 4,8 Switch Functions in Speed Reference Offset

Manual Adjustment Mode

Ill While the [ FORWARD ] key is held down, the offset is added to the forward
running side.

[] While the] REVERSE ] key is held down, the offset is added to the reverse
running side.

[] Use the 1-_ key, store offset data, then enter the next mode.

Offset adjustment is performed so that the LED indication may basically be-
come zero; however, the perfect zero state of indication does not always offer
optimum adjustment. Therefore, adjust tile offset carefully, taking actual
motor motion into consideration.

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4.7 CURRENT DETECTION OFFSET MANUAL ADJUSTMENT
(t) Mode Setting in Current Detection Offset Adjustment
When user constant Cn-00 is set to 04, the system enters the current detection
offset adjustment mode. The switch functions are shown in Fig. 4.9.

Panel Indication

in B! n

SETTING MODE ITEM No. { _ DATA

SW2 SWI SW2

_-] "'" I_ [_ '" I_+ I_ U-PHASE CURRENT OFFSET

| ADJUSTMENT MODE

_ -I:_, SW3
_ -nu_,+Im
SWl SW3
_, l
U

V-PHASE CURRENT OFFSET ADJUSTMENT MODE

Fig. 4.9 Switch Functions in Current Detecrtion Offset Adjustment Mode

Ill Set up item number O0 with [--_-], [-V-I, [-_--], or _ key.

[] With the. DA[-_-A-TA-_
key, display the data related to the selected item number.
!_! With the [--_--_,_, [-_-], or _ key, select the number 03.
[] With the _ key, switch the adjustment mode.
[] With the _ key, return to the item No. display status.
[] Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.

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(2) Current Detection Offset Adjustment

The current detection offset is adjusted at the factory prior to shipment: the
user, in principal, doesn't need to adjust it.
However, if adjustment of higher accuracy is required due to a Servopack-
motor combination, perform adjustment as follows:
The switch functions in the current detection offset adjustment mode are
shown in Fig. 4.10.

SW3

SW2 SWd

Fig. 4.10 Switch Functions in Current Detection Offset Adjustment Mode

[] Rotate the motor at about 100r/min, and monitor the torque monitor termi-
nal MON1 using an oscilloscope.

[] Depressing the _ or l DOWN I key, perform adjustment so as to have a

minimum torque ripple. LED indication shows offset data.

[] With the _ key, store offset data, then enter the next mode.

[] Because torque ripple must be adjusted with a good balance between U-phase
and V-phase offsets, repeat steps [] and [] several times, to make sure of
an optimum value.

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4.8 CHECK OF MOTOR PARAMETERS
(1) Check Method of Motor Parameters

When user constant Cn-00 is set to 05, the system enters the motor parameter
check mode.

PanelDisplay n u n

_,,_oo_ ,_o. [!_ U o_

SW2 SWl SW2

_] "'" _'_N _ "'" _'_ MOTOR PARAMETER

| DISPL.AY

r<...=:_ SW3

SW4
_ ---+=_v_ SWl

SWI
SW3

SW4
[7_, n l

MODIFICATION DISPLAY

<tm
PAFIAMETER VERSION DISPLAY

_m
Fig. 4.11 SwitchFunctionsin MotorParameterCheck

[] Set up item number 00 with _-}, _-_, _-], or _ key.

[] With the _ key, display the data related to the selected item number.

[] With the _, [-_, _, or [-_ key, select the number 05.

[] With the _ key, check the motor parameter.

[] With the I DATA I key, return to the item No. display status.
[] Using the _ key, switch from the setting mode to the monitor mode.
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(2) Parameter Display
MotorParameter

F.a b c d

--_ Motor Capacity (Hexadecimal display)

(Cx 16+d)x 100 [W]
Nos, corresponding to Alphabets
A=10
b = 11 Motor Capacity Display
C=] 2 Capacity Display
d=13 200W F. D 2 "
E =14 300W F. D .._
F = 15 500w F. _ S
700W F. D
Motor Type 9oow F. _
O: M Series 1.0kW F. D F1
]: E Series 1.2kW F, _
2: S Series 1.5kW F. _ F'
4: D Series 2.0kW lt::. I
5: G Series 3.0kW F. ] E
4.4kW F. _ C
Encoder Type 6.0kW F. ::3' C
0: Incremental Eneoder
1: Absolute Encoder
2: Incremental Encoder
3: Absolute Encoder

Modification Index

N.a b c d

Modification No.

Parameter Version Display

P.a b c d

Parameter Version

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5. MONITOR MODE
In this mode, the speed reference, torque reference, and other data can be ob-
served on the monitor panel.
Table 8.1 lists the data that can be monitored. The switch functions are
indicated in Fig. 5.1.

Table 5.1 Data Monitored

Monitor No. Data Monitored

00 Feedback Speed (r/min)

01 Speed Reference (r/rain)

02 Torque Reference (%)

03 No. of Pulses from Phase-U edge (Phase-U) (For test by YASKAWA)

04 Electrical Angle (deg) (For test by YASKAWA)

05 Internal Status Bit Display (Refer to Table 5.2.) (For test by YASKAWA)

M ) ',. J _. . )

MONITORMODE MONITOR MONITORDATA

INDICATION NO.

[]
Fig. 5.1 Switch Functions in Monitor Mode

ill With the _ or _ key, select a desired monitor No.

[] With the _ key, initiate monitor display.

[] Using the _ key, return to the monitor No. selection state.

[] With the _ key, switch from the monitor mode to the fault traceback
mode.

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Table 5.2 Bit Indication of Monitor Board Un-05 Internal Status

® ®

Bit. No. Symbol •Contens

(_) SVALM Servo Alarm

(_) DBON DynamicBrake ON • .

(_) DIR ReverseRun Mode

(_) CLT Current Limit

_) TGON MotorRunning

(_) MSON Mode SwitchON

(Z) ACON AC Power Supply ON

(_) SVRDY Servo Ready

(_) B-ON Motor Under Current Conduction

(_ PA Phase-A
@ PB Phase-B

@ PC Phase-C

_) PU , Phase-U

(_) PV Phase-V SRi_BD, BE only

(_) PW Phase-W

(_ SVON ServoON

O P-CON PI Operation Input

_) P-OT Forward Running Prohibit Input

(_) N-OT Reverse Running Prohibit Input

@) SEN SEN Signal Input (-SR[_BY only)

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6. FAULT TRACEBACK MODE
In this mode, the information on past fault occurrences can be displayed.
• The information on up to 10 past fault occurrences can be stored.
• When a fault is reset or the control power is turned on, traceback data A.
99 is saved (These data are also counted as one of a total of 10 stored items
of fault information).
• For the relationship between traceback data and fault descriptions, refer to
Table 6.1. The switch functions are indicated in Fig. 6.1.

SW_ SWI SW3

FAULT TRACEBACK DATA

OCCURRENCE No. sw3

Fig. 6.1 SwitchFunctionsin FaultTracebackMode

[] With the _ or _ key, increase or decrease the fault occurrence num-

ber. The fault information related to the selected number is then displayed.
(The higher the fault occurrence number, the older the fault occurrence.)
[] With the _ key, switch from the fault traceback mode to the status dis-
play mode.

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Table 6.1 Trouble Indications with Monitor Panel and Traceback Data

Monitor Panel Indication

Detection
(Traceback Data)

Ft. ¢.,i
nni.._ Encoder transmission error (only for type SR_]BY)

Ft. _2 Parameter breakdown

Ft. ___ Main circuit detection error

Ft _ Parameter setting error

Ft '_
eu Overcurrent or heatsink overheat or ground fault

Ft. 2_ MCCB trip

Ft. _ Regeneration error

Ft. _ Overvoltage

Ft. S _ Feedback overspeed

Ft. S_ Undervoltage

Ft. ] t Momentary overload

Ft. _2 Continuous overload

Ft. 8_ Encoder error (only for type SR["}BY)

Ft. 8 ,_ Encoder backup error (only for type SR_'_!BY)

R. 82 Encoder checksum error (only for type SR'.':]BY)

Ft. 8_ Encoder battery error (only for type SR_-]BY)

Ft. _ Encoder absolute error (only for type SRE]BY)

Ft. _ Encoder overspeed (only for type SR_']BY)

Ft. b t Reference input read error

Ft. _2 External current limit read error

Ft. _ t Overrun (wrong wiring of motor circuit PG signal line)

Phase detection error

Ft. _2 (wrong wiring or disconnection of PG signal line: PU, PV, PW)

Ft. _._ PA,PB-phase disconnection of PG signal line

Ft. _ H PC disconnection of PG Signal line

Ft. _" I Open phase of power supply

Ft. _'2 Power supply rise error

CPU error (LD1 indicates [].)

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6. FAULT TRACEBACK MODE (Cont'd)
Table 6.2 User-setup Parameter Memorandam

User Constant _ Date of Change

Bit No. Contents

0 SV.ON Mask
1 SEN Mask
2 P-OT Mask
3 N-OT Mask
4 tN*A Mask
5 IN-B Mask
6 Coasting to a stop/DB stop
7 DB ON/OFF after Stop
Cn-01
8 OT Zero Speed Stop
9 Zero Clamp after OT Stop
A
' Control Mode Selection
B
C
Mode Switch Selection
D
E Braking Command Selection
F Multi-turn Data Clear
0 Reverse Rotation Mode
Cn-02
1 Encoder Error Detection
Cn-03 IN-B Input Adjustment [(r/min)/V]
Cn-04 Speed Loop Gain [Hz]
Cn-05 Speed Loop Integral Time Constant
On-06 Emergency Stop Torque
Cn-07 Soft Start Time
Cm08 Forward Torque Limit [%]
Cn-09 Reverse Torque Limit [%]
Cn-0A PG Frequency Dividing Ratio Setting
Cn-0B Zero-speed Level it/mini
Mode Switch
Cn-OC (Torque Reference) [%]

Mode Switch it/mini

Cn-OD (Speed Reference)

Mode Switch [10 (r/rain)Is]

Cn-0E (Motor Acceleration Detection)
Cn-0F Zero-clamp Level it/rain}
Cn-10 JOG Speed [r/min]
Cn-ll Number of Encoder Pulses [pulses/rev]

Cn-12 Delay
Brake Time from
Reference (x 10 ms)

Torque Reference [1/10 V Rated Torque)

Cn-13 Gain
Cn-14 Speed Limit [r/rain}
Cn-t5 Brake Timing (Speed) [r/min] J

Cn-16 Brake Timing (Time) it/rain] I

Cn-17 Torque Reference Filter ix 100 #s] I

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