YASKAWA PG-W2 Manual
YASKAWA PG-W2 Manual

YASKAWA PG-W2 Manual

Dual encoder feedback option card

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1. Part Number: PG-W2.
2. Applicability: F7, G7, GPD515/G5.
3. Introduction: The PG-W2 dual encoder feedback option card supports two encoder (pulse train) inputs and one pulse train
output. The terms encoder, PG (pulse generator), and pulse train are used interchangeably in this guide. The PG-W2 can be
used for the standard software function "Motor 2 Selection" or with several custom (CASE) software titles. The specific custom
(CASE) software installed in the drive determines the exact functionality of the two encoder inputs and pulse train output. The
PG-W2 card is mounted on the drive's control board as shown in Figure 1. The following example illustrates how the PG-W2
is used in conjunction with Electronic Lineshaft software:
Input 1: Follower encoder used for Electronic Lineshaft control and for vector control of the follower motor.
Input 2: Master encoder (pulse train) source used for Electronic Lineshaft control.
Output: Selectable from either input to be used for other followers.
4. Receiving: All equipment is tested against defect at the factory. Report any damages or shortages evident when the
equipment is received to the commercial carrier who transported the equipment.
5. Cautions:
a.
Hazardous voltage can cause severe injury or death. Lock all power sources feeding the drive in the "OFF" position.
b.
This option card uses CMOS IC chips. Use proper electrostatic discharge (ESD) protective procedures when
handling the card to prevent I.C. damage or erratic drive operation.
c.
If other option cards are to be installed at the Option C (2CN) or Option D (3CN) positions (See Figure 2), their
installation and wiring should be completed before installation of the PG-W2 card.
Before installing the PG-W2, a technically qualified individual, who is familiar with this type of equipment and the
d.
hazards involved, should read this entire installation guide.
Figure 1. PG-W2 Dual Encoder Feedback Card
Dual Encoder Feedback Option Card
Figure 2. PG-W2 Option Card installation
Yaskawa Electric America, Inc. – www.drives.com
PG-W2
IG.AFD.61, Page 1 of 6
Date: 07/01/04, Rev: 04-07

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  • Page 1 (CASE) software installed in the drive determines the exact functionality of the two encoder inputs and pulse train output. The PG-W2 card is mounted on the drive’s control board as shown in Figure 1. The following example illustrates how the PG-W2 is used in conjunction with Electronic Lineshaft software: Input 1: Follower encoder used for Electronic Lineshaft control and for vector control of the follower motor.
  • Page 2 4CN on the control card. Gently press the card into place until 4CN and the spacer click into place. 8. Wiring: Refer to Figure 4 and Tables 1 & 2. Make wire connections between the PG-W2 card and the encoder, the master drive, and/or external monitoring circuits.
  • Page 3 Terminal Symbol Screw Lb-in (N-m) AWG (mm 26 to 16 1.8 to 2.2 J1, J2 (Stranded: 0.14 to 1) (0.22 to 0.25) (Solid: 0.14 to 1.5) Yaskawa Electric America, Inc. – www.drives.com IG.AFD.61, Page 3 of 6 Date: 07/01/04, Rev: 04-07...
  • Page 4 Dual Encoder Feedback Option Card PG-W2 Figure 4. PG-W2 Interconnection Diagram Yaskawa Electric America, Inc. – www.drives.com IG.AFD.61, Page 4 of 6 Date: 07/01/04, Rev: 04-07...
  • Page 5 PG-W2 14. Master Encoder: If the master pulse reference source is an encoder, the PG-W2’s power supply can be utilized to power that encoder. However, if the current draw from the PG-W2’s power supply exceeds 200mA, provide a separate power supply as shown in Figure 5.
  • Page 6 17. Viewing Signals With An Oscilloscope: The PG-W2 option card has test points that can be used to connect an oscilloscope. Figure 1 shows the locations of the test points on the PG-W2 card. Test points TP3 through TP8 are after the compliment is subtracted out and the signals are buffered through the opto-isolators.

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