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YASKAWA MP2200 User Manual (529 pages)

Machine Controller Motion Module

Brand: YASKAWA | Category: Controller | Size: 5 MB

1 Motion Module Overview

35
- Table of Contents
  35
- Module Overview and Features
  
  38
  - Overview
    38
  - Features
    38
  - System Configuration Example
    39
  - System Configuration Precautions
    39
  - Devices Connectable to MECHATROLINK
    40
  - Synchronization between Modules
    41
- Module Overview and Features
  
  43
  - Overview
    43
  - Features
    44
  - System Configuration Example
    45
- Virtual Motion Module (SVR) Overview
  
  46
  - Overview
    46
  - System Configuration
    46
2 Module Specifications and Connections

47
- Module Specifications and Connections
  48
- Modules
  48
- Module Specifications and Connections
  60
3 Motion Module Setup

73
- Module Setup
  
  74
  - Setup Methods
    74
  - Self-Configuration
    75
  - Module Configuration Definitions
    84
- Module Setup
  
  98
  - Setup Method
    98
  - Self-Configuration
    98
  - Module Configuration Definitions
    101
  - Servo Parameter Settings
    108
- SVR Module Setup
  
  116
  - Module Configuration Definition
    116
4 Motion Parameters

121
- Motion Parameters Register Numbers
  
  122
  - Motion Parameter Register Numbers for the SVB-01 Module
    122
  - Module Motion Parameter Register Numbers
    124
- Motion Parameter Lists
  
  125
  - Fixed Parameter List
    125
  - Setting Parameter List
    127
  - Monitoring Parameter List
    133
- Module Parameter Details
  
  137
- Module Parameter Details
  
  180
- Example of Setting Motion Parameters for the Machine
  
  220
5 Motion Commands

231
- Motion Commands
  
  232
  - Motion Command Table
    232
  - Motion Commands Supported by SERVOPACK Models
    233
- Motion Command Details
  
  234
  - Positioning (POSING)
    234
  - External Positioning (EX_POSING)
    239
  - Zero Point Return (ZRET)
    246
  - Interpolation (INTERPOLATE)
    286
  - Latch (LATCH)
    289
  - JOG Operation (FEED)
    294
  - STEP Operation (STEP)
    297
  - Zero Point Setting (ZSET)
    302
  - Change Linear Acceleration Time Constant (ACC)
    304
  - Change Linear Deceleration Time Constant (DCC)
    306
  - Change Filter Time Constant (SCC)
    308
  - Change Filter Type (CHG_FILTER)
    310
  - Change Speed Loop Gain (KVS)
    312
  - Change Position Loop Gain (KPS)
    314
  - Change Feed Forward (KFS)
    316
  - Read SERVOPACK Parameter (PRM_RD)
    318
  - Write SERVOPACK Parameter (PRM_WR)
    320
  - Monitor SERVOPACK Alarms (ALM_MON)
    322
  - Monitor SERVOPACK Alarm History (ALM_HIST)
    324
  - Clear SERVOPACK Alarm History (ALMHIST_CLR)
    326
  - Reset Absolute Encoder (ABS_RST)
    328
  - Speed Reference (VELO)
    330
  - Torque Reference (TRQ)
    334
  - Phase References (PHASE)
    340
  - Change Position Loop Integration Time Constant (KIS)
    344
- Motion Subcommands
  
  346
  - Motion Sub-Command Table
    346
  - Motion Subcommand Settings
    346
  - No Command (NOP)
    347
  - Read SERVOPACK Parameter (PRM_RD)
    348
  - Write SERVOPACK Parameter (PRM_WR)
    350
  - Monitor Status (SMON)
    352
  - Read Fixed Parameters (FIXPRM_RD)
    354
6 Control Block Diagrams

357
- Module Control Block Diagrams
  358
  - Position Control
    358
  - Phase Control
    364
  - Torque Control
    370
  - Speed Control
    376
- Module Control Block Diagram
  382
7 Absolute Position Detection

385
- Absolute Position Detection Function
  
  386
  - Outline of the Function
    386
  - Basic Terminology
    386
- Startup the Absolute Position Detection Function
  
  387
  - System Startup Procedure
    387
  - Setting Related Parameters
    388
  - Initializing the Absolute Encoder
    392
- Using an Absolute Encoder
  
  397
  - Finite Length Axis
    397
  - Infinite Length Axis
    402
8 Svr Virtual Motion Module

417
- SVR Virtual Motion Module
  
  418
  - Overview
    418
  - System Configuration
    419
  - SVR Operation
    421
- Motion Parameters
  
  422
  - Motion Parameter Details
    422
  - Motion Parameter Settings
    424
- Motion Commands
  
  433
  - Motion Commands List
    433
  - Motion Command Details
    434
- Sample Programming
  
  455
  - Description of the Sample Program
    455
  - Checking Operation
    456
  - Sample Program Details
    458
9 Utility Functions

465
- Controlling Vertical Axes
  
  466
- Overtravel Function
  
  476
  - Overview
    476
  - Overtravel Input Signal Connections
    476
  - Parameter Settings
    478
- Software Limit Function
  
  481
  - Overview
    481
  - Fixed Parameter Settings
    481
  - Processing after an Alarm Occurs
    482
- Parameters that Are Automatically Updated
  
  483
- Appendix A
  
  518

YASKAWA MP2200 User Manual (455 pages)

Machine Controller

Brand: YASKAWA | Category: Controller | Size: 34 MB

Table of Contents

16
- MP2200 Features
  
  18
- MP2200 Configuration
  
  19
  - Basic Unit Appearance
    19
  - MP2200 Modules
    20
- System Configuration
  
  22
  - Example
    22
  - System Configuration Precautions
    25
- Devices Connectable to MECHATROLINK
  
  26
  - Devices Connectable to MECHATROLINK-I/II
    26
- Cables, Accessories and Options, and Software
  
  29
  - Cables
    29
  - Accessories and Options
    31
  - Software (Programming Tool)
    31
2 Overview of Specifications and Functions

32
- Specifications
  
  34
  - General Specifications
    34
  - Product Specifications
    35
  - Function Lists
    36
- Base Unit
  
  37
  - Overview of Functions
    37
  - LED Indicators
    37
  - Hardware Specifications
    39
- Module
  
  40
- Module
  
  46
  - Overview of Functions
    46
  - External Appearance, Indicators, and Switch Settings
    46
  - Hardware Specifications
    49
  - SVR Module (Virtual Motion Module)
    49
  - CARD Module
    50
  - USB Module
    55
- Module
  
  64
- Module
  
  99
- EXIOIF Module
  
  107
  - Overview of Functions
    107
  - External Appearance
    107
  - Hardware Specifications
    107
- Optional Module
  
  108
  - Optional Module Overview List
    108
- External Dimensions
  
  110
  - Basic Unit
    110
  - Mounting Procedure for EXIOIF Connector
    112
3 Mounting and Wiring

113
- Mounting MP2200
  114
  - Method
    114
  - MP2200 Mount Direction
    117
  - Installation Clearance
    118
  - Replacing and Adding Optional Modules
    119
- Connecting Basic Units
  122
  - Connecting Base Units
    122
  - Module Connections
    125
  - CPU-03/CPU-04 Module Connections
    126
  - EXIOIF Module Connections
    130
  - System Connection Example
    132
4 System Startup

133
- System Startup Overview
  
  134
- Preparation
  
  135
  - Wiring
    135
  - Self Configuration
    137
  - Test Operation
    138
- Programming
  
  141
  - Creating a Project
    141
  - Creating Group Definitions
    142
  - Creating Motion Programs
    143
  - Registering a Motion Program for Execution
    144
  - Transferring a Program
    146
  - Program Debugging
    148
  - Saving a Program to Flash Memory
    149
  - Executing Motions
    150
  - Programming (Step 2)
    141
5 Overview of System Operation

151
- Startup Sequence and Basic Operation
  
  152
  - DIP Switch Settings
    152
  - Startup Sequence
    153
  - Startup Sequence Operation Details
    154
  - LED Indicator Details
    155
- User Programs
  
  156
  - Types and Execution Timing of User Program
    156
  - Ladder Program
    157
  - Motion Programs
    162
  - Sequence Program (Supported by CPU-03 and CPU-04.)
    183
- Registers
  
  186
  - Types of Registers
    186
  - Data Types
    189
  - How to Use Subscripts I, J
    190
  - Register Designation
    191
- Self-Configuration
  
  192
  - How to Execute Self-Configuration
    193
  - Definition Information Updated with Self-Configuration
    201
- Application Precautions
  
  205
6 Built-In Ethernet Communication (Supported by the Cpu-03 and Cpu-04)

209
7 Easy Programming (Supported by the Cpu-03 and Cpu-04)

295
- System Startup Overview
  
  296
- Preparation (Step 1)
  
  297
  - Wiring
    297
  - Self Configuration
    299
  - Test Operation
    300
  - Initializing the M-EXECUTOR Module
    303
- Programming (Step 2)
  
  303
  - Programming Procedure
    306
- Executing Motion (Step 3)
  
  308
  - Registering Program Execution
    308
  - Starting a Motion Program Using the Drive Control Panel
    310
- Starting Motion Program from an External Signal
  
  311
  - Overview
    311
  - Required Equipment
    311
  - Creation Procedure
    313
8 Maintenance, Inspection, and Troubleshooting

316
- Inspection Items
  317
  - Daily Inspections
    317
  - Regular Inspections
    318
  - Replacing the Basic Unit Battery
    319
- Troubleshooting
  320
  - Basic Flow of Troubleshooting
    320
  - Error Check Flowchart
    321
  - LED Indicators
    321
  - Troubleshooting System Errors
    323
  - Motion Program Alarms
    343
  - List of Causes for Command Error Completed Status
    347
  - Troubleshooting Motion Errors
    350
Appendices

351
- Appendix A System Registers Lists
  
  352
  - System Service Registers
    352
  - A System Registers Lists
    352
    
    Scan Execution Status and Calendar
    354
    
    Program Software Numbers and Remaining Program Memory Capacity
    354
- Appendix B SVR Motion Parameter Details
  
  355
  - Fixed Parameter List
    355
  - Setting Parameter List
    357
  - Monitoring Parameter List
    362
- Appendix C Simple Connection Function of the Engineering Tool
  
  366
  - Preparation
    366
  - Procedure
    366
- Appendix D MSG-SND/ MSG-RCV Functions (Ethernet)
  
  370
- Appendix D MSG-SND/ MSG-RCV Functions (Ethernet)
  
  370
- Appendix E Optional Functions
  
  435
  - Clearing D Registers at Startup
    435
  - Security
    436
  - Security
    437
    
    Battery Backup for Table Data
    444
- Appendix F Installing MPE720 Version 6
  
  448
- Index
  
  449
- Revision History
  
  453

YASKAWA MP2200 Manual (108 pages)

MP2000/MP3000 Series MP/INVERTER/SERVO Ethernet Driver

Brand: YASKAWA | Category: Network Hardware | Size: 4 MB

YASKAWA MP2200 Troubleshooting Manual (60 pages)

Brand: YASKAWA | Category: Controller | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
12
Overview of Troubleshooting
13
Flow for Checking Trouble
14
Overview
14
Details
15
Checking Ethernet Cables
16
Checking Ethernet Communication Modes
16
Checking the LED Indications
17
Built-In Ethernet Module
17
218IF-02 Module
18
218IF-01 Module
19
Troubleshooting Quick Reference
20
Troubleshooting Errors in Communication with MPE720
21
Flow for Checking Trouble
22
Checking Error Details
23
Connection Error
23
Communication Error
23
Model Error
24
Checking the IP Address of the Computer
25
Checking the Communication Settings
27
Checking the Communication Process Settings
29
Communication Time-Out Error
32
Troubleshooting Errors in Message
33
Communication
33
Flow for Checking Trouble
34
Checking Switch Settings
37
Built-In Ethernet Module
37
218IF-02 and 218IF-01 Modules
37
Message Communication Error
38
Checking the Error Status and Transmission Status
38
Checking the Connection Parameters
41
Checking the Message Function
45
Communication Broken off During Message Communication
55
When no Error Is in Effect
55
When an Error Is in Effect
56
Other Trouble During Message Communication
57
Index
58
Revision History
59

YASKAWA MP2200 Manual (24 pages)

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YASKAWA MP2200 User Manual (529 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Motion Module Overview

Module Overview and Features

Module Overview and Features

Virtual Motion Module (SVR) Overview

2 Module Specifications and Connections

3 Motion Module Setup

Module Setup

Module Setup

SVR Module Setup

4 Motion Parameters

Motion Parameters Register Numbers

Motion Parameter Lists

Module Parameter Details

Module Parameter Details

Example of Setting Motion Parameters for the Machine

5 Motion Commands

Motion Commands

Motion Command Details

Motion Subcommands

6 Control Block Diagrams

7 Absolute Position Detection

Absolute Position Detection Function

Startup the Absolute Position Detection Function

Using an Absolute Encoder

8 Svr Virtual Motion Module

SVR Virtual Motion Module

Motion Parameters

Motion Commands

Sample Programming

9 Utility Functions

Controlling Vertical Axes

Overtravel Function

Software Limit Function

Parameters that Are Automatically Updated

Appendix A

YASKAWA MP2200 User Manual (455 pages)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

MP2200 Features

MP2200 Configuration

System Configuration

Devices Connectable to MECHATROLINK

Cables, Accessories and Options, and Software

2 Overview of Specifications and Functions

Specifications

Base Unit

Module

Module

Module

Module

EXIOIF Module

Optional Module

External Dimensions

3 Mounting and Wiring

4 System Startup

System Startup Overview

Preparation

Programming

5 Overview of System Operation

Startup Sequence and Basic Operation

User Programs

Registers

Self-Configuration

Application Precautions

6 Built-In Ethernet Communication (Supported by the Cpu-03 and Cpu-04)

Communication Methods

Communication with Other MP Series

Communication with Touch Panel

Communication with PLC Manufactured by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (MELSEC Protocol)

7 Easy Programming (Supported by the Cpu-03 and Cpu-04)

System Startup Overview

Preparation (Step 1)

Programming (Step 2)

Executing Motion (Step 3)

Starting Motion Program from an External Signal

8 Maintenance, Inspection, and Troubleshooting

Appendices