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Panasonic A4P Series Mounting Direction and Spacing, Fan, Or more, 40mm or more 100mm or more

Models: A4P Series

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[Before Using the Products]

Mounting Direction and Spacing

•Reserve enough surrounding space for effective cooling.

•Install fans to provide uniform distribution of temperature in the control panel.

•Observe the environmental conditions of the control panel described in the next page.

Before Using the Products

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<Note>

It is recommended to use the conductive paint when you make your own mounting bracket, or repaint after peeling off the paint on the machine for installing the products, in order to make noise countermeasure.

Caution on Installation

We have been making the best effort to ensure the highest quality, however, application of exceptionally large external noise disturbance and static electricity, or failure in input power, wiring and components may result in unexpected action. It is highly recommended that you make a fail-safe design and secure the safety in the operative range.

There might be a chance of smoke generation due to the failure of these products. Pay an extra attention when you apply these products in a clean room environment.

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Panasonic A4P Series instruction manual Mounting Direction and Spacing, Fan, Or more, 40mm or more 100mm or more

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DV0P4490 AC Servo Motor and DriverDriver Motor Console ContentExample of Dwell Timer Operation Setting Example of Incremental Operation SettingExample of Absolute Operation Setting Example of Rotary Axis Operation SettingConfiguration of Absolute System Operation Timing after Power-ONWhen an Error Alarm Has Occurred at Servo-ON Command When an Alarm Has Been Cleared at Servo-ON CommandSupplement Page Driver Motor Console Before Using the ProductsDo not put your hands in the ser- vo driver Before Using the Products Do not give strong impact shock to the Product Observe the specified voltage Type Cycles Items to be inspected Maintenance and InspectionInspection Items and Cycles Smoothing capacitor Approx years Cooling fan To 3 years Guideline for Parts ReplacementProduct Component Standard replacement Cycles hour Check of the Driver Model IntroductionOutline On Opening the Product PackageRound SpecificationsCheck of the Motor Model Pulse countCheck of the Combination of the Driver and the Motor Incremental Specifications, 2500P/rAbsolute/Incremental Specifications, 17-bit B-frame MADDT1207P Single phase, 200V, 200W A-frameParts Description DriverF-frame MEDDT7364P 3-phase, 200V, 2.0kW E-frameLow inertia type Msmd series, 50W MotorDisplay/Touch panel ConsoleMain Body Environmental Conditions How to InstallInstallation Place How to Install40mm or more 100mm or more Mounting Direction and SpacingFan Or moreOil/Water Protection Permissible Load to Output Shaft Stress to CablesRemarks How to ConnectConnect to CN Preparation Wiring to the Connector, CN X3Pin RB1 6-pin, RB2 4-pin, RB3 5-pin System Configuration and WiringOverall Wiring Connecting Example of C-frame, 3-phase Connection to encoder Wiring to Connector, CNConnection to host controller Connection to external components Overall Wiring Connecting Example of E-frameConnection with input power supply Remarks Pin P, B1 and B2Connection to motor driving phase and ground Cable Driver Filter Absorber For signal ContactorDriver and List of Applicable Peripheral Equipments Noise SurgeCable For signal contactorNoise FilterConnect pin 3 of the connector on the driver side with pin Wiring of the Main Circuit a to D-frameTips on Wiring Connect L1 and L1C, and L3 and L2C at single phaseCase of Single Phase, 200V C and D-frame Wiring DiagramCase of Single Phase, 100V a and B-frame Case of Single Phase, 200V a and B-frame24V DC power supply for brake Surge absorber Fuse 5A Wiring of the Main Circuit E and F-frameUsing Screw Driver Case of 3-Phase, 200V E and F-frameWiring method to connector a to D-frame Using Handle LeverMsmd 50W to 750W MAMA100W to 750W MQMA100W to 400W Wiring to the Connector, CN X6 Connection to EncoderMsmd 50W to 750W Mama 100W to 750W MQMA100W to 400W Remark Wiring to the Connector, CN X7 Connection to External ScaleWiring to the External Scale, Connector, CN Application Connector Content PinNoPart name Specifications of the Connector, CNFor detailed information, refer to P.42 to Manufacturer12 to Wiring for Connector CNOutput Circuit Interface CircuitInput Circuit Function List of Signal for Connector CNCommon input signals Application CodeDescription Emergency stop input must be installed before usingEx When SV.Pr57 = 3 6 bits is set Point No P32INP16INP8INOutput signal pulse train and function Common output signals and their functionsNot-synchronized OthersSynchronized Initial Status of the Front Panel Display 7-Segment LED Setup with the Front PanelComposition of Touch Panel and Display SV.Pr08 Output Signals Analog and Their FunctionsApplication Code Function Built-in Holding Brake Connecting ExampleOutput Timing of BRK-OFF Signal 12 to 24V V DC COM Power supply Fuse For brakeVoltage Specifications of Built-in Holding BrakeEngaging Releasing Series Output Torque X10-4 TimeDynamic Brake Sequence at main Driving condition Power-off SV.Pr67After stalling Setup value of SV.Pr67 Contents of deviation counter Clear HoldAfter stalling Contents of deviation counter HoldMemo Outline of Panaterm 103 How to Connect SettingOutline of Setup Support Software, Panaterm Auto-Gain Tuning ModeOutline of Parameter Parameter SetupHow to Set How to ConnectBit positioning parameter This document, following symbols represent each modeComposition of Parameters Servo parameterParameters for Functional Selection Power -ONFunction/Content PrNo Range List of Servo ParameterBaud rate Setup value Function/Content PrNoUnit Function/Content PrNo Setup value Signal of IMSet the second loop gain for position control Title Setup Unit Function/Content PrNoSetup value Instantaneous speed observer setup Caused by distortion resonance Velocity feedInertia ratio Parameters for Auto-Gain TuningServo Title Setup Unit Function/Content PrNo Range Unit Function/Content PrNo RangeRotational direction Title Setup Unit Function/Content PrNo RangeVarying degree Auto-gain tuning Load inertia in motion Setup value ContentGain switching condition Parameters for Adjustment 2nd Gain Switching FunctionFilter mode Setup value Gain selection/switchingParameters for Position Control Servo Title Setup Function/Content PrNoNumerator SV.Pr44 Output pulse ratio 10000 Pulse output resolution=SV.Pr46 Phase logic Output source Servo TitleTime constant Parameters for Input SignalsTitle Setup Function/Content PrNo Range Smoothing filter You can set the time constantPoint specifying Input logic settingParameters for Sequence Parameters for Velocity and Torque LimitAfter stalling Content Action of main power low voltage protectionSetup Action Deviation counter Value Setup time, or time lapse till Sequence at You can set up Servo-OFFAction delay time tb of the brake After setting up SV.Pr6a = tbRemarks Parameters for Protective functionExternal resistor but no Parameters for Full-Closed Control Parameters for Acceleration and Deceleration Unit Function/ContentList of 16-bit Positioning Parameters Parameters for Motor speedParameters for Homing Title Setup Unit Function/ContentParameters for Jog operation CCW is a positive direction and CW is a negative direction Other ParametersDeceleration in jog Console display Step Title Setup range Unit Function/Content PrNoList of 32-bit Positioning Parameters List of Step ParametersApplicable motor Max. value Setup of Torque LimitModel No SV.Pr5E,5FWhen you want to obtain the max. motor torque When the motor torque is limitedComposition of Display/Touch panel How to Use the ConsoleSetup with the Console Initial Status of the Console Display 7 Segment LEDMode Change Execution display Monitor ModeMode switch button Selection displayPosition control mode Full-closed control mode Display of Control ModeDisplay of I/O Signal Status Point Number Conversion Table Signal No. and its titleOver-regeneration alarm Reference of Error Factor and HistoryAlarm Display Over-load alarmDisplay of Over-load Factor Display of Feedback Pulse Sum, Command Pulse SumSwitching of the Driver to be Communicated Display of Regenerative Load FactorOperation at Selection display Teaching ModeOverview of Teaching Mode Teaching Mode SetupStep parameter setting Target position settingTest Mode Step operation Homing Jog operationStructure of Parameter Setup Mode Parameter setup modeStep Parameter Bit Positioning Parameter How to Use the Console Digit next to the blinking decimal point can be modified Servo ParameterMovement to a high order position is limited per parameter Eeprom Writing Operation at Selection display Eeprom Write ModeRemarks Dont disconnect the console from the driver between Auto-Gain Tuning ModeNormal Mode Auto-Gain Tuning Screen Absolute encoder clear Auxiliary Function ModeAlarm Clear Alarm Clear ScreenThen press to make a display to Alarm Clear ScreenClearing of Absolute Encoder 101 Copying Function Console Only102 103 Install the Panaterm to Hard DiscProcedure of install Connecting cable DV0P1960104 Procedure of log onLog on of the Panaterm Operation Settin g Overview of Operation Setting 107 Procedure DescriptionStep Operation Step OperationOperation mode Description Example of Incremental Operation SettingStep Operation Mode Wrap around Example of Absolute Operation SettingSetting of 16-bit positioning parameter Setting of step parameterCoordinate is set to Example of Rotary Axis Operation SettingSetting of 32-bit positioning parameter Control modeServo off Example of Dwell Timer Operation SettingSetting of step data Jog Operation Jog Operation16.Pr Description Set the parameters below when performing the jog operationParameters related to jog operation Homing Operation Homing Mode ListHoming is completed when the power supply turns on Homing Operation115 116 Home Sensor + Z Phase based on the front endParameters related to this operation Positive direction Home sensor117 Home Sensor based on the front endPositive direction 118 Home sensor + Z phase based on the rear endDirection of homing 119 120 Limit Sensor + Z phase121 Limit SensorExample An operation in a positive direction Direction of homing Positive direction122 Phase HomingBumping Homing Stopper etc123 Data SetExample Direction of homing Home position = current position124 Timing chartHoming Offset Operation Example of homing offset Homing offset is set to +5000An operation stop in the deceleration time Emergency Stop Operation/Deceleration-and-Stop OperationPositioning completion output And-stop126 Restart of operation Same procedure as a step operationTemporary Stop Operation Temporary Stop OperationOverview of Block Operation Continuous block operation procedure example16.Pr54 Description Block operation type setting Block OperationCombined Block Operation ST.Pr Operation modeCombined block operation procedure example Homing operation at sequential operation Sequential OperationSequential Operation Example of OperationShaped % t2 = Shaped Acceleration/Deceleration FunctionExample of calculation 2500 p/r encoder Example Linear acceleration t2 =Strobe signal STB Timing ChartOperation Timing after Power-ON T1 *1 When an Error Alarm Has Occurred at Servo-ON CommandTo 5 ms Multi function input EX-IN1/EX-IN2 CN X5 Pin 22/25 When an Alarm Has Been Cleared at Servo-ON CommandAlarm Clear can be input in the two ways below Point input P1IN to P32IN CN X5 Pin 3, 4, 5, 6, 7Brake release output Servo-ON/OFF Action While the Motor Is at Stall Servo-LockServo-ON/OFF Action While the Motor Is in Motion Servo-ON inputOverview of Absolute System Configuration of Absolute SystemBattery for Backup Installation Absolute SystemCycle/day Close the cover of the battery boxReference Cycles/dayNormal homing Setup Initialization of Absolute EncoderWhen you make your own cable for 17-bit absolute encoder Installation Place139 Clearing Absolute Encoder Using a consoleUsing the setup support software Panaterm 140 What Is Full-Closed Control ?Outline of Full-Closed Control Preparation for full-closed control141 AdjustmentAdaptive Filter 147 Instantaneous Speed Observer 160 Damping Control 161Ball screw Gain AdjustmentProcedures PurposeExplanation TypeApplicable Range Real-Time Auto-Gain Tuning ModeHow to Operate OutlineWriting to Eeprom Setup of parameter, Pr21Setup of parameter, Pr22 1st velocity loop gain Feed forward filter time constant Parameters Which Are Automatically SetSV.PrNo Title 1st position loop gain Velocity feed forwardInvalidation of Adaptive Filter Adaptive FilterToo small or too big compared to the rotor inertia Normal Mode Auto-Gain TuningConditions which obstruct normal auto-gain tuning This function works under the following condition90108135162 206251305377449 Auto-Gain Tuning ActionTable of auto-gain tuning Title Stiffness valueBy pressing How to Operate from the ConsoleAn arrow shows by pressing Changes toward the reversed directionSV.Pr2F 1st notch frequency Hz Invalidation of Real-Time Auto-Gain TuningWaveform graphic function of the Panaterm Manual Gain Tuning BasicBefore Making a Manual Adjustment Analog monitor outputSV.Pr Adjustment in Position Control ModeTitle of parameter Value How to adjust SV.Pr Title of parameter154 Adjustment in Full-Closed Control ModeSetup of external scale ratio Setup of hybrid deviation excessExample Gain Switching FunctionYou want to increase the response by increas Ing the gain in motion156 Setup of Gain Switching ConditionFig. C Fig.AAdaptive filter Suppression of Machine ResonanceAdaptive filter SV.Pr23, SV.Pr2F 1st and 2nd notch filter SV.Pr1D, 2E, 28, 29 and 2A159 How to Check the Resonance Frequency of the MachineRelation of Gain Adjustment and Machine Stiffness Setup of instantaneous velocity observer SV.Pr27 Manual Gain Tuning ApplicationHow to Use Adjustment at normal position controlSV.Pr24 Setup of damping filter 1st SV.Pr2C, 2nd SV.Pr2ESetup of damping filter switching selection Damping Control162 163 When in TroubleMachine Motor Protective Function What is Error Code ?What to Check ? Host controllerProtective Function Detail of Error Code 166 Protective Error Causes Measures FunctionOver-heat Over-loadCation Cation errorData error CommuniStatus error Error Causes Measures FunctionDown error Over errorRecognition Error Protection Other error Limit errorID setting Scale auto Recognition Error pro Tection Motor autoConditions under which the software limit works Time characteristics of Err16 Overload protectionSoftware Limit Function This function works under the following conditionsWhen the load moves to the left at Servo-ON When no position command is entered Servo-ON statusWhen the load moves to the right at Servo-ON Causes Countermeasures TroubleshootingWiring Motor Does Not Run Motor Stops During an OperationAbnormal Motor Noise or Vibration InstallationPoint Deviates Positioning Accuracy is Poor Home Position Slips174 Parameter Returns to Previous SetupCauses Countermeasures Wiring 175 SupplementConformity to EC Directives and UL Standards Permissible Load at Output Shaft/Motor with Gear ReducerComposition of Peripheral Equipments Conformity to EC Directives and UL StandardsOption part No Power SupplyCircuit Breaker Noise FilterSurge Absorber Conformity to UL Standards Noise Filter for Signal LinesGround-Fault Breaker GroundingPin disposition for motor/brake connector without brake Specifications of for Motor ConnectorPin disposition for encoder connector Pin disposition for motor/brake connector with brakeMotor type Type of junction cable Table for junction cable by model of Minas A4P seriesTitle Manufacturer Junction Cable for EncoderJunction Cable for Motor ROBO-TOP105˚C 600V DP Junction Cable for Brake ROBO-TOP105˚C 600V DP Junction Cable for Motor with Brake ROBO-TOP105˚C 600V DPCommunication Cable for connection to PC Connector Kit for External Peripheral EquipmentsSetup Support Software Panaterm Interface CableFor DVOP2490, DV0P3480 Recommended manual crimp tool Connector Kit for Motor/Encoder ConnectionMgma 2.0kW to 4.5kW 500W to 1.5kWMhma 2.0kW to 5.0kW Upper side Bottom side Mounting DimensionsMounting Bracket Part No. DV0P4420Harmonic restraint Motor Power Rated Series Supply OutputReactor Options Motor Surge absorber for motor brake Recommended componentsSurge Absorber for Motor Brake List of Peripheral Equipments Reference only192 Dimensions DriverMass 0.8kg 193 Mass 1.5kgMass 1.7kg 194 Mass 3.2kgMama 100W to 750W Dimensions Motor3h9 Motor output Motor model100W 5A * P1 5A * S1 01 * P1 01 * S1 Msmd 200W to 750W 126.5 Mqma 100W to 400W01 * P1 01 * S1 02 * P1 02 * S1 04 * S1Msma 1.0kW to 2.0kW Msma 3.0kW to 5.0kW Mdma 1.0kW to 1.5kW 0kW 20 * P1 20 * S1 30 * P1 30 * S1 2500P/r Incremental Rotary encoder Specifications Without brake With brakeMdma 2.0kW to 3.0kW Mdma 4.0kW to 5.0kW 13.5 Mgma 900W to 2.0kW2500P/r Incremental 17-bit Absolute/Incremental 207Mgma 3.0kW to 4.5kW 04 * P1 04 * S1 15 * P1 15 * S1 2500P/r Incremental Mfma 400W to 1.5kWWithout brake 139 Mfma 2.5kW to 4.5kWMotor output 5kW Motor model 25 * P1500W 0kW 5kW 05 * P1 05 * S1 10 * P1 10 * S1 15 * P1 15 * S1 Mhma 500W to 1.5kWMhma 2.0kW to 5.0kW Series Radial thrust Direction Motor At assembly During running Motor output Thrust loadPermissible Load at Output Shaft Radial load P direction Thrust load a and B directionWithout oil seal MAMA012 MAMA022 With and without oil seal MQMA011 MQMA012MQMA021 MQMA022 MQMA041 MQMA042MSMD012 Motor Characteristics S-T CharacteristicsWithout oil seal With oil seal MSMD5AZ MSMD011MSMD042 Without oil seal With oil seal MSMD021MSMD022 MSMD041MSMA402 MSMA102 MSMA152MSMA202 MSMA302MFMA252 MFMA452 With oil seal MDMA302 MDMA402MDMA502 With oil seal MFMA042 MFMA152MHMA502 MHMA052 MHMA102MHMA152 MHMA202 MHMA302 MHMA402Combination of Driver and Motor with Gear Reducer Absolute/Incremental specifications, 17bitMotor with Gear Reducer Model No. of Motor with Gear ReduceWithout brake With brake Dimensions/Motor with Gear ReducerMotor with Gear Reducer Brake 220 Remarks on installationPermissible load at shaft Motor output Radial thrust LR/2MSMD021 * * 1N MSMD021 * * 2N Supply Reduction RatioTo driver Output MSMD011 * * 1N MSMD011 * * 2N 100WGate drive Block Diagram of Driver223 Internal Block Diagram of MINAS-A4P Driver E and F-frame+ + Block Diagram by Control ModePosition Control Mode When Pr02 Setup of control mode is225 Full-closed Control ModeSpecifications Driver Function Software error Setting range Number of pointsUnnecessary wiring Encoder feedback pulse Protection Hardware errorServo parameter SV.Pr Default Parameters for all the models of A4P Series229 Bit positioning parameter 16.PrBit positioning parameter 32.Pr 230 231 Date Model No Purchase Dealer Tel After-Sale Service RepairRepair Technical information