YASKAWA ELECTRIC VS-626MT

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Part Number VS-626MT
Manufacturer YASKAWA ELECTRIC
Category AC Spindle Drive
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Yaskawa VS-626MT AC Spindle Drive (Type CIMR-MT)

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AC SPINDLE DRIVE VS-626MT ( TYPE CIMR-MT ) CONTENTS 1 . SPECIFICATION 2.,INTERFACE 3 . PROTECTIVE FUNCTION 4 . ORIENTATION UNIT 5 . DEMENSIONS DIAGRAMS 6 . CONNECTION DIAGRAMS ELEMEMTARY 7 . DIAGRAMS 8 . EXTERNAL TERMINAL LIST 9 . ADJUSTMENT 10 . LOCATIONS OF POTS AND CHECK POINTS 11 . BLOCK DIAGRAM AND WAVEFORMS AT CHECKS POINTS 12 . TROUBLE SHOOTING 1 . SPECIFICATIONS TYPE CIMR-MT7.5K CIMR-MT11K CIMR-MT15K Nominal Rating 7.5KW 11KW 15KW Applicable Continous 5 .5KW 7 .,5KW 11KW Motor 30 Minutes 7 .5KW 11KW 15KW Power Supply 3 Phase 50/60HZ 200/220V (±10%) 60 HZ 240V (+5%,-15%) Power Supply Capacity 12KVA 18KVA 22KVA Main Circuit 3-Phase full wave rectification Transistorized PI4M Inverter Maximum Output Voltage 160'1 Maximum Peak Output 55A 18011 100A Current 60 Sec . Rated Output Current 45A I65A 85A Speed Control Range 1 :100 Constant Output Range 1 :3 Rated Speed 4500 RPM or 6000 RPM Speed pad ±0 .5% 100% Load Fluctuation luctuation Fluctuatit-n ffset 0.1% at 10 to 100% Speed Acceleration 0.5 to 6 .5 sec . (every 0.5 sec) Deceleration Operating and Braking Reversing Operation and regenerative Methods Braking Cooling Method Fan Cooled Type Ambient -10 to 80% relative humidity) Temperature +45°C (Under 2 . INTERFACE 2 .1 INPUT INTERFACE Rated Speed Reference ±10V DC Input Resistance 15K Ohms Running Signal +12V Run OV Stop Torque Limit +12V Low Torque OV Nigh Torque 2 .2 OUTPUT INTERFACE Zero Speed Detection Contact closes when the motor speed drops to 1% or lower than the rated speed Speed Agreement when the motor Contact closes Detection speed is within ±15% of the commanded speed Excessive Deviation Contact closes when the motor Detection speed drops to 50% or less of the commanded speed . Trouble Detection Contact closes or opens when any trouble is detected . when the Overload Detection Contact closes current goes over the set current limit . Speed Detection Contact closes when the speed drops under the set speed Speed 1mA meter Meter Drive One way swing DC (Full scale Max . speed) at PROTECTIVE FUNCTIONS 3 . OC Checks the Main DC Current and protects the Power Transistors OL Checks the Main AC Current and protects the Moter and Power Transistors . OV DC Voltage and protects Checks the Main the Power Transistors . OS Checks Motor Speed and protects the the Motor and the Machine . FU (Fuse Detects if the Main fuse has blown Blown) UV (Under Checks the DC Power source for the Voltage) Control Circuits . 4 . ORIENTATION UNIT (Option for Machining Centers) 1) Positioning Accuracy- ±0.5mm or; less 2) Position Detector a . Sensor FS-200 (joint type) or FS-1378 (separate type) b . Magnet MG-1378 t E z In O 65 W 1 a: tr) N V V) V7 '- Z. 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Open 23, 25 Spindle Condition Dete- Normal condition : ction Control 23, Abnorm of spindle control circuit abnormal 24 Spindle Detection condition : Detection Closed 33, 32 Speed Reference Input 32 is connected to OV, 33 is connected to speed reference (±1OV) 13, 14 Resolver Input 14 is connected to OV, 13 to resolver terminal C, and 14 to F . A connected to OV, 9 to resolver terminal A, 9, 10 ~esolver Phase Exci- `10 is ftation land 10 to 0 . U oC 11 Resolver Phase B Exci- ~11 to resolver terminal B tation 0 z 0 E and ground it . 12 ;Grounding Connect E to resolver terminal U 1OmA 6, 7, 8 t12V Output 7 is OV common,. 6 is ±12V, 8 is -12V . can be supplied . Usable for speed setting, etc . When +12V 50, torque limit is ineffe- 50 Torque Limit is applied to . ct interlock is not ineffect 37 Start Interlock When +12V is applied to 37 (CON-() External Terminal List Terminal Name Description Symbol 51, 52 Output for Tachometer I DC 1mA with 52 negative and 51 positive . 44, 45 Zero Speed Detection and 44 45 are closed, when speed is detected . 47, 48 Speed agreement Detec- are 47 and 48 closed, when speed agrees with tion command . 42, 43 Excessive Deviation When 42 and 43 are closed, excessive deviation Detection is detected . 49 Speed agreement for When 49 is OV, speed conforms . Orientation 46 Zero speed for Orien- When 46 is OV, zero speed is detected . tation Torque reference to Orientation U 16 Torque reference from U Orientation J 0 F- z Speed reference to o U Orientation Speed reference from Orientation FOR TYPO YS-626 A.C . SPINDLE DRIVE Instructions for Removal and Installation of the Spindle Drive Circuit Boards 1 . Shut off the Control and turn off Main the Power Switch 2 . Open the door to the Spindle Drive Cabinet 3 . Remove the clear plastic cover on Spindle the Drive . 4 . Make a list of all the wires onto the terminal strips on both the large and small boards on the spindle drive . These strips are located on the left side of both boards and also there are some small terminals on the bottom of the small board . 5 . Remove all wires from the board to be replaced *CAUTION : Insure that your wire list is complete and correct before removing any wi res 6 . Remove all ribbon connectors and if necessary remove the connector with the yellow wires at the top of the large board (it has 5 straight pins in a row) 7 . If the large board is to be removed : At the top of the board there are 2 pairs of Red and White wires (the wires are wound together as a twisted pair) Trace these back to their white connectors and pull the connectors apart . *NOTE : These plugs are labeled and I 2 . 3 . The small board is held down by plastic squeeze tabs . To remove the board, squezze the tabs together with a pair of needle-nose pliers while gently lifting the board . When the board is free, lift it gently away ,and set it aside . *CAUTION : When handling circuit boards ensure that they are set on a not wet surface . If possible set them on plastic of some sort . 9 . The large board is nonnally held down by 9 screws,8 of which are located on the outside edge of the board . The remaining screw is located in the very middle of the board . Remove the screws and gently lift the board free . 10 . To install the new boards simply reverse the above procedure . All of the Ribbon cables and all of the connectors are keyed fit only to in one direction in their appropriate sockets . Ensure that all of the wires on are the terminal strip in their proper location and that they are tightly screwed down . If you have any questions or problems please : call YASNAC Service Department Phone Number (312) 564-0806 Please return the bad boards to : YASNAC America Inc . Attn : Field Service Doe-partnent 305 Era Drive Northbrook, Illinois 6M$2 Q . ADJUSTMENT Adjustment of Reference 1 . Speed means are found on the JPAC-C026 (A part with a parenthesis (C means part a parenthesis are found on the JPAC-C051 with ADJUSTMENT SYMBOL FUNCTION 1RH(A) OFFSET adjustment Adjust CH4(A) within ±3mV when speed of speed reference reference is ,zero . W(A) maximum 2RH(A) LIMIT adjustment Adjust the of speed reference speed reference . ICCW Normally set full CW . Speed Reference 3RH(A) GAIN adjustment of Adjust the CH4(A) to +6.OOV at 100% forward reference forward speed reference . 4RH(A) GAIN adjustment Adjust the of CH4(A) to -6.OOV ±3% at reverse reference 100% reverse speed reference . 2 . Adjustment of Speed Feedback SYMBOL FUNCTION ADJUSTMENT 6RH(C) ZERO adjustment of Adjust CH3(C) within ±3mV when speed feedback is zero . 5RH(C) GAIN adjustment of Adjust CH3(C) to ±6 .OOV at rated speed feedback (- : forward, -F : reverse) 3 . Adjustment of Speed SYMBOL FUNCTION ADJUSTMENT NFB(C) Adjust Adjustment of Speed to rated speed at rated speed reference . there If is a difference between forward and reverse, adjust by 4RH(A) . 1RH(C) OFFSET adjustment If there a forward and is difference between of Speed reverse at low speed, adjust so they are equal . 4 . Adjustment of Exciting Current SYMBOL FUNCTION ADJUSTMENT 8RH(C) Adjustment of excitation current Adjust the CH6(C) and CH7(C) to ±3V peak . CH6 _+3V ONH7 -3V 90° el . 5RH(A) Adjustment of Adjust the excitation current at zero speed minimum excitation reference and zero torque reference . current 6RH(A) Inclination adjust- ment of excitation 100% current against speed 6RHI Im- 5RH --> Absolute Speed 7RH(A) Inclination adjust- ment of excitation current against - ---------%" 100.1 secondary current 7RH IM 55-RRHu ;" Absolute Secondary Current of Basic 5 . Adjustment Circuit SYMBOL FUNCTION ADJUSTMENT ±O-1V 2RH(C) Voltage Adjust so is +12.OOV adjustment of CHI(A) DC supply (+12V) ±O-1V 3RH(C) Voltage adjustment of Adjust so CH3(A) is -12.OOV DC supply (-12V) 7RH(C) Frequency adjustment Adjust so CH11(C) is 144KHZ ±1% of logic circuit 11RH(C) Balance adjustment of Adjust so that of -res . voltage is the resolver excitation same level as 13 -res . voltage . voltage f :9KHZ±l ;~ I 9 d-res . 0Ilk 10 0° lec . 11 H . /3 -res 12 19RH(C) Offset of Adjust remove the DC component from adjustment to phase oCcurrent amp the AC output current . 20RH(C) Offset adjustment of phase /3 current amp to the 16RH(C) Carrier frequency Adjust to 2KHZ-3KHZ according adjustment of PWM specification . not used . 17RH(C) Carrier frequency Usually this function is adjustment of PWM Set full CCW . 18RH(C) against speed minute T Adjust Ito 125% of the 30 LIMIT Level adjustment of (C) current limit rated current . SLIP Slip frequency FREQ(C) adjustment 4RH(C) Slip frequency i adjustment against speed Adjust to 105% of the 30 minute 12RH(C) Current level adjust- rated current . ment of OVERLOAD detection Cont . 5 . SYMBOL ADJUSTMENT FUNCTION 13RH(C) Adjust to 60-120 sec . according to Time adjustment of . detection specification OVERLOAD of rated IORH(C) Level adjustment of Adjust to 110% speed . Over Speed detection of rated voltage 15RH(C) Level adjustment of Adjust to 84% . Low Voltage detection 6 . ADJUSTMENT SYMBOL FUNCTION 9RH(A) Adjust within 1% of rated speed . Level adjustment of zero speed detection commanded speed AGREE(A) Adjust to x_15% of Level adjustment of speed agree detection commanded speed at low IORH(A) of Adjust to -.15% of Offset adjustment speed agree detection speed range . (-15%) commanded speed I1RH(A) adjustment of Adjust to 1-15% of the Offset . speed agree detection at low speed (+15%) Adjust to 50% of the commanded speed DEV-A(A) Level adjustment of detection deviation 7 . ADJUSTMENT SYMBOL FUNCTION TIME(A) of acc/dec Selection time limit 100% speed reference T is equal to the time set by the . DIP switch 44 T 7 . Cont . SYMBOL FUNCTION ADJUSTMENT 8RH(A) Level adjustment of Normally the current is not limited during current limit at deceleration . (8RH is set full CCW) to But if the load has a large and a deceleration inertia large current flow circuit through braking at deceleration, 8RH adjusted to should be reduce the current . 8 . FUNCTION ADJUSTMENT SYMBOL METER(A) Scale adjustment of Adjust the tachometer at rated speed . ammeter should be Tachometer A 1ma DC full scale used for the tachometer . Adjust rated . NDET(A) Level adjustment of to 10-30% of speed (0.6V-1 .8V at CH8(A) ) speed detection If the speed goes under the set level, . terminals 40 and 41(A) will be closed IDET(A) Level adjustment of Adjust to 0-200% of rated 300 ) current detection current . If current goes over set level, terminals 200 38 & 39(A) will close . 100 10 5 IDET adjustment of Can adjust 10-100% of rated current when ILIM(A) Level current limit 12V is applied at terminal 50(A), otherwise it is set by TLIM. 10 Locations of Pots and Check Points 1 . Control Board rrrm-~+no"ntnar rte~ttutru~ :u 1 t . ~~ " r SLIP FRE61 rrto CHI _ .1p .i tt TLIMIT Z ' 1 1 . . f"~1 _CH-3 8 CH4 . r IRH to 1 . CH 5 CH6 c i: ~ ~\ "ntttt" fi~:it ' '~C~tlsan a-RH ds :ILUtt~.~. ,1y tt ~RH '111 ~ t'uN t tt>~tum.~ttn~t 6H r7 ~7*..'ii _irrt R' moo olt 2H ,,I<  - tttitt~ =stn r Hill gRH Solo LH12 unttuu CHt3 till r FOR CHI RH R J I I r IZRN t qtr r 1 r i .l Ijn'!t1 t . . t ;~+RH n~nt IS r 06RH ~"~utt~s1~11it ~sau*I :"C tttTi ~littll l RN Moll y ~wu 2ORH mui ,1 rl~" .. .. i~" f a as 1 _ I~III 2 . Auxiliary Board DET N L ; D=T .-: JPAC-CO=s 3 cow -" CTCOOSOIO I I II I . II I -!I IIi` -~Iloffl .0.9c CH I K T Idc o_SO23 iLCr HL 1! c its 1! CH .r Cr+ Lh" . s il, ~= ~Nc i .M_ ._." "" ~ i got 4.461 1141-4 . ~! lI CH ' " r ~ r. r :: ao ]:U ITV W .2-C [12 :IE02 Y "KC ~~ CD==0 49 so so Block Diagram -%nd waveforms at` necks points ; V ~+ u 1 yr ~v r- s ~ I o 1 , o[ a1 . w = I ~p 01 1 rl L 1 z 4 T I Z . TROUBLE SHOOTING Trouble Check Item IIS alarm 1 . Check the resolver wiring The figure at the right shows the wave form between terminals 13 and 14 (C) 2 . Check the speed reference from N/C (Terminal 33 (A)), output AMP (CH 3(A)) of speed (CH4(A)) and speed feed back alarm 2 . QL Check the if specifications of the drive load to see it exceeds the unit 2 . Check the starting and stopping operation frequency OV alarm 3 . 1 . Adjust 8RH(A) if it occures during deceleration 2 . Check the AC Supply Main Voltage 3 . Check the Power Transistors and wiring of the braking circuit When the power turned on immediately after it has been turned is off . There is a chance that the OV alarm will appear so wait three or four minutes before turning on again 4 . QC alarm 1 . Check the six Main Power Transistors for shorts or 2 . Check the output circuit (including the motor) excessive impedance to ground 5 . FU alarm See Item 4 6 . Motor does not indicated refer to there are any alarms Check the alarm Leds if start items 1 through 5 2 . from N/C (Terminal 33(A)), the output Check the speed reference (A)) of AMP (CH4 (A)) and the speed feed back (CH3 speed (A) should be 12V) 3 . Check the start interlock signal (Terminal 37 4 . Check the wiring of resolver and motor 1 . Check the resolver wiring 7 . "Z-SPD" doesn't 2 . -Adjust 1RH(A) and / or,6RH(C) come at zero speed 8 . Adjust 1RH(A) and / or 6RH(C) "Agree" doesn'-t 1 . come when speed is correct circuit Check the Power Transistor in the braking 9 . The thermal relay ' 1 . in the braking 8RH (A) circuit trips 2 . Adjust ring deceleratio ORIENTATION UNIT (TYPE JPAC-C050) Specifiction 1 . Item Specification Terminal Supply Single-phase (-15A-+10%) . . . Power 200/220V 200V . R1-T 50/60Hz 220V . . . . R2-T DC Power Supply DC 12V ±10% 50mA (For Type FS-200) -12V(Black) . . .4 For Magnetic Sensor OV(Red) . . . . 16 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- DC 15V ±10% 50mA (For Type FSD-1378) OV(C) . . . . . . 16 -15V(B) . . . . . 15 Connect 4 to 15 Command 1 Orientation On at orientation start Gear Position On 2 when in Low Gear Off when in High Gear Speed Reference ±6V/±100% speed 17 Reference -3V/+100% Torque 8 Zero Speed Detection On at zero speed 7 ;peed Agree Detection "L" at speed agree 6 'osition Detection 6V p-p-16V p-p 13(+) 14(-) )ri entation Speed :eference 12 rientation Torque 11 eference rientation Conculsio Contact closes when orientation is finished 9 10 Lion Speed 0-2.2% of rated speed in H gear Range 0-8.8% of rated speed in L gear circumference 120mm,0' )sitioning Accuracy ±0 .5mm or less on the Connection Diagram 2. Box (V~-626 xc MT) 1 1 peed 1 i 'eference A i i 1 f Orientation Unit i 1 i 1 NRer i t JPDC-C050 i 1 Orientation 11 i rRt~2 t Command I .Gear Selection ? TRS 1 $ 7~ / `17' i i I t5 F24") " Zero Speed t 1 I Orientation I 1 Conclusion 1 1 i tr 1 t t 10 Black B~ 14 (- trv) . Connect 15 to 4 when Blocl Base 6 c-isv) using FS-1378 iZEjff" EMI I ll E w 14 t-t MagnetSensor FS Whit 8 -200 MagnericSensor ~z FS- FS-1378 IFAC-Cado ZOO 150 Green A White p 14 (D ,s (- IV~) WW I Red c I&cor) Power Supply (/0) ~,4 sc=/loxz ~4 Co`rinect 15 to k ftK ~ ~i "tl !C ti 00 O v o W W d. W F- 0 37l W O V o ,'4 f V J C O 4 .r H Z N w V W E "r m o a v Z 'Z N Z ~ ~ ~ W V1 F- Q V > Z w far ... w = J 1' 5 Adjustable Pots Check Pins Terminals Holes for MTG Screw Dimension Diagram of Orientation Unit ADJUSTMENT 4 .- Adjustment symbol b Function LEVEL Move the motor in the forward direction slowly and chech the waveform at CHK4 . If the isn't 20Vp-p voltage ±0.5V, adjust Level to correct it . Level adjustment of posi- Ifthe waveform is like (b) : terminals 13, should be 14 switched tion detection ±0.5V 20V i (a) Correct Waveform Waveform ORIENT. SP Motor speed (not spindle speed) should be set over 30rpm in orientation mode . Orientation Seed Setting Example Speed adjustment in orien- NH Max . rated speed in H gear)= 4500rpm tation mode N REF (Max . rated speed reference )= 6V N OR (orientation speed)=50rpm . NOR Orientation Speed= NREF * 20V * Reference (CHK1) 50 x2011 .33 6 * 4500 . EH GAIN Adjust the gain, so there is no hunting when the spindle it stops L . GAIN orientation position . Adjust H . Gain in H gear Gain,adjustment of servo Adjsut L . Gain in L gear loop adjust so the spindle position coincides BIAS Select L gear range, orientation position . Fine djustment of with the proper orien- tation position spindle position coincides with FRICTION Select H gear range, adjust so . 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