Yaskawa ∑ - II series SGMBH servo motor+SGDH servo driver

Yaskawa ∑ - II series SGMBH servo motor+SGDH servo driver

Product basic information

Product combination: Yaskawa ∑ - II series SGMBH servo motor+SGDH servo drive

Voltage level: 400V level (380-480VAC)

Power range: 22kW/30kW/37kW/45kW/55kW

Encoder: incremental/17 bit/20 bit absolute

Manual Number: SIE-S800-32.42002 Edition

Applicable: High power, high-precision positioning, speed/torque control equipment

Safety regulations (mandatory)

After power failure, wait for 5 minutes to confirm that the CHARGE light is off before operating

Grounding resistance * * ≤ 100 Ω * *, single point grounding

The motor is cooled by a fan and must be equipped with overheat protection

Prohibit direct connection of mains power to motor U/V/W

Do not plug or unplug connectors with power on (except for operators)

Installation requirements

Project requirements

Vertical installation of directional driver

Spacing up and down ≥ 50mm, left and right ≥ 10mm

Environmental temperature 0-55 ℃, no condensation, no dust

Radial/axial loads are limited by the model and cannot be overloaded

Used indoors, oil proof, waterproof and foggy

Wiring Core

1. Main circuit terminal

L1/R, L2/S, L3/T: three-phase 400V input

U. V, W: Output connected to motor

B1/B2: External braking resistor

DC24P/DC24N: Control power supply

2. CN1 (50 pin I/O core)

/S-ON (40 pins): Servo enable (low level effective)

P-OT (42)/N-OT (43): forward/reverse overtravel prohibited

/ALM-RST (44): Alarm reset

V-REF (5): Given speed analog quantity

T-REF (9): Given torque analog quantity

PULS/IGN (7/11): Position pulse command

ALM+/ALM - (31/32): Alarm output

PAO/PBO (33/35): Encoder Divided Output

3. CN2: Encoder interface

Incremental: A/B/Z signals

Absolute formula: Battery backup (BAT+/BAT -), no need to reset to zero

Control mode (Pn000.1 selection)

Speed Control (0): Analog ± 10V Given

Position control (1): Pulse train command

Torque Control (2): Analog Torque Limiting

Multi speed control (3-6): Terminal selection for 3-speed control

Mode switching (7-9/B): Position/speed/torque switching

Zero clamp position (A): Positioning lock when stopped

Core parameter system

1. Pn parameters (function/gain/gear)

table

Typical values of parameter functions

Pn000.1 Control mode selection 0/1/2

Pn100 speed loop gain 40Hz

Pn102 position loop gain -

Pn202/203 electronic gear numerator/denominator 1-65535

Pn402/403 forward/reverse torque limit 0-800%

Pn506 brake delay 0-50

2. Fn auxiliary function

Fn008: Absolute value encoder reset to zero

Fn013: Multi turn limit setting

JOG operation, origin search

3. Un monitoring

Un000: Actual rotational speed

Un005/006: I/O status, torque monitoring

Trial operation process (two-step method)

Step 1: No load trial operation

Disconnect the load and check the wiring

Operate the JOG operator and confirm the steering, noise, and vibration

Step 2: On load trial operation

connection load

Perform automatic tuning

Confirm positioning, response, and alarm

Key functions

Electronic gear: any pulse equivalent, no mechanical speed change required

Absolute value encoder: power-off memory position, no need to return to zero when turned on

Brake control: vertical axis anti drop, timing can be set

Torque limit: protect machinery and prevent overload

Auto tuning: Automatically identify load inertia and optimize gain

Overtravel protection: P-OT/N-OT hard limit

Alarm and maintenance

Alarm format: A.xx (such as A.41 undervoltage, A.81 encoder battery)

Alarm output: ALM disconnected, ALO1- ALO3 output fault code

Vulnerable parts: encoder battery, fan, braking resistor

Maintenance: Regularly check wiring, heat dissipation, grounding, and screw torque

Key issues

Question 1: What are the three main control modes of SGDH drivers? What signals are given separately?

answer:

Speed control: given by CN1-5 V-REF analog ± 10V;

Position control: given by CN1-7/11 PULS/IGN pulse train;

Torque control: Given and limited by CN1-9 T-REF analog quantity.

Switch modes based on parameter Pn000.1.

Question 2: What are the advantages of absolute value encoders? What wiring and settings should be noted?

answer:

Advantages: Save location during power outage, no need to reset to zero during startup, improving efficiency.

Wiring: * * CN1-21/22 BAT+/BAT - * * backup battery must be connected;

Setting: Pn002.2=0 Enable absolute value, use Fn008 to reset multi cycle data.

Question 3: Which pin corresponds to CN1 for servo enable, overtravel, and alarm reset? What is logic?

answer:

Servo enable/S-ON: CN1-40, low level effective;

Overtravel P-OT/N-OT: CN1-42/43, high level operation prohibited;

Alarm reset/ALM-RST: CN1-44, low level reset.