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Configuration The ACR7000 requires a short set up process before motion or programming is possible. PMM assists the user with these settings in a step-by-step configuration wizard. The user is prompted to input key application information such as motor model number, mechanical scaling, limits conditions, etc. The configuration process is completed with the download of the System Code.
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PC applications and constructing drivers. HMI Based Applications Parker Xpress and InteractX HMI families include a built-in driver for communications with the ACR7000. The Acroloop CIP Ethernet driver supports exchange of flag/bit data, 32-bit integers and floating parameters and ASCII strings.
Protective Circuits The ACR7000 drive/controllers include several built-in protective circuits listed below. Protection Circuit Short Circuit Motor Input Power Control Power Enable Input Motor Output Over-Voltage Motor Input Power 30VDC Control Power 30VDC Enable Input 30VDC Over-current Motor Input Power...
Mechanical Installation Environment & Cooling The ACR7000 operates in an ambient temperature range of 0°C (32°F) to 50°C (120°F) ambient air temperature. The drive can tolerate atmospheric pollution degree 2. Only dry, non-conductive pollution is acceptable. Therefore, it is recommended that the drive be mounted in a suitable enclosure.
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Mounting Guidelines The ACR7000 drive/controllers are vented products. To prevent material spilling into the drive, mount it under an overhang or in a suitable enclosure. ACR7000 products are made available under “Restricted Distribution” for use in the “Second Environment” as described in the publication EN 61800-3 ed2.0.
Electrical Installation Installation Safety Requirements ACR7000 series meets the requirements of both the European LVD (Low Voltage Directive) and EMC (Electromagnetic Compliance) directives when installed according to the instructions given within As a rule, it is recommended that the drive/controller is installed in an enclosure to protect it from atmospheric contaminants and to prevent operator access while power is applied.
ACR7000 Stepper User Guide Connectors CAUTION: Before inserting or removing any connectors or wires, always remove power from the unit. Front View Connector Function Encoder Inputs Axis 0-3 Motor Outputs, Axis 0-3 CTRL Control Power Input MTR +24V Motor Power Inputs...
Input Power Connections Separate power inputs are required for the motors and control power. Motors power inputs are shared by two motors. Control Power is necessary for all logic and communication. Removable mating connectors are provided with the product. CAUTION: Before inserting or removing any connectors or wires, always remove power from the unit. Input Power Requirements Connector Input Power...
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ACR7000 Stepper User Guide Control Power Connector Specifications Description Specification Connector Type Removable screw terminal Terminals Pitch 0.200 in (5.08 mm) Wire range 12-24 AWG (0.34-2.5 mm2) Wire strip length 0.3 in (7-8 mm) Torque 5 in–lbs nom. (0.5 N-m)
Motor Output Connectors The Motor power connectors provide output power to the two phase stepper motors. The number of activated motor connectors is dependent on the controller configuration. Each Motor connector is dedicated to a specific AXIS object that controls the output signal. CAUTION: Before inserting or removing any connectors or wires, always remove power from the unit.
ACR7000 Stepper User Guide Encoder Feedback Connectors The Encoder feedback connectors provide inputs for incremental encoders. Each encoder connector is dedicated to a specific ENCODER object that can be assigned to axes within the software. Signal Earth Earth Encoder Connector Specification...
Inputs are pulled up to 24V supply. Sink the inputs to ground to assert. Four sinking outputs are available to the user. Total current of 1 amp is available using 24VDC from PIN 19. Parker breakout modules VM26-PM can be used for easy access to these pins. I/O - 0...
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ACR7000 Stepper User Guide I/O Connector Specification I/O Connector Description Specification Connector Type 26-Pin-D-Subminiature(female socket) Manufacturer KYCON or equivalent KYCON Part Number K66X-A26S-NR I/O Connector Specification -Mating Connector Description Specification 26-pin, high density D-sub, 3-row (male Connector Type connector) Manufacturer...
The Motion Enable Input MUST be connected to 24VDC in order to enable/power the motors. The input is considered active when 24 VDC is applied to PIN 17 of I/O connector 0. If the input goes inactive, that inactive state is latched and the ACR7000 reacts by doing the following: Disabling the drives •...
ACR7000 Stepper User Guide Stepper Drive Operation The integrated stepper drives in the ACR7000 are configured using the Configuration Wizard in Parker Motion Manager Software. The necessary flags and parameters are included in the controller configuration and downloaded as part of the user project along with scaling, limits, program memory settings, etc. The following provides detail about these drive settings how the drives operate.
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P7938= 1.5 : REM User Maximum motor current (Amps) Standby Current In order to reduce the overall temperature of the motor, the user can specify a reduced motor current to be applied while the motor is idle. Standby Current Percentage parameter is the percent of the user selected maximum motor current that current should drop to after the standby period has elapsed.
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