COM - Doosan TX Series Servo Drive Operation Manual (Rev B01) - 131204

NO.
300421-00001
DOOSAN SEQUENTIAL 2 AXES

AC SERVO MOTOR & DRIVE
VISION
DVSC - TX Series
MODEL: 0.8KW/1.5KW/2.0KW/2.3KW
Operation Manual
REV. B
DOOSAN INFRACORE
Version History
Changed Contents
Ver.
Ver. B
Add 2.3KW servo motor specifications (Page 2, 3)

=> Applied from the servo drive DVSC-TX-14A-02
Add ATC wiring to the external circuit wiring (Page 13)
Add ATC signal to the CN1 connector signals and their meanings (Page 18)
Change 1,2-axis display at the display overview (Page 40)

At the 1-axis APC state, integrate the parameter setting modes as one (Page 41)
At the 2-axis ATC state, integrate the parameter setting modes as one (Page 42)
Add instantaneous maximum load factor to the state display (Page 44)
Add 1-axis ATC and 2-axis HOOK status to the position data input signal (Page 49)
Add 1-axis ATC and 2-axis HOOK status to the position data output signal
(Page 50)
Add OA(command axis error) alarm (Page 63, 64)

Add 2.3kW high torque motor to the parameter 0(motor capacity selection) (Page 69)
=> Applied from servo drive DVSC-TX-14A-02
Add the deceleration time setting to the parameter 20. The setting time will be
applied when the servo is stopped by STOP contact signal (Page 72,78)
Add the high torque IPM motor to parameter 32 (Page 73)

Add instantaneous maximum load factor to the initial status display (Page 74,80)
-ContentsWARNING ........................................................................... i
1. Specifications and Composition ........................................ 1
1.1. Formal type designation ...................................................................................................................................... 1
1.2. Specifications for Servo Motor ......................................................................................................................... 2
1.3. Torque-Speed Characteristics of Servo Motor(2.0KW) ....................................................................... 2
1.4. Specifications for Servo Drive .......................................................................................................................... 3
1.5. Coupling of the Servo Motor / Drive .............................................................................................................. 4
1.6. Inner structure of Servo Drive ........................................................................................................................... 4
1.7. Rotation direction of the servo motor ........................................................................................................... 5
2. Dimensions of the servo motor / drive ................................ 6

2.1. Dimensions of the servo motor........................................................................................................................ 6
2.2. Dimensions of the servo drive .......................................................................................................................... 8
3. Installation and wiring ...................................................... 9

3.1. Designations ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
3.2. Environmental conditions.................................................................................................................................. 10
3.3. Installation method ............................................................................................................................................... 10
3.4. Wiring.......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.5. Noise treatment ..................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.6. Outside circuit connection ............................................................................................................................... 13
3.7. Layout of drive connector terminal............................................................................................................... 15
3.8. Signals for connector CN1 and their meanings ..................................................................................... 17
3.9. Signals for connector CN2 and their meanings ..................................................................................... 19
3.10. Signals for connector CN3 and their meanings................................................................................... 21
3.11. Structure of drive I/O circuit ......................................................................................................................... 23
4. Operation..................................................................... 24
4.1. Automatic operation ............................................................................................................................................ 24
4.2. Jog operation and Usage of BRAKE Signal(Magazine Port move by the jog signal) .......... 25
4.3. Parameter and Machine Origin setting method after replacement of the servo drive ......... 26
4.4. Selective application of the position compensation value by external signal ......................... 33
4.5. Operation of servo drive in JOG mode by external signal ................................................................ 35
4.6. Machine Origin setting method by external signal ................................................................................ 37
5. Display and Settings ...................................................... 39

5.1. Functions .................................................................................................................................................................. 39
5.2. Operating the display setting section and display flowchart ........................................................... 40
5.3. Status display ......................................................................................................................................................... 43
5.4. Diagnosis display .................................................................................................................................................. 47
5.5. Alarm history display ........................................................................................................................................... 61
5.6. User Parameter setting and Detailed explanation ................................................................................. 65
5.7. Position compensation value setting .......................................................................................................... 82
WARNING
I. Definition of Symbols for Warning
1)
DANGER
2)
!
DANGER
II.
Warning : This symbol means that there is possible of danger such as

electric shock , if not handled properly.
Caution : This symbol means that there is possible of danger such as

receiving a slight or serious injuries or machine damages, if not
handled properly.
Warning
1) Do not use in areas near corrosive, inflammable or explosive gas.
2) Take appropriate measures of protection while the servo motor is in operation.
3) While installing and wiring, turn the power switch off, in order to prevent electric
shock.
4) Ground the PE terminal block of the front panel terminal block L1(R), L2(S), L3(T) to
one-point with the class 3 (below 100) ground circuit, in order to prevent electric
shock or other malfunctions. For PE terminal block, use wire 40 thicker than the
electric wire of the terminal L1, L2, L3.
5) Connect the PE terminal block of the servo motor to the PE terminal block U, V, W
of the servo drive in order to prevent electric shock. To connect the wire, use wire 40
thicker than the power line of U, V, W.
6) Take precautions while mounting, dismantling, uninstalling and transferring the servo
motor.
7) Cover the terminal block while using the servo drive in order to prevent electric shock.
8) Use the reinforcement wire SELV for maintenance brake power switch, input and output
power switch and input and output signal in order to prevent electric shock.
9) Do not dismantle the servo drive within 5 minutes after shutting off the main power.
Charged voltage may still remain inside the drive.
10) This product uses batteries. Take the following precautions while using the battery.
If used inappropriately, explosion or fire may occur. The contents of the battery are
harmful to the eye.
Do not heat above 100 and do not open when there is fire.
Do not take it apart. (The contents are harmful to the eye.)
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Do not recharge it.

11) During emergency shutdown, stop the servo motor before shutting down the servo
drive (terminal L1, L2, L3).
III. Caution
1) To avoid burns, do not touch the heat protecting board or the regenerative resistor of
the servo motor and drive while the servo motor is in operation or right after turning off
the power switch. Take appropriate measures of protection.
2) Avoid the following to prevent damages to the servo motor and servo drive.
Do not connect the power directly to the U, V, W terminal block of the servo motor.
The servo motor will be damaged.
Avoid external impact such as hammering to the servo motor. The encoder inside
the servo motor will be damaged.
Do not connect the power to the U, V, W terminal block of the servo drive.
While doing the resisting pressure test or insulation voltage test, disconnect the
terminal of the servo drive terminal block or all the connectors and avoid the test
voltage from affecting the servo drive. Also avoid the test voltage from affecting
the encoder connector terminal of the servo motor.
Do not install the servo motor and the servo drive differently than it should.
Prevent water or oil from directly touching the servo motor. Use in areas free of
water or oil to prevent it from touching the main wire of the servo motor.
Do not use the servo motor and drive differently other than stated in this manual.
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DOOSAN TX SERVO OPERATION MANUAL
COMMON SUBJECT
1. Specifications and Composition
1.1. Formal type designation
Servo Motor
RH 15 TA - 5OO
TYPE
DSRH SERIES
OUTPUT
08 : 0.8KW
15 : 1.5KW
20 : 2.0KW
23 : 2.3KW
ENCODER
TA : 17BIT ABS
OPTION
O : OIL SEAL
BRAKE
B : BRAKE
O : NON BRAKE
SHAFT SPEC.
1 : STRAIGHT KEY
2 : TAPER KEY(PARALLEL)
3 : STRAIGHT
4 : TAPER
5 : TAPER KEY(HALF-MOON)
Servo Drive
DVSC - TX - 14 A - 01
COMPACT
DRIVE SERIES
TYPE
TT : TURRET/MAG.
TA : ATC
TX : 2AXIS
TM: TURRET/MAG./ATC
S/W VERSION
NO. : 0 ~ 9
H/W VERSION
NO. : A ~ Z
Rated Current Capacity
14 : 14A (Bellow 2.0KW Motor)
28 : 28A (Bellow 4.0KW Motor)
1.2. Specifications for Servo Motor

Items
Specifications
Rated
output
SERVO
MOTOR
kWatt
0.8
1.5
2.0
2.3
Rated
torque
kgfcm
25.98
73.08
97.44
194.88
Nm
2.55
7.16
9.54
19.1
Continuous
maximum
torque
Rated
speed
kgfcm
77.95
219.24
292.32
584.64
Nm
7.64
21.49
28.66
57.29
RPM
2,000
2,000
2,000
1,150
Maximum
speed
RPM
3,000
3,000
3,000
1,500
Power rate
kW/S
23.64
13.28
42.29
64.40
2.8
39.4
22
57.79
Rotor Inertia
10
-4
kgm
Insulation class
F Class
Detector
Multi-turn Absolute Encoder

(17bits/1 rotation, rotation count :16bits)
Protection, Cooling method
Totally closed, self cooled
Ambient temperature
0 ~ 40C
Ambient humidity
20 ~ 80%
Mounting structure
Flange type
Insulation resistance
DC 500V 20 Mohm
Insulation voltage
AC 1,500V for one minute
Vibration class
V15
1.3. Torque-Speed Characteristics of Servo Motor(2.0KW)
Refer to Motor Specifications for details.

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1.4. Specifications for Servo Drive

Specifications
1
Applied motor capacity
0.8KW / 1.5KW / 2.0KW / 2.3kW
Rated current
28A rms
Maximum current
80A peak
Rotation speed
2,000rpm / 3,000rpm (Rated / Maximum) |

2.3kW 1,000rpm / 1,500rpm (Rated / Maximum)
Main input voltage
3 phase 200/220V +10% ~ -15%, 50/60HZ 5%
Control period
62.5sec
Control method
IPM full wave rectified, transistorized PWM control
Braking type
Resistor discharge regenerative braking by built-in regenerative circuit
Control mode
position, speed, torque control
Control circuit
3 phase Voltage PWM Inverter Driving (IPM)

Full Digital Vector Control (Position detection by Pulse Encoder)
Encoder Spec.
Type
Absolute Encoder
Resolution
17bit (131,072)
I/O Terminal block
Input electric power (R, S, T), Output electric power (U, V, W), Ground (E)
Protection
Over voltage, under voltage, over current, over speed,

over load, encoder error and etc.
Functions
Setting Parameter, Diagnosis, Alarm Display, Status Display
Ambient temperature
0 ~ 50,
Ambient humidity
Below 90%RH (don't be covered with dew)
Preservation temperature
-20 ~ 85
Altitude
Below 1,000m
Vibrations
Below 0.5G
Mounting
Rack Mount
NOTES
1
2.3kW motor, as a high torque motor, rotates 1,000rpm at rated power and 1,500rpm
at maximum.
Se r
vo
Mo
tor
Enc
ode
Powe
r Si
r Sign
gna
al
1.5. Coupling of the Servo Motor / Drive
Se r v o
Motor
Input Signal
Servo Motor Encoder Signal
Se r
vo M
oto
r Po
wer
S
ign
al
Output Signal
RELAY
1.6. Inner structure of Servo Drive

AC/DC
IPM INVERTER
R
E
L
A
Y
3PHASE
200/220V
AC
SEQUENCE/
POSITION
INPUT
SEQUENCE/
POSITION
OUTPUT
A/D
DSP
&
MEMORY
ENCODER
NC PLC
DISPLAY
&
SWITCH
1.7. Rotation direction of the servo motor
Caution: The encoder of the servo motor is made of glass.

Take precautions in order to avoid damages to the encoder shaft of the servo motor.
Caution: Make sure the rotation direction is correct when the servo motor rotates.
The correct rotation direction is shown in the following picture.
Forward direction (CCW)
2. Dimensions of the servo motor / drive

2.1. Dimensions of the servo motor
800W

1.5KW / 2.0kW
2.2. Dimensions of the servo drive
125
64
20
183
32
MODE
SET
VISION C
PCN3
C X
E Y
CN2
U V
W
DVSC-TX-14A-01
32
280
INPUT : AC220~230V, 50/60Hz.3

POWER : 1.5/2.0KW
OUTPUT : Rated
SER. No. : XXXXXXXXX
268
MODEL:DVSC-TX-14A-01
CN3
PCN2
AC SERVO DRIVE
250
R S
T
VISION
CN4
PULL
PCN1
CN1
BATT
CN5 CN6
AC SERVO DRIVER
3. Installation and wiring

3.1. Designations
Designations of DOOSAN AC Servo Motor and Drive are as follows.
Please refer to this section for system installation and after service.
1)Encoder Connector 2)Power Connector 3)Name Plate 4)Shaft 5 )Flange 6 )Frame 7 )Encoder
5
1
6
7
2
8
3
9
10
4
11
1) Fan 2) Input Voltage Connector 3) Motor Power Connector 4) Axis Switching Connector
5) Battery 6) Serial Communication Connector 7) The First Axis Encoder Signal Connector
8) The Second Axis Encoder Signal Connector 9) Output Control Signal Connector
10) Output Control Signal Connector 11) Input Control Signal Connector
3.2. Environmental conditions

This product was designed for indoor usage.
Caution : If used in different circumstances and environment other than stated below, damages
may occur.
Please use under the following conditions.
SERVO MOTOR
SERVO DRIVE
Voltage
3 phase AC 200V ~ 220V

+10 ~ -15%, 50/60Hz
Ambient
Temperature
0 ~ +40
0 ~ +50
Storage
Temperature
-25 ~ +80
-25 ~ +65
Humidity
Below 80% RH
Below 90% RH
Environmental
Conditions
(1) Use in areas free of corrosive and explosive gas.

(2) Use in areas that are well ventilated.
(3) Nearby vibrations or tremors may be the cause of loose contact of the
connector, electronic connector device and relay.
Waterproof /
Oil proof
(1) The protection level of the servo motor is IP-54.

Please lay a cover in areas where there is massive water and oil.
(2) When installing the servo motor, the connector should be assembled as
downward direction.
Other
Please refer to chapter 2 while assembling and handling the wires.
3.3. Installation method

3.3.1. Assembling of the servo motor
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Warning: While assembling the servo motor, avoid dropping it.

Caution: While mounting the servo motor horizontally, the connector should be facing
downward.
The servo motor can be mounted horizontally or vertically.
To prevent vibrations and extend the life of coupling and bearing, the motor shaft and the loading
shaft should be precisely aligned. Use flexible coupling when connecting directly to the load.
The outer part of the coupling should be measured at four equidistant points each 90 apart,
and the gap between the maximum and the minimum readings should not exceed 0.03.
The center point of the motor and the loading shaft should be precisely aligned.
Avoid excessive radial and thrust load to the motor shaft and also avoid impact that is more
than 10G when mounting the gear, coupling, pulley and etc. at the same time.
A minus load means continuous operation in the regenerative braking status, when the motor is
rotated by load. The regenerative braking capacity of the servo drive is short term rated
specification equivalent to stop time of the motor. Thus, it should not be used in minus load that
generates continuous regenerative braking.
ex) Servo system for descending objects(without counterweight)

The admissible load inertia into the motor shaft is within 5 times the inertia of the applied servo
motor. If it exceeds this, during deceleration it may cause regenerative malfunction.
The following steps should be taken if the load inertia exceeds more than 5 times the inertia of
the servo motor.
- Reduce the current limit.
Decelerate slowly.(Slow Down)
- Lower the maximum speed in use.
3.3.2. Mounting of the servo drive
Warning: To prevent electric shock, turn off the power while mounting or uninstalling.
While installing the panel, the size of the panel, cooling and wiring should be considered in
order to maintain a difference of temperature below 5 between the panel temperature and the
surrounding temperature in accordance with heat value of the equipment and box size.
If a heating element is placed nearby, the surrounding temperature of the servo drive should be
maintained below 55 at all cases despite temperature rise by convection and radiation. Use a
fan to ventilate sealed inner air, and proper ventilation should be used for convection of the air.
If a vibrating element is placed nearby, the drive should be mounted on shock absorbing surface.
If the servo drive be exposed to corrosive gas for a long time, may cause damages to connecting
devices such as relay and circuit breaker, thus it should be avoided.
Environmental conditions such as high temperature, high humidity, excessive dust and metal
particles should be avoided.
Mounting method
There should be a space wider than 100 below and above the servo drive.
There should be a space wider than 30 on both sides of the servo drive.
Mount the servo drive vertically. Do not use if it is mounted horizontally.
AC SERVO DRIVE
(O)
VISION
INPUT : AC220~230V, 50/60Hz.3

POWER : 1.5/2.0KW
OUTPUT : Rated
AC SERVO DRIVE
INPUT : AC220~230V, 50/60Hz.3

POWER : 1.5/2.0KW
OUTPUT : Rated
VISION
(X)
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3.4. Wiring
For signal lines and encoder lines, use twisted lines or multi-core shielded twisted-pair lines.
The length for command input lines should be maximum 3m, and the encoder line should be
maximum 10m or less.
Wiring must be done in shortest distance and the remaining length should be cut.
The ground circuit should be a thick line. Usage of third-class grounding or above (ground
resistance 100 or less) is recommended. Also, make sure to ground at one-point grounding.
The following precautions should be taken to avoid malfunction due to noise.
- The noise filter should be placed as near as possible.
- Mount a surge absorber to the coil of the relay, electromagnetic contacts, solenoids and etc.
- The power line (AC input, motor input line) and the signal line should be placed 30 apart
or more. Do not put them into the same duct or tie them in a bundle.
- If the power source of the servo drive is used in common with an electric welder or electrical
discharge machine, or a high-frequency noise source is present, attach noise filter to the
power or the input circuits.
- Since the core wire of the signal line cable is as thin as only 0.2 ~ 0.3, excessive force to the
line should be avoided to prevent damages.
3.5. Noise treatment

For wiring and grounding of the servo drive, the effect of switching noise which is generated by the
built-in IPM should be reduced as much as possible. Unexpected effect by outside noise should be
reduced as much as possible.
Grounding method
The servo drive supplies power to the motor according to the switching of the IPM device.
Thus the Cf dv/dt current flows from the power component to the floating capacity of the motor.
To prevent the effect of the switching noise, the motor frame terminal should be connected to
the PE terminal of the servo drive terminal block and the PE terminal of the servo drive should be
directly grounded to standard ground panel.
Noise filter
Noise filter is used in order to prevent noise from the power line. Please refer to the following
conditions while installing.
(a) Separate the input and output wiring and do not tie them together or put them into the same
duct.
(b) Do not put the ground wire into the same duct with the filter output line or other signal lines.
And do not tie them together.
(c) The ground wire should be wired singly to the ground panel.
(d) If the unit contains the filter, connect the filter and the equipment ground to the base of the
unit.
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3.6. Outside circuit connection

3.6.1. First-axis : APC/Turret/Magazine,
Second-axis : ATC
NC CONTROLLER
AC SERVO DRIVE
COM1
3 PHASE AC 220V
MCCB
NOISE POWER POWER
FILTER OFF
ON
A5
DC
24V
START
A1
POSI6 | SJOG_MODE
POSI5 | S_JOG+
B2
CN1
A2
POSI4 | S_JOGPOSI3 | H_TOOL1

POSI2 | H_TOOL0
POSI1 | ATC
POSI0 | ATC
CNT_SEL
STOP
A1
A3
L2(S)
A4
B2
L3(T)
B5
A2
PE
B6
A6
SVON
OVR3 | ATC
A8
/
EXTERNAL -110V
-220V
MAGNETIC
B10
OVR0 | ATC
A10
COM2
SVRDY2
POSO0
POSO1
POSO2
POSO3
POSO4
POSO5
POSO6
VPF
BAT_L
ALM
RY1 SVRDY
AUX_OUT0
AUX_OUT1
VPF2
BRAKE2BRAKE+
BRAKECOM1
AUX_IN0
AUX_IN1
AUX_IN2
JOG+2
JOG-2
DC
24V
B2
B8
EXTERNAL
MAGNETIC
PE
A9
OVR1 | ATC
DC
24V
A2
B9
OVR2 | ATC
DC
24V
B1
A7
MC1 MC1 MC1
PCN2
A1
B7
SVON2
L1(R)
B1
B4
JOGJOG+
MC1 RY1
MC1
PCN1
B3
COM2
CLAMP
A5
B1
A1
CN2
B1
B2
B2
A2
A1
B3
A2
PCN3
X
Y
C
+110V / +220V
-110V /
-220V
A3
CN4
B4
A1,B1,B2
A4
B5
A2,A3,A4
B6
B3
A6
B4
B7
A5,B5
A7
B6
B8
+5
GND
RX
RX/
BAT+
BAT-
SHIELD
A8
2AXIS
AC SERVO
MOTOR
PG
A6
A9
CN5
B10
A1,B1,B2
A10
A2,A3,A4
B6
B3
A6
B7
CN3
A7
B4
A5,B5
B10
B6
+5
GND
RX
RX/
BAT+
BAT-
A10
SHIELD
B1
1AXIS
AC SERVO
MOTOR
PG
A6
A4
CN6
UCLAMP
B4
ORIGIN_OUT
A3
B1
B3
B2,B3
A2
A1
B2
A2
A1
A3
+5
GND
RX
TX
TX
RX
PC
SHIELD
NOTE
1. TWISTED PAIR SHIELDED CABLE
2. USE WIRE FOR +5V, BAT THICKER THAN 0.5MM2
3. USE FOR BUILT-IN BRAKE TYPE MOTOR
4. CONNECTOR SPECIFICATION MAKER : TYCO ELECTRONICS AMP
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3.6.2. First-axis : APC/Turret/Magazine,
NC CONTROLLER
Second-axis : HOOK/Turret/Magazine
3 PHASE AC 220V
MCCB
NOISE POWER POWER
FILTER OFF
ON
AC SERVO DRIVE
COM1
A5
DC
24V
START
A1
POSI6
POSI5
POSI4
POSI3
POSI2
POSI1
POSI0
CNT_SEL
STOP
B2
CN1
A2
A1
A3
L2(S)
A4
B2
L3(T)
B5
A2
PE
B6
SVON
OVR3
OVR2
OVR1
OVR0
DC
24V
COM2
SVRDY2
POSO0
POSO1
POSO2
POSO3
POSO4
POSO5
POSO6
VPF
BAT_L
ALM
RY1 SVRDY
AUX_OUT0
AUX_OUT1
VPF2
BRAKE2BRAKE+
BRAKECOM1
DC
24V
AUX_IN0
AUX_IN1
AUX_IN2
JOG+2
JOG-2
DC
24V
COM2
POSO2_6
B1
A2
A7
A8
B9
/
EXTERNAL -110V
-220V
MAGNETIC
A9
B10
A10
A5
B1
A1
CN2
B1
B2
B2
A2
A1
B3
A2
Y
C
POSO2_0
-110V /
-220V
CN4
B4
A1,B1,B2
A4
B5
A2,A3,A4
B6
B3
A6
B4
B7
A5,B5
A7
B6
B8
+5
GND
RX
RX/
BAT+
BAT-
SHIELD
A8
2AXIS
AC SERVO
MOTOR
PG
A6
A9
CN5
B10
A1,B1,B2
A10
A2,A3,A4
B6
B3
A6
B7
CN3
A7
B4
A5,B5
B10
B6
+5
GND
RX
RX/
BAT+
BAT-
A10
SHIELD
B1
1AXIS
AC SERVO
MOTOR
PG
A6
A4
CN6
B4
POSO2_1
+110V / +220V
A3
POSO2_4
POSO2_2
PCN3
POSO2_5
POSO2_3
EXTERNAL
MAGNETIC
PE
B2
B8
MC1 MC1 MC1
PCN2
A1
A6
B7
SVON2
L1(R)
B1
B4
JOGJOG+
MC1 RY1
MC1
PCN1
B3
A3
B1
B3
B2,B3
A2
A1
B2
A2
A1
A3
+5
GND
RX
TX
TX
RX
PC
SHIELD
NOTE
1. TWISTED PAIR SHIELDED CABLE
2. USE WIRE FOR +5V, BAT THICKER THAN 0.5MM2
3. USE FOR BUILT-IN BRAKE TYPE MOTOR
4. CONNECTOR SPECIFICATION MAKER : TYCO ELECTRONICS AMP
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3.7. Layout of drive connector terminal

3.7.1. Layout of connector terminal CN1
1) APC/HOOK/Turret/Magazine
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
POSI6/
POSI4/
POSI2/
POSI0/
CNT_SEL/
JOG-/
SVON/
OVR3/
OVR1/
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
START/
POSI5/
POSI3/
POSI1/
COM1
STOP/
JOG+/
SVON2/
OVR2/
OVR0/
B2
B3
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
SJOG_
MODE/
S_JOG-/
H_TOOL0/
A1
A2
A3
A4
A9
A10
START/
S_JOG+/
H_TOOL1/
B9
B10
2) ATC
B1
CNT_SEL/
SVON/
A5
A6
A7
A8
COM1
STOP/
B5
B6
B7
B8
SVON2/

1) First-axis APC/Turret/Magazine
B1
B2
B3
B4
SVRDY2/
POSO1/
POSO3/
POSO5/
VPF/
BAT_L/
SVRDY/
AUX_OUT1/
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
POSO0/
POSO2/
POSO4/
POSO6/
COM2
ALM
AUX_OUT0/
VPF2/
BRAKE2-/
BRAKE-/
B4
B5
B6
B7
B8
B9
B10
UNCLAMP/
VPF/
BAT_L/
SVRDY/
AUX_OUT1/
A3
A4
A5
A6
A7
A8
A9
A10
ORIGIN_
OUT/
CLAMP/
COM2
ALM
AUX_OUT0/
VPF2/
BRAKE2-/
BRAKE-/
2) First-axis ATC
B1
B2
B3
SVRDY2/
A1
A2
BRAKE+/
BRAKE+/
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1) Second-axis HOOK/APC/Turret/Magazine
B1
B2
B3
B4
B5
COM2
POSO2_1/
POSO2_3
POSO2_5/
A1
A2
A3
A4
POSO2_0/
POSO2_2
POSO2_4/
POSO2_6/
2) Second-axis ATC
B1
B2
B3
COM2
A1
B4
A5
B5
UNCLAMP/
A2
A3
A4
ORIGIN_
OUT/
CLAMP/

B1
B2
B3
B4
A5
B6
B7
COM1
AUX_IN1/
A6
A7
AUX_IN0/
AUX_IN2/
B6
B7
COM1
AUX_IN1/
A6
A7
AUX_IN0/
AUX_IN2/
B5
B6
+6
+6
RX2
RX2/
BAT+
BAT-
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
+6
GND
GND
GND
BAT+
FG
B5
B6

B1
B2
B3
B4
+6
+6
RX
RX/
BAT+
BAT-
A1
A2
A3
A4
A5
A6
+6
GND
GND
GND
BAT+
FG

B1
B2
B3
+5
GND
GND
A1
A2
A3
RX
TX
FG
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B8
B9
B10
JOG+2/
A8
A9
A10
JOG-2/
B8
B9
B10
JOG+2/
A8
A9
A10
JOG-2/
3.8. Signals for connector CN1 and their meanings

3.8.1. APC/HOOK/Turret/Magazine
Signal
No.
SVON
B8
SVON2
A8
JOG+
JOG-
A7
B7
STOP
A6
CNT_SEL
B6
COM1
A5
START
A1
POSI0, POSI1
POSI2, POSI3
POSI4, POSI5
POSI6
OVR0
OVR1
OVR2
OVR3
B5,A4
B4,A3
B3,A2
B2
A10
B10
A9
B9
Description
The first-axis servo ON/OFF signal
When this signal is ON, the motor is ready to run. When this signal is off, the motor
remains free. (In case there is an inner brake, the brake operates.)
The second-axis servo ON/OFF signal
When this signal is ON, the motor is ready to run. When this signal is off, the motor
remains free. (In case there is an inner brake, the brake operates.)
These signals are used as the fixed direction signal or the jog operation signal,
depending on the setting value of the first-axis parameter 3, and are used as the
drive itself jog operation signal, depending on the setting value of the parameter 2.
- Fixed direction signal (Set value of the parameter 3 as 0.)
At the time of positioning move, the direction of the rotation can be fixed to one.
CCW, CW signals = OFF : Direction of the rotation is automatically set as the
short distance side.
CCW signal = ON : Direction of the rotation is fixed counter-clock wise.
CW signal = ON : Direction of the rotation is fixed clock wise.
CCW, CW signals = ON : Cannot be defined.
- JOG Operation signal (Set value of the parameter 3 as 1.)
Used for manual jog operation signal.
JOG+ signal = ON : When the signal turns on, the motor rotates counter-clock
Wise. And when it turns off, the motor stops at the nearest
POST.
JOG- signal = ON : When the signal turns on, the motor rotates clock wise. And
when it turns off, the motor stops at the nearest POST.
Rotation speed and Accel/Decel time is the same as when it
is operated automatically.
When it is operated automatically and motor is running, these signals are
ignored.
- DRIVE ITSELF JOG signal (Set value of the parameter 2 as 1 and turn ON the
OVR1 signal.)
JOG+ signal = ON : The motor rotates clockwise when viewed from the front.
JOG- signal = ON : The motor rotates counter-clockwise when viewed from the
front.
When this signal is ON, the motor stops abruptly.
The motor moves the rest of the distance according to the START signal input.
As axis selection signal, the first-axis is enabled when this signal is OFF and the
second-axis is enabled when this signal is ON.
COMMON terminal
(When the DC 24V is inputted between this terminal and the certain input signal,
the signal turns ON.)
When this signal turns ON while the SVON signal is ON, the motor moves towards
the POST, that is the input position data(binary code).
Maintain the ON time at minimum 100 msec.
I/O
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
As the position data input signals, the POST number to move is entered to these
signals as 7 bits binary code. Input data should be entered before the START
signal more than 10 msec. (Minimum input data is 1.)
Input
When the parameter 46 is set as 1, these signals are used as OVERRIDE inputs.
(4 bits binary code input (OVR0~OVR3))
When the parameter 2 is set as 1 or the parameter 46 is set as 2, these signals are
used as option function.
Input
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3.8.2. ATC
Signal
No.
SVON
B8
SVON2
A8
S_JOG+(Forward)
S_JOG-(Reverse)
A2
B3
STOP
A6
CNT_SEL
B6
H_TOOL0
H_TOOL1
B4
A3
COM1
A5
START/
A1
SJOG_MODE
B2
Description
The first-axis servo ON/OFF signal
When this signal is ON, the motor is ready to run. When this signal is off, the
motor remains free. (In case there is an inner brake, the brake operates.)
The second-axis servo ON/OFF signal
When this signal is ON, the motor is ready to run. When this signal is off, the
motor remains free. (In case there is an inner brake, the brake operates.)
- STEP JOG Operation signal (when the SJOG_MODE signal is ON)
Used for step jog operation signal.
S_JOG+ signal = ON : The ARM rotates forward.
S_JOG- signal = ON : The ARM rotates reverse.
When this signal is ON, the motor stops abruptly.
The motor moves the rest of the distance according to the START signal input.
As axis select signal, the first-axis is enabled when this signal is OFF and the
second-axis is enabled when this signal is ON.
Heavy tool input signal
COMMON terminal of sequence input signals
When this signal is ON while the SVON signal is ON, the motor rotates.
Maintain the ON time at minimum 100 msec.
STEP JOG state input signal
I/O
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
Input
These signals are used as the drive itself jog operation signal, depending on the
setting value of the first-axis parameter 2.
JOG+
JOG-
18
A7
B7
OVR1 signal.)
front.
Input

Signal
No.
ALM
A6
SVRDY
B7
SVRDY2
B1
BAT_L
B6
COM2
A5
BRAKE+
BRAKE-
B10
A10
BRAKE+
BRAKE2-
B10
A9
VPF
B5
VPF2
A8
POSO0, POSO1
POSO2, POSO3
POSO4, POSO5
POSO6
A1,B2
A2,B3
A3,B4
A4
AUX_OUT0
AUX_OUT1
A7
B8
Description
When a drive alarm occurs, this signal is OFF and the normal case, this signal
turns ON.
The first-axis servo ready complete signal
When the SVON signal is ON, this signal turns ON after the setting time in the
parameter 13. When the SVON signal is OFF, this signal turns OFF after the
setting time in the parameter 15.
The second-axis servo ready complete signal
When the SVON2 signal is ON, this signal turns ON after the setting time in the
parameter 13. When the SVON2 signal is OFF, this signal turns OFF after the
When the battery voltage falls below 3.2[V], this signal(Active Low) turns ON.
COMMON terminal
The first-axis brake signal
In case there is an inner brake in the motor, this signal controls the brake power.
(The current flow capacity is within 30mA due to photo coupler contact point,
thus a different relay contact point must be used for the actual brake power
ON/OFF control. Design the circuit so that when output contact point is ON,
the brake is free, when output contact point is OFF, the brake operates.)
When the SVON signal is ON, this signal turns OFF after the setting time in the
parameter 14 and then SVRDY signal turns ON after the setting time in the
parameter 13.
When the SVON signal is OFF, this signal turns OFF after the setting time in the
parameter 14.
The second- axis brake signal
The usage of this signal is the same as the first-axis brake signal.
The first-axis positioning completion signal
If the pulse error readings while the motor is moving is within the setting value in
the parameter 18, this signal turns ON. (This signal turns ON even when the
SVON signal turns OFF.)
The second-axis positioning completion signal
SVON2 signal turns OFF.)
The first-axis position data output signal
These signals, as the position data output signal, output currently located POST
number as 7 bits binary code.
These signals will be outputted not while the motor is rotating, but just before the
VPF signal is outputted.
When the SVON signal is OFF, the nearest POST number will be outputted.
If the option function is enabled, while the parameter 2 is set as 1 or the
parameter 46 is set as 2, this signal outputs the signal reception status.
I/O
Output
Output
Output
Output
Output
Output
Output
Output
Output
Output
Output
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3.9.2. ATC
Signal
No.
ALM
A6
SVRDY
B7
SVRDY2
B1
BAT_L
B6
Description
When a drive alarm occurs, this signal is OFF and the normal case, this signal
turns ON.
The first-axis servo ready complete signal
When the SVON signal is ON, this signal turns ON after the setting time in the
parameter 13. When the SVON signal is OFF, this signal turns OFF after the
The second-axis servo ready complete signal
When the SVON2 signal is ON, this signal turns ON after the setting time in the
parameter 13. When the SVON2 signal is OFF, this signal turns OFF after the
When the battery voltage falls below 3.2[V], this signal(Active Low) turns ON.
COMMON terminal
The first-axis brake signal
In case there is an inner brake in the motor, this signal controls the brake power.
(The current flow capacity is within 30mA due to photo coupler contact point,
thus a different relay contact point must be used for the actual brake power
ON/OFF control. Design the circuit so that when output contact point is ON,
the brake is free, when output contact point is OFF, the brake operates.)
When the SVON signal is ON, this signal turns OFF after the setting time in the
parameter 14 and then SVRDY signal turns ON after the setting time in the
parameter 13.
When the SVON signal is OFF, this signal turns OFF after the setting time in the
parameter 14.
The second- axis brake signal
The usage of this signal is the same as the first-axis brake signal.
The first-axis positioning completion signal
The second-axis positioning completion signal
I/O
Output
Output
Output
Output
COM2
A5
BRAKE+
BRAKE-
B10
A10
BRAKE+
BRAKE2-
B10
A9
VPF
B5
VPF2
A8
CLAMP
A4
This signal outputs the CLAMP signal.
Output
UNCLAMP
B4
This signal outputs the UNCLAMP signal.
Output
ORIGIN_OUT
A3
This signal outputs the ORIGIN POSITION signal.
Output
AUX_OUT0
AUX_OUT1
A7
B8
If the option function is enabled, while the parameter 2 is set as1 or the
parameter 46 is set as 2, this signal outputs signal reception status.
Output
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Output
Output
Output
Output
Output

Signal
No.
Description
I/O
COM2
B1
COMMON terminal
(When the DC 24V is inputted between this terminal and the certain input signal, the
signal turns ON.)
Input
POSO2_0
POSO2_1
POSO2_2
POSO2_3
POSO2_4
POSO2_5
POSO2_6
A1
B2
A2
B3
A3
B4
A4
The second-axis position data output signal

These signals, as the position data output signal, output currently located POST
number as 7 bits binary code.
These signals will be outputted not while the motor is rotating, but just before the
VPF signal is outputted.
When the SVON signal is OFF, the nearest POST number will be outputted.
COM1
B6
COMMON terminal
(When the DC 24V is inputted between this terminal and the certain input signal, the
signal turns ON.)
Input
AUX_IN0
AUX_IN1
AUX_IN2
A6
B7
A7
Additional option input signal
Input
JOG+2
JOG-2
B10
A10
These signals are used as the fixed direction signal or the jog operation signal,
depending on the setting value of the second-axis parameter 3, and are used as
the drive itself jog operation signal, depending on the setting value of the parameter
2.
- Fixed direction signal (Set value of the parameter 3 as 0.)
At the time of positioning move, the direction of the rotation can be fixed to one.
CCW, CW signals = OFF : Direction of the rotation is automatically set as the
short distance side.
CCW signal = ON : Direction of the rotation is fixed counter-clock wise.
CW signal = ON : Direction of the rotation is fixed clock wise.
CCW, CW signals = ON : Cannot be defined.
- JOG Operation signal (Set value of the parameter 3 as 1.)
Used for manual jog operation signal.
JOG+ signal = ON : When the signal turns on, the motor rotates counter-clock
Wise. And when it turns off, the motor stops at the nearest
POST.
Output
Input
JOG- signal = ON : When the signal turns on, the motor rotates clock wise. And
when it turns off, the motor stops at the nearest POST.
Rotation speed and Accel/Decel time is the same as when it
is operated automatically.
When it is operated automatically and motor is running, these signals are
ignored.
- DRIVE ITSELF JOG signal (Set value of the parameter 2 as 1 and turn ON the OVR1
signal.)
front.
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3.10.2. ATC
Signal
No.
COM2
B1
COMMON terminal
CLAMP
A4
This signal outputs the CLAMP signal.
Output
UNCLAMP
B4
This signal outputs the UNCLAMP signal.
Output
ORIGIN_OUT
A3
This signal outputs the ORIGIN POSITION signal.
Output
COM1
B6
COMMON terminal
Output
AUX_IN0
AUX_IN1
AUX_IN2
A6
B7
A7
Additional option input signal
Input
B10
A10
These signals are used as the drive itself jog operation signal, depending on the
setting value of the second-axis parameter 2.
OVR1 signal.)
front.
Input
JOG+2
JOG-2
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Description
I/O
Input
3.11. Structure of drive I/O circuit

1) Input
There are ALMRST, SVON, JOG+, JOG-, STOP, SPARE, START, POSI0~POSI6 signals and two
types of input circuits are provided. (The current is limited to 5mA due to inner resistance.)
+24V
AC SERVO DRIVE
4.4K
+24V
TR
COM1
COM2
5mA
5mA
TR
AC SERVO DRIVE
SW
TLP620 or EQ.
SW
4.4K
COM1
COM2
Using VCC(+24V) COMMON
TLP620 or EQ.
Using GND COMMON
2) Output
There are SVRDY, ALM, BAT_L, VPF, POSO0~POS06 signals. They are photo coupler output, thus
design the output circuit so that the output current is limited to 50mA.
AC SERVO DRIVE
COM3 or COM4
+24V
50mA max
R
L
O
A
D
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4. Operation
4.1. Automatic operation
1
SVRDY
7 8 9
DRIVE normal
ALARM
SVON
POWER ON
POWER
Axis Selection
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First-axis
Second-axis
First-axis
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
ON
OFF
Position DATA
VALID
Position DATA
Input
START
Positioning
Completion
Input
Position
Output
Initial Position
Output
Position DATA
Output
OFF
ON
OFF
Current Position
Output
ON
1) If the drive maintains a normal state (takes 1 sec) after the POWER turns on, it outputs the initial
position data and the positioning completion signal(VPF) after it detects the initial position by the
absolute encoder.
2) Turn ON the axis selection signal. Especially, the host controller has to output the axis selection
signal before 10 msec than the SVON signal to the drive.
(When the axis selection signal is OFF, the servo drive operates as the first-axis mode and when
that signal is ON, it operates as the second-axis mode.)
3) When the SVON signal is ON, the SVRDY signal turns ON after the inner GATE turns ON.
4) When the START signal is ON, the servo motor will rotate according to the position data.
(Maintain ON status of the START signal for about 100 msec.)
5) When the position movement starts, the VPF(Positioning Completion) signal turns OFF and
the position data 0 is outputted.
6) When the position movement is complete, the VPF signal turns ON after the position input data is
outputted.
7) The host controller must turn OFF the SVON signal only after the VPF signal turns ON.
(Move to the next position after the SVRDY signal turns OFF.)
8) To switch the axis, turn off SVON signal and, after 20 msec, change the status of the axis
selection signal.
(When using the same axis, please keep the existing status of the axis selection signal.)
9) After the SVRDY and the SVON signals are turned OFF, the current position data is outputted.
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4.2. Jog operation and Usage of BRAKE Signal(Magazine Port move by the jog signal)
1
PLC
JOG SWITCH
Second-axis
Axis Selection
PLC Output
SERVO ON
BRAKE
ON
OFF
ON
Parameter 14
Parameter 13
SERVO READY
Parameter 15
Electrical LOCK release
JOG+ SIGNAL
VPF
ON
OFF
ON
1) Turn ON the Jog Switch.

2) Turn ON the axis selection signal. Especially, the host controller has to output the axis selection
signal before 10 msec than the SVON signal to the drive.
(When the axis selection signal is OFF, the servo drive operates as the first-axis mode and when
that signal is ON, it operates as the second-axis mode.)
3) The PLC outputs the SERVO ON signal to the servo drive.
4) When the SVON signal turns ON, the BRAKE release signal is outputted after the time value in the
parameter 14.
5) After the time value in the parameter 13, the SERVO READY signal is outputted.
6) After the SERVO READY signal is outputted, the PLC must input the JOG+ signal to the servo drive.
7) When the position movement is complete, the positioning completion signal(VPF) turns ON after
the position data that is increased by more than one from the previous position is outputted.
8) When the positioning completion signal(VPF) turns ON, the PLC turns OFF the SERVO ON signal.
Then, the servo drive turns ON the BRAKE signal after the time value in the parameter 15.
The servo drive outputs the current position data after the SERVO ON signal turns OFF.
9) To switch the axis, turn off the SVON signal and, after 20 msec, change the status of the axis
selection signal.
(When using the same axis, please keep the existing status of the axis selection signal.)
In the jog mode, the motor cannot rotate over 4,000 revolutions continuously. Should there be an
input of over 4,000 revolutions, the motor will stop and it will not rotate. In this case, turn off the
JOG+ or JOG- signal and then turn it on again.
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4.3. Parameter and Machine Origin setting method after replacement of the servo drive
At the time of the first machine assembly, should be set the absolute encoder zero-point to the
Machine Origin. The setting method of each axis is as follows.
(These steps should be done when the external SERVO ON signal is OFF.)
4.3.1. Parameter and Machine Origin setting method of the First-axis APC/Turret/Magazine
1) Turn on the drive power.
2) Clamp the APC/Turret.
3) Initialize the parameter value.
Press the MODE key to change the display to diagnosis mode, and then press the DOWN key
three times to change the display to parameter initialize mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
First-axis diagnosis
display mode
Once
First-axis Parameter
initialize display
3 times
: Press the SET key to save the parameter.

SET
: Parameters from No. 0 to 99 are saved automatically.
: Return to the original display after saving the parameter

up to 99 automatically.
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4) Initialize the position compensation value.
After parameter initialization, press the UP key once to change the display to position
compensation value initialize mode.
initialize display
First-axis position compensation

value initialize display
Once

SET

5) Turn the drive power OFF and then turn ON again.
6) Set value of the first-axis parameter 45, namely the axis function select parameter.
Because the default value is set to first-axis APC/Turret/Magazine, second-axis ATC, change the
parameter when it needs to set to all axes APC/Turret/Magazine or ATC.
When it needs to set as First-axis APC/Turret/Magazine, Second-axis ATC
: Apply the default value.
When it needs to set as First-axis APC/Turret/Magazine, Second-axis HOOK/Turret/Magazine
Press the MODE key twice to change the display to parameter setting mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
Twice
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To change the two-digit address of the beginning as 45, press the DOWN key three times.
3 times
The rightmost number will blink on and off after pressing the SET key once, and the number
will be set to 2 after pressing the UP key once, and the setting value will be applied with
stopping blinking after pressing the SET key four times.
SET
SET
Once
Once
4 times
Turn the servo drive power OFF and ON again.

When it needs to set as First-axis ATC, Second-axis ATC
: Setting method is same as the above case, but just the parameter 45 is changed as 3.
7) Set the parameter by reference the parameter sheet of the equipment. At this time, set the
parameter 8 to the number of APC/Turret/Magazine.
Press the MODE key twice to change the display to parameter setting mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
Twice
Press the UP key 8 times to change the two-digit address of the beginning as 08.
8 times
The rightmost number will blink on and off after pressing the SET key once.
(Each time the SET key is pressed, the blinking number will shift to the left and after 5 times the
setting value will be applied with stopping blinking.)
SET
Once
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In this state, if the currently located POST number is 22, press the UP key once to change the
rightmost number as 2. And, press the SET key once to shift the blinking number to the left so
the second number of the right is blinked. Then, press the UP key twice to change the second
number as 2 so the two digits are changed as 22.
SET
Once
Once
Twice
In this state, the setting value will be applied with stopping blinking after pressing the SET key 3
times.
SET
3 times
All settings can be set under OFF state of the SVON signal, and if the parameter setting is
completed, the drive power must be turned OFF and ON again to apply the changed parameter
value.
8) Turn the servo drive power OFF and ON again.
9) Set the origin at the origin setting display of the diagnosis mode.
Press the MODE key to change the display to diagnosis mode, and then press the DOWN key
once to change the display to origin setting display mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
First-axis diagnosis
display mode
Once
SET
First-axis origin
setting display
Once
: Press the SET key for 2 seconds or more to save the

origin-related parameter.

10) Turn the servo drive power OFF and ON again to complete the origin setting.
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4.3.2. Parameter and Machine Origin setting method of the Second-axis ATC
1) Turn on the drive power.
2) Adjust the ATC to the origin setting position.
3) Initialize the parameter value.
Press the MODE key six times to change the display to the second-axis diagnosis mode, and then
press the DOWN key three times to change into the second-axis parameter initialize mode.
Blinking of the dot at the right lower side in the first number indicates the second-axis mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
Second-axis diagnosis
display mode
6 times
Second-axis Parameter
initialize display
3 times

SET

4) Initialize the position compensation value.

Press the UP key once to change the display to position compensation value initialize mode.
Second-axis
Parameter initialize
display
Second-axis position
compensation value
initialize display
Once
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SET

5) Turn the drive power OFF and then turn ON again.
6) Set the parameter by reference the parameter sheet of the equipment. At this time, after
setting the parameter 46 as 0, set each section speed from 47 to 66.
Press the MODE key seven times to change the display to parameter setting mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
7 times
Press the UP key until the two-digit address of the beginning is changed to 46.
46 times
After pressing the SET key once, the rightmost number will blink on and off.
SET
Once
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In this state, press the DOWN key once so the rightmost number is set to 0. And the setting
value will be applied with stopping blinking after pressing the SET key four times.
SET
4 times
Once
value.
7) Turn the servo drive power OFF and ON again.
8) Set the origin at the origin setting display of the diagnosis mode.
Press the MODE key six times to change the display to diagnosis mode, and then press the
DOWN key once to change the display to origin setting display mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
Second-axis diagnosis
display mode
6 times
SET
Second-axis origin
setting display
Once


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4.4. Selective application of the position compensation value by external signal

When parameter 46 of each axis is set to 2, the offset value that is set at the drive can be applied by
outside contact signal(OVR0) optionally.
4.4.1. Selective application of the position compensation value by first-axis external signal
This function can be used when the axis is set as APC/HOOK/Turret/Magazine. When the axis is
set as ATC, this function cant be used.
1) Set the first-axis parameter 46 as 2.
Change the operating display as the parameter setting mode by pressing the MODE key twice.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
Twice
Press the DOWN key twice to change the left two digits of address as 46.
Twice
SET
Once
In this state, press the UP key twice to change the rightmost number as 2. And the setting
SET
Twice
4 times
2) If the servo drive input contact point OVR0 is turned ON by NC, the drive applies the offset value
at the time of moving to the commanded tool number after outputs ON of the output contact point
AUX_OUT0 to the NC.
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4.4.2. Selective application of the position compensation value by second-axis external signal
This function can be used when the axis is set as not ATC but APC/HOOK/Turret/Magazine.
1) Set the second-axis parameter 46 to 2
Change the operating display as the parameter setting mode by pressing the MODE key 7 times.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
7 times
Press the DOWN key twice to change display of first two segments as 46.
Twice
SET
Once
In this state, press the UP key twice to change the rightmost number as 2. And the setting
SET
Twice
4 times
2) If the servo drive input contact point AXIS and OVR0 is turned ON by NC, the drive applies the
offset value at the time of moving to the commanded tool number after outputs ON of the output
contact point AUX_OUT0 to the NC.
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4.5. Operation of servo drive in JOG mode by external signal

When parameter 2 is set to 1, the servo drive can be operated in JOG mode by outside contact
signal(OVR1).
4.5.1. Operation of servo drive in JOG mode by first-axis external signal
Change the operating display as the parameter setting mode by pressing the MODE key twice.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
Twice
Press the UP key twice to change display of first two segments as 2.
Twice
SET
Once
In this state, press the UP key once to change the rightmost number as 1. And the setting value
will be applied with stopping blinking after pressing the SET key four times.
SET
Once
4 times
2) If the servo drive input contact point OVR1 is turned ON by NC, the drive outputs ON of the output
contact point AUX_OUT1 to the NC. And the servo drive can be operated in JOG mode.
3) The servo motor rotates at the setting speed in parameter 27 while the NC enables JOG+ or
JOG- signal.
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4.5.2. Operation of servo drive in JOG mode by second-axis external signal
1) Set the second-axis parameter 2 as 1.
Change the operating display as the parameter setting mode by pressing the MODE key 7 times.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
7 times
Twice
SET
Once
will be applied with stopping the blinking after pressing the SET key four times.
SET
Once
4 times
2) If the servo drive input contact points AXIS and OVR1 are turned ON by NC, the drive outputs ON
of the output contact point AUX_OUT1 to the NC. And then the servo drive can be operated in JOG
mode.
3) The servo motor rotates at the setting speed in parameter 27 while the NC enables JOG+ or
JOG- signal. At this time second-axis contact point AXIS must keep ON state.
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4.6. Machine Origin setting method by external signal

When the parameter 2 is set to 1, machine origin can be set by outside contact signal(OVR0, OVR1).
4.6.1. Machine Origin setting method by first-axis external signal
Change the operating display as parameter setting mode by pressing the MODE key twice.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
Twice
Twice
SET
Once
will be applied with stopping the blinking after pressing the SET key four times.
SET
Once
4 times
2) If the servo drive input contact points OVR0 and OVR1 are turned ON by NC at once, the drive
outputs ON of the output contact points AUX_OUT0 and AUX_OUT1 to the NC at once after
completion of origin setting.
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4.6.2. Machine Origin setting method by second-axis external signal
1) Set the second-axis parameter 2 as 1.
Change the operating display as parameter setting mode by pressing the MODE key 7 times.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
7 times
Twice
SET
Once
will be applied with stopping the blinking by pressing the SET key four times.
SET
Once
4 times
2) If the servo drive input contact points AXIS, OVR0 and OVR1 are turned ON by NC at once, the
drive outputs ON of the output contact points AUX_OUT0 and AUX_OUT1 to the NC at once after
completion of origin setting.
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5. Display and Settings

5.1. Functions
The 6 digits 7 segment display in front of the drive indicates parameter setting, position
compensation value setting, diagnosis and alarm. And drive setting and various operating
can be done by the 4 keys below the display.
(Display)
Even if the power turns OFF, values set by key operation is stored in drive.
Even if the power turns OFF after the alarm occur, the contents of the alarm is stored in drive.
And the contents can be verified after turning ON the power again.
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5.2. Operating the display setting section and display flowchart

5.2.1. Overview
Soon after turning on the power, the 7 segment is in the status display mode and the mode
selection can be done by the MODE key.
Designated series display(CT series)

Initialization
after
power-up
Capacity display(2.0KW)
0.8KW(Pro.800), 1.5KW(Pro.150), 2.3KW(Pro.230)
Control Mode display(Position / Speed / Current)
First-axis status display mode
First-axis diagnosis display mode

Firstaxis
display
screen
First-axis setting parameter mode
First-axis setting position compensation value mode
First-axis alarm history display mode
Second-axis status display mode
Second-axis diagnosis display mode

Second
axis
display
screen
Second-axis setting parameter mode
Second-axis setting position compensation value mode
Second-axis alarm history display mode
MODE
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5.2.2. First-axis Display Flowchart
First-axis Flowchart in state of APC/Turret/Magazine setting
Secondaxis
screen
First-axis screen conversion

MODE
Setting position
compensaion
Status display
Diagnosis display
Setting parameter
Motor running
speed
Servo ready status
Parameter 0
Reserved
Initial display
First-axis alarm
Setting machine
home
Parameter 1
Position compensation 1
Alarm history 1
Reserved
Setting position
compensation
Parameter 2
Alarm history 2
Reserved
Setting
Parameter
Accumulated
remaining pulse
Jog operation
Max load ratio
Reserved
Effective load ratio
Contact output test
Absolute encoder
rotation
Parameter 3
Position data output
Current position
number
Position data input
Alarm history 3
Override input signal
Absolute encoder
rotation counter
Alarm history
Parameter 47
Alarm history 20
Sequence output
Sequence input
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5.2.3. Second-axis Display Flowchart
Second-axis Flowchart in state of ATC setting
Firstaxis
screen
Second-axis screen conversion

MODE
Status display
Dignosis display
Setting parameter
Setting position
compensation
Alarm history
Motor running speed
Servo ready status
Parameter 0
Reserved
Initial display
First-axis alarm
Setting
machine home
Parameter 1
Alarm history 1
Reserved
Setting position
compensation
Parameter 2
Alarm history 2
Reserved
Setting parameter
Parameter 3
Accumulated
remaining pulse
Jog operation
Max load ratio
Effective load ratio
Absolute encoder
rotation
reserved
Contact output test
Override data input
Absolute encoder
rotation counter
Position data output
Current position
number
Position data input
Sequence output
Sequence input
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Alarm history 3
Parameter 73
Alarm history 20
5.3. Status display

The status display mode is the function that verifies the status of the drive during operation.
The front panel displays the status of the drive, and its contents and usage are as follows.
All position related calculations are executed according to pulse unit inside the drive. Therefore the
status display of the pulse unit is displayed according to the pulse standard of the encoder.
(8,192 pulses per rotation)
5.3.1. Motor rotation speed
The rotation speed of the motor is displayed as RPM unit. The rapid change of the speed cannot be
seen due to inner filtering process.
If the motor rotates in a clockwise, - will be displayed. Display range [-3000 ~ 3000]
First-axis
: Positive
: Negative (-1000rpm)
Second-axis
: Positive
: Negative (-1000rpm)
5.3.2. Alarm display

Current occurred alarm status is displayed.
First-axis
Ex) overload alarm
Second-axis
Ex) overload alarm
Sequence of display conversions

First-axis
Once
Second-axis
MODE
5 times
Once
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5.3.3. Remaining pulses
The error between position command and position feedback is displayed as accumulated pulse unit.
If the error exceeds the setting value of the parameter 19, position deviation excess alarm will be
occurred. If the motor rotates in a clockwise, - will be displayed.
First-axis
: Positive
: Negative (-1000)
Second-axis
: Positive
: Negative (-1000)

First-axis
4 times
Second-axis
MODE
5 times
4 times
5.3.4. Maximum load factor

The maximum value of load is displayed in %. While the SVON signal is ON, the display is always
updated as the maximum value and it will be 0 when the signal is OFF.
If the value is in the minus, - will be displayed. Display range [-300 ~ 300]
First-axis
Second-axis
First-axis
4 times
Second-axis
MODE
44
5 times
5 times

5.3.5. Effective load factor
The effective value of load is displayed in %. (The rated value is 100%.) If the motor rotates in a
clockwise, - will be displayed.
When the SVON signal is OFF, the display will be 0. Display range [-300 ~ 300]
First-axis
Second-axis
Sequence of screen conversions
First-axis
4 times
Second-axis
MODE
5 times
4 times
5.3.6. Position value within 1 rotation of motor

This mode will display the pulse count within 1 rotation of the absolute encoder in the motor. (2,048
count per rotation) When the count exceeds 2048, it will resume to 0. Display range [0 ~ 2,047]
First-axis
Second-axis
First-axis
3 times
Second-axis
MODE
5 times
3 times
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5.3.7. Rotation count of motor
This mode will display the rotation pulse count of the absolute encoder in the motor. (1 count per
rotation) When the count exceeds 65,535, it will resume to 0. Display range [0 ~ 65,535]
First-axis
Second-axis
First-axis
Twice
Second-axis
MODE
5 times
Twice
5.3.8. Current POST number

This mode displays the current located POST number. The number will be updated only when the
motor has stopped or the SVON signal is OFF.
First-axis
Second-axis
First-axis
Once
Second-axis
MODE
5 times
46
Once
5.4. Diagnosis display

In this mode, it will be possible to verify the external sequence status and the condition of
the system.
It will be displayed in the LED display as shown below, and its contents and usage are as
follows.
5.4.1. Servo ready status
First-axis
: SVON signal is OFF
: SVON signal is ON
Second-axis
: SVON signal is OFF
: SVON signal is ON

First-axis
MODE
Once
Second-axis
MODE
6 times
5.4.2. Sequence I/O signal
1) Sequence input signal (First-axis APC/Turret/Magazine, Second-axis ATC)
ON/OFF status of external input signals is displayed in 7 segments. Its possible to verify the
first-axis signals through the first-axis sequence input signal display and the second-axis signals
through the second-axis sequence input signal display.
Turn ON CNT_SEL signal first to verify the second-axis sequence input signals.
First-axis
STOP
JOG-
SVON
JOG+
47
Second-axis
JOG2-
SVON2
STOP
JOG2+
CNT_SEL(axis selection)

First-axis
MODE
Once
Once
6 times
Once
Second-axis
MODE
2) Sequence output signal

ON/OFF status of external output signals is displayed in 7 segments. Its possible to verify the
first-axis signals through the first-axis sequence output signal display and the second-axis
signals through the second-axis sequence output signal display.
First-axis
BRAKE
AUX_OUT1
AUX_OUT0
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BAT_LOW
ALM
SVRDY
Second-axis
ALM
BRAKE2
AUX_OUT1
SVRDY2
AUX_OUT0

First-axis
MODE
Once
Twice
6 times
Twice
Second-axis
MODE
The status of I/O signals is verified by blinking of the 7 segments LED. When the signal is ON,
LED turns ON. And it turns OFF when the signal is OFF.
5.4.3. Position data I/O signal
1) Position data input signal
ON/OFF status of position data input signal is displayed in 7 segments. Its possible to verify the
first-axis signals through the first-axis position data input signal display and the second-axis
signals through the second-axis position data input signal display.
Turn ON CNT_SEL signal first to verify the second-axis position data input signal.
First-axis(APC/Turret/Magazine)
START
POSI6
POSI5
POSI4
POSI0
POSI1
POSI2
POSI3
First-axis(ATC)
START
SJOG_MODE
S_JOG+
S_JOG-
H_TOOL0
H_TOOL1
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Second-axis(ATC)
Second-axis(HOOK/Turret/Magazine)
START
POSO6
POSO0
POSO1
POSO5
POSO4
POSO2
POSO3
START
SJOG_MODE
S_JOG+
S_JOG-
H_TOOL0
H_TOOL1
First-axis
MODE
Once
3 times
6 times
3 times
Second-axis
MODE
2) Position data output signal

ON/OFF status of position data output signal is displayed in 7 segments. Its possible to verify
the first-axis signals through the first-axis position data output signal display and the secondaxis signals through the second-axis position data output signal display.
First-axis(APC/Turret/Magazine)
VPF
POSI6
POSI5
POSI4
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First-axis(ATC)
POSI0
POSI1
POSI2
VPF
POSI3
CLAMP
ORIGIN_OUT
UNCLAMP
Second-axis(ATC)
Second-axis(HOOK/Turret/Magazine)
VPF
POSO6
POSO0
POSO1
POSO5
POSO4
POSO2
POSO3
ORIGIN_OUT
VPF
UNCLAMP
CLAMP
First-axis
MODE
Once
3 times
6 times
3 times
Second-axis
MODE
5.4.4. Override Input signal
First-axis
Second-axis
OVR0
OVR1
OVR2
OVR3
OVR0
OVR1
OVR2
OVR3
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First-axis
MODE
Once
5 times
6 times
5 times
Second-axis
MODE
5.4.5. Output signal test

1) First-axis output signal test
In this mode, it is possible to verify the connection by outputting the output signals by force to
external.
SET
: Set desired output using SET key
: POSO0 signal ON
: POSO1 signal ON
: POSO2 signal ON
: POSO3 signal ON
: POSO4 signal ON
: POSO5 signal ON
: POSO6 signal ON
: VPF signal ON
: BAT_LOW signal ON
: ALM signal ON
: SVRDY signal ON
: SVRDY2 signal ON
: AUX_OUT0 signal ON
: AUX_OUT1 signal ON
: BRAKE2 signal ON
: BRAKE signal ON
SET
: Return to the original display
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2) Second-axis output signal test
In this mode, it is possible to verify the connection by outputting the output signals by force to
external.

First-axis
MODE
Once
6 times
6 times
6 times
Second-axis
MODE
5.4.6. Maker management zone (Reserved)

First-axis
Second-axis
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5.4.7. Drive itself JOG operation
1) First-axis drive itself JOG operation
When setting the origin regardless of external signals autonomously, this mode can be used to
move to home position of the selected POST. While the UP or DOWN key is pressed, the servo
motor rotates at the setting speed in parameter 27.
First-axis
MODE
Once
4 times
Ex) First-axis itself JOG operation at 200 rpm
SET
: After pressing the SET key, the SVON signal will automatically
turn ON, and it will change to JOG run mode.
: JOG run mode
SET
: Resume to initial display mode

2) Second-axis itself JOG operation
When setting the origin regardless of external signals autonomously, this mode can be used to
move to home position of the selected POST. While the UP or DOWN key is pressed, the servo
motor rotates at the setting speed in parameter 27.
Second-axis
MODE
6 times
4 times
Ex) Second-axis itself JOG operation at 200 rpm
SET
: After pressing the SET key, the SVON signal will automatically
turn ON, and it will change to JOG run mode.
: JOG run mode
SET
: Resume to initial display mode
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5.4.8. Parameter Initialization
1) First-axis parameter Initialization
In this mode, the parameter is initialized as default value and stored in FRAM. The default value
will be reset by pressing the SET key.
First-axis
MODE
Once
3 times

SET

2) Second-axis parameter Initialization
In this mode, the parameter is initialized as default value and stored in FRAM. The default value
will be reset by pressing the SET key.
Second-axis
MODE
6 times
3 times

SET

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5.4.9. Position compensation value Initialization
1) First-axis position compensation value Initialization
In this mode, position compensation value is initialized as default value and stored in FRAM. The
default value will be reset by pressing the SET key.
First-axis
MODE
Once
Twice
: Press the SET key to save the offset value.

SET
: Offset values from No. 0 to 127 are saved automatically.
: Return to the original display after saving the offset values

2) Second-axis position compensation value Initialization
In this mode, position compensation value is initialized as default value and stored in FRAM. The
default value will be reset by pressing the SET key.
Second-axis
MODE
6 times
2 times
: Press the SET key to save the offset value.

SET
: Offset values from No. 0 to 127 are saved automatically.
: Return to the original display after saving the offset values

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5.4.10. Machine Origin setting
1) First-axis machine origin setting
In this mode, current position can be set as machine origin. In the origin setting mode, after
pressing the SET key more than 3 seconds, the parameter related with zero-point will be
automatically set. After setting the zero-point, turn the power OFF and turn ON again in other to
complete the setting. When this axis is set as ATC, machine origin setting can be done in
diagnosis mode without parameter change.
Press the MODE key twice to change operating display to parameter setting mode.
MODE
Twice
8 times
SET
Once
rightmost number as 2. And, press the SET key once to shift the blinking number to the left so the
second number of the right is blinked. Then, press the UP key twice to change the second number
as 2 so the two digits are changed as 22.
SET
Once
Once
Twice
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In this state, the setting value will be applied with stopping blinking after pressing the SET key
3 times.
SET
3 times
value.
Set the origin at the origin setting display of the diagnosis mode.
: Press the MODE key to change the display to diagnosis mode, and then press the DOWN key
once to change the display to origin setting display mode.
First-axis
MODE
Once
Once

SET

Turn the servo drive power OFF and ON again to complete the origin setting.
2) Second-axis machine origin setting
In this mode, current position can be set as machine origin. In the origin setting mode, after
pressing the SET key more than 3 seconds, the parameter related with zero-point will be
automatically set. After setting the zero-point, turn the power OFF and turn ON again in other to
complete the setting. When this axis is set as ATC, machine origin setting can be done in
diagnosis mode without parameter change.
Press the MODE key 7 times to change operating display to parameter setting mode.
MODE
7 times
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8 times
SET
Once
rightmost number as 2. And, press the SET key once to shift the blinking number to the left so the
second number of the right is blinked. Then, press the UP key twice to change the second number
as 2 so the two digits are changed as 22.
SET
Once
Once
Twice
In this state, the setting value will be applied with stopping blinking after pressing the SET key
3 times.
SET
3 times
value.
Set the origin at the origin setting display of the diagnosis mode.
: Press the MODE key 6 times to change the display to diagnosis mode, and then press the
DOWN key once to change the display to origin setting display mode.
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Second-axis
MODE
6 times
SET
Once


Turn the servo drive power OFF and ON again to complete the origin setting.
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5.5. Alarm history display

5.5.1. Alarm history display
The recent alarm records will be stored and displayed up to 20 times. The records can be verified by
pressing UP or DOWN key. All records of the alarm will be cleared by pressing the SET key.
1) Alarm history display of first-axis
First-axis
MODE
4 times
: Alarm history mode
: One time alarm display
ex) in case of battery alarm
: Second time alarm display ex) in case of parameter error alarm
: Third time alarm display
: 20th time alarm display
2) Alarm history display of second-axis

Second-axis
MODE
9 times
: Alarm history mode
: One time alarm display
ex) in case of battery alarm
: Second time alarm display
ex) in case of parameter error alarm
: Third time alarm display
: 20th time alarm display
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All records will be cleared when the SET key is pressed at the alarm record display mode.
First-axis
: Alarm cleared
SET
Second-axis
: Alarm cleared
SET
5.5.2. Drive operation at alarm occurrence

When an alarm occurs, the photo coupler contact points between ALM and COM2 terminals of the
CN2 connector will be OFF. Then, SVRDY and BRAKE terminal will be OFF as well, and the motor will
be on free run status.
The detected alarm item will be displayed on drive 7 segments display. Also the alarm number as
binary code will be outputted to the NC through the position data output terminals.
Method of releasing the alarm status
: Once the cause of the alarm is resolved, it is possible to operate the drive by turning the power
OFF and ON again.
Detection time of over load
: The operation time of the over load alarm detect circuit is as listed below.
300%
275%
225%
200%
170%
150%
140%
130%
120%
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~
~
~
~
~
~
~
~
~
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
;
5.5sec
6.5sec
8sec
10sec
14sec
17.5sec
20sec
25sec
30sec

The first-axis alarm display and contents are as following.
NO
LED display
Alarm type
Corrective actions
Under voltage : occurs when the

inside DC link voltage is below the
standard value.
- check if the input power is low.

- check if the motor power cable is
open.
- check if the input power is high.
- check if the operation frequency is
above standard value.
- check if regenerative resistive is
damaged.
- check if the heat sinking panel is
over 100 degrees Celsius.
- check if the operation frequency is
above the standard value.
- check if the encoder connection is
correctly assembled.
- check if the encoder line is cut.
Over voltage : occurs when the inside

DC link voltage is above the standard
value.
main circuit error : occurs when the

IPM malfunctions.
encoder signal error : occurs when
encoder signal malfunctions.
servo ON error : occurs when both
first and second-axis are servo ON.
- check if there is connection error in

PLC or connection.
over speed : occurs when the motor

speed exceeds the maximum rotating
count.
- check if the encoder cable is

missing or if correctly assembled.
CPU error : occurs when the CPU

malfunctions or there is fault with the
board.

the motor power cable.
- check if the parameter is set
correctly.
- power ON after turn OFF.
correctly.
parameter error : occurs when the set

parameter is not within the range.

correctly.
excessive position deviation : occurs

when the remaining pulse exceeds
the setting value of parameter 19
during position control.
- check if the value of parameter 19 is

set too low.
- check the encoder cable and the
motor.
- check if the accel/decal parameter
is set on too low value.
- check if the insulation resistor of the
motor is correctly displayed.
over load : occurs when the over load

status continuous for a long time
exceeding the standard time.
over current : occurs when the over

current flows into the motor.
Encoder battery error : occurs when
the backup battery of the encoder is
discharged or disconnected.
axis selection error : occurs when
axis selection signal does not
correspond with servo ON axis.
- change the battery.

- check the condition of PCL input
signal and connection.
- power ON after turn OFF.

regenerative resistor error : occurs if
- change regenerative resistor when
the regenerative resistor is overheated.
the alarm reoccurs.
order axis error : occurs when order - make sure the motor power and the
axis and actual moving axis are
encoder
cable
is
connected
different.
properly.
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The second-axis alarm display and contents are as following.
NO
LED display
Alarm type
Corrective actions
encoder signal error : occurs when

encoder signal malfunctions.
- check if the encoder connection is

correctly assembled.
- check if the encoder line is cut.
encoder data reception initialization

error : occurs when the servo drive
power is turned on before the
encoder initialization.
over speed : occurs when the motor
speed exceeds the maximum rotating
count.
- Turn off power of the servo drive,

and turn on after 3 seconds. Then,
the drive operates normally.
- check if the encoder cable is
missing or if correctly assembled.
over load : occurs when the over load

status continuous for a long time
exceeding the standard time.

the motor power cable.
correctly.
CPU error : occurs when the CPU

malfunctions or there is fault with the
board.

correctly.
parameter error : occurs when the set

parameter is not within the range.

correctly.
excessive position deviation : occurs

when the remaining pulse exceeds
the setting value of parameter 19
during position control.
- check if the value of parameter 19 is

set too low.
over current : occurs if the over

current flows into the motor.
- check if the accel/decal parameter

is set on too low value.
- check if the insulation resistor of the
motor is correctly displayed.
Encoder battery error : occurs when

the backup battery of the encoder is
discharged or disconnected.
axis selection error : occurs when
axis selection signal does not
correspond with servo ON axis.
order axis error : occurs when order
axis and actual moving axis are
different.
- change the battery.

- check the condition of PCL input
signal and connection.
- make sure the motor power and the
encoder cable is connected to
properly.
For detail contents, please refer to the maintenance documentation.

When an alarm occurs, the alarm number as binary code will be outputted to the NC through the
position data output terminals.
Example) AL1-UV(under voltage) alarm

Input number at NC : 1
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POSO3
OFF
POSO2
OFF
POSO1
OFF
POSO0
ON
5.6. User Parameter setting and Detailed explanation

Some parameters must be set depending on driving and system configuration before the operation.
And the setting method is as following.
Conversion to first-axis parameter setting mode
First-axis status
display mode
setting mode
MODE
Twice
Conversion to second-axis parameter setting mode
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
9 times
5.6.1. First-axis Parameter setting method

Ex) Change the value of first-axis parameter 8 from 1 to 22.
Press the MODE key twice to change operating display to parameter setting mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
Twice
8 times
SET
Once
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In this state, press the UP key once to change the rightmost number as 2, and press the SET
key once to shift the blinking number to the left so the second number of the right is blinked.
Then, press the UP key twice to change the second number as 2 so the two digits are changed
as 22.
SET
Once
Once
Twice
In this state, the setting value will be applied with stopping the blinking after pressing the SET
key 3 times.
SET
c
3 times
value. (Dont change parameters from 31 to 44 at your disposal, it may cause malfunction.)
5.6.2. Second-axis Parameter setting method

Ex) Change the value of second-axis parameter 46 from 1 to 0.
Press the MODE key 7 times to change operating display to parameter setting mode.
First-axis status
display mode
MODE
setting mode
7 times
46 times
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The rightmost number will blink on and off After pressing the SET key once.
SET
Once
In this state, pressing the DOWN key once to change the rightmost number as 0. Then, the
setting value will be applied with stopping the blinking after pressing the SET key 4 times.
SET
Once
4 times
value. (Dont change parameters from 31 to 44 at your disposal, it may cause malfunction.)
67

5.6.3. User Parameter list at the first-axis set as APC/Turret/Magazine
(Reference the attached parameter sheet at the machine.)
NO.
Name
Range
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
Motor output capacity

Motor rotation direction
Option function
Direction fixing, JOG function selection
Reserved
Maximum POST number
Gear ratio - motor side
Gear ratio machine side
POST number of origin
24 angle alternate angle
Position loop proportional gain
Speed loop proportional gain
Speed loop integral gain
SERVO READY ON delay time
BRAKE OFF control delay time
BRAKE ON delay time
Reserved
Reserved
Positioning complete range
Remaining pulse allowable range
Deceleration time after stop signal
Reserved
Positive torque limit 1
Negative torque limit 1
Speed limit
Jog speed at origin setting
Operation speed
Acceleration time
Deceleration time
Reserved
High torque IPM motor
Initial status display
Encoder coordinates compensation value(lower)
Encoder coordinates compensation value(upper)
Machine origin setting value (lower)
Machine origin setting value (upper)
Current loop proportional gain (reserved)
Current loop integral gain (reserved)
Feedback pulse (lower)
Feedback pulse (upper)
Remaining value of deceleration ratio
Compensation value for deceleration ratio remaining(lower)
Compensation value for deceleration ratio remaining(upper)
Axis function selection
OVERRIDE selection
Reserved
0 ~ 20
0~1
0~1
0~1
68
2 ~ 127
1 ~ 9999
1 ~ 9999
1 ~ 127
0~1
0 ~ 2048
0 ~ 2048
0 ~ 2048
0 ~ 1000
0 ~ 1000
0 ~ 1000
1 ~ 9999
1 ~ 6000
0 ~ 5000
0 ~ 300
0 ~ 300
0 ~ 300
0 ~ 300
0 ~ 3000
0 ~ 1000
10 ~ 3000
0 ~ 5000
0 ~ 5000
0 ~ 5000
0 ~ 10
(A.S : Auto setting)

Initial
value
20
1
0
0
2048
4
148
1
1
0
700
700
700
0
0
0
0
0
300
6000
0
0
280
280
100
100
2650
20
2600
1500
2500
3000
1500
0
Unit
Remarks
POST
rotation
POST
10msec
10msec
10msec
PULSE
100PULSE
msec
%
%
%
%
rpm
rpm
rpm
msec
msec
A.S
A.S
A.S
A.S
0 ~ 2048
0 ~ 2048
800
800
A.S
A.S
A.S
A.S
A.S
1~3
0~2
1
0
0

5.6.4. Detailed explanation of user parameter at the first-axis set as Turret/Magazine
0
As selection parameter of the applied motor capacity, its possible to select 0.8, 1.5, 2.0 and
2.3kW.
0 : 1.5kW
8 : 0.8kW
20 : 2.0kW
23 : 2.3kW (high torque motor)
2.3kW high torque motor is unusable in ATC setting.
1
This parameter sets the rotation direction of the motor. Please select according to the structure
of the equipment.
0 : Selects when the rotation direction of the motor and the equipment is the same.
1 : Selects when the rotation direction of the motor and the equipment is different.
2
Option function
This parameter is used when the NC uses the drive itself JOG mode or sets the origin position.
For use this function, OVR0 and OVR1 contact points must be connected between the drive and
the NC, and the NC program should support this feature.
0 : option disable
1 : option enable
OVR0 OVR1
OFF
ON
ON
ON
function
The operation mode will be changed as the drive itself, and the motor
rotates by JOG+, JOG- signals.
Machine origin setting will be executed.
Direction fixing, JOG function selection
This parameter defines the function of JOG+(no.20) and JOG-(no.23) signals of CN1 connector.
0 : Defined as direction fixing signal.
JOG+
JOGRotation direction
OFF
OFF
Detects the shortest distance and rotates.
OFF
ON
The motor always rotates in clockwise.
ON
OFF
The motor always rotates in counter-clockwise.
ON
ON
The motor always rotates in counter-clockwise.
* The above statement is applicable if the parameter 1 is set as 0. If the parameter is set as 1,
the motor rotates the opposite way.
1 : Defined as JOG operation signal. (This is used when it need to move the tool post by the
JOG signal at the Magazine.)
JOG+
JOGContents
OFF
OFF
Only operates by position input.
OFF
ON
Step JOG operates towards the direction the POST number decreases.
ON
OFF
Step JOG operates towards the direction the POST number increases.
ON
ON
Cannot be defined.
* The above statement is applicable if the parameter 1 is set as 0. If the parameter is set as 1,
the motor rotates the opposite way. And, the position data input will be ignored if JOG+ and
JOG- signals are ON.
For more detailed explanation, refer to JOG operation section.
69

4
Encoder pulse per rotation
This parameter displays 1/4 value of encoder pulse count per rotation.
5
Maximum POST number
This parameter sets the maximum POST number. The position data input exceeding the setting
number is ignored.
Setting range : 2 ~ 127
6
Gear ratio of motor side
This parameter sets the motor rotation counts until the machine moves up to the POST set in the
parameter 7.
7
Gear ratio of machine side
This parameter sets the POST number variation until the motor rotates up to the setting data in
the parameter 6.
Example)
1. At the TC model, the turret has 10 POST(10 angle) and makes 1 revolutions until the motor
makes 30.75 revolutions. In case the reduction gear ratio is determined like this, the parameter
will be set as follow, because 1 revolution of turret corresponds with 10 POST move.
Maximum POST number : 10
Gear ratio of motor side : 3075
Gear ratio of machine side : 1000
2. At the MC model, the Magazine has 41 POST(41 POT) and moves 9 POSTs until the motor
makes 101 revolutions. In case the reduction gear ratio is determined like this, the parameter will
be set as follows.
Maximum POST number : 41
Gear ratio of motor side : 101
Gear ratio of machine side : 9
8
POST number of origin
When setting the origin of machine, input the POST number that will be set as origin into this
parameter.
Please refer to Machine origin setting for more detailed explanation.
9
24 angle alternate angle function selection
This parameter sets the 24 angle alternate angle function of the Turret and if the NC program
does not support this function, the turret or Magazine will be malfunctioning.
0 : alternate angle function disable
1 : alternate angle function enable
70

10
The proportional gain of the position loop is the parameter which determines the response of
position control loop. If the value increases, the mechanical response gets better. However,
mechanical impact on the machine may occur when the motor starts or stops. If the value
decreases, the mechanical response will get worse and position error increases by remaining pulse.
This also relates with the speed loop gain.
11
The proportional gain of speed loop is the parameter which determines the response of the speed
control loop. As external characteristics, it determines the degree of rigidity. If the value of the
proportional gain increases, the rigidity becomes better. Thus the larger the setting value is the
better, but too large setting may cause oscillations and hunting. The value should be set as large
as possible under a stable condition.
12
The integral gain of the speed loop is a compensatory factor which reduces normal state error and
increases rigidity. If the value of integral gain is increased, the rigidity will get better. But too large
setting may cause oscillations and the system may become unstable.
13
This parameter sets the Servo Ready signal delay time to change as ON.
Setting range : 0 ~ 40 [x 10msec]
14
Brake OFF control delay time
In case the motor has an inner brake, this parameter sets brake release delay time.
15
Brake ON delay time
In case the motor has an inner brake, this parameter sets the time it takes for braking.
Set the value higher than actual time it takes for braking.
16

~
17 Reserved
18
At position control, this parameter sets the positioning completion range. If the deviation between
the targeted position and the current position is within the setting range, the VPF terminal (no. 16
of the CN1 connector) will be turned ON. The numerical value unit is 8192 pulse per rotation of
the motor.
71

19
In position control, in each position control loop the difference between position command
and position feedback is accumulated. If this difference value exceed the setting value, the
position deviation excess alarm will be occurred. The numerical value unit means the encoder
pulse and presently it is 8192 pulse per 1 rotation.
Setting range : 1 ~ 6000 [x 100pulse]
20
This parameter sets the deceleration time from rotation state until the motor stops. When the
setting value is 0 as default, the motor under 3kW capacity will be stopped as 100 msec
deceleration time.
Setting range : 0 ~ 5000 [msec]
21
Reserved
22
This parameter limits the torque output of the positive (+) polarity in areas except of positioning
complete range. If the value is set at 0%, positive torque will not occur. If the value is set too low,
hunting may occur when the motor starts or stops.
Setting range : 0 ~ 300 [%]
23
This parameter limits the torque output of the negative (-) polarity in areas except of positioning
complete range. If the value is set at 0%, negative torque will not occur. If the value is set too low,
24
This parameter limits the torque output of the positive (+) polarity in areas within positioning
complete range. In purpose of applying continuous load with ON state of SVON signal after
positioning completion, the overstrain on the equipment or the motor can be avoided by setting a
low value.
25
This parameter limits the torque output of the negative (-) polarity in areas within positioning
low value.
72

26
Speed limit
This parameter limits the maximum rotation speed. Even when overshooting and such cases occur
while accelerating, the rotation speed will be limited within the setting value. Set the value at least
50rpm more than the setting value of parameter 28(rotation speed).
Setting range : 0 ~ 3000 [rpm]
27
This parameter sets the speed of the internal jog operation in order to move the turret, magazine
and such of the machinery while setting the zero-point.(At Magazine, the speed of the jog
operation after setting the value of parameter 3 as 1 will be applied as the setting speed o
parameter 28.)
28
Operation speed
This parameter sets the motor rotation speed for automatic operation or jog operation speed of the
Magazine.
29
Acceleration time
This parameter sets the time that takes to get to the setting speed of parameter 28 from 0 speed.
If the value is set too low, speed overshooting may occur when accelerating.
30
Deceleration time
This parameter sets the time that takes to get to 0 speed from the setting speed of parameter 28.
If the value is set too low, positioning completion time may be delayed due to hunting when the
motor stops.
31
Reserved
32
High torque IPM motor selection
If the high torque IPM motor is applied, set the value of this parameter as 1.
1500 : normal SPM motor
1
: High torque IPM motor
73

33
This parameter sets the initial display mode just after the power is ON.
Set value
00
01
02
03
04
05
34
Initial display content

Motor rotation speed
Current POST number
Absolute encoder rotation count
Absolute encoder-one rotation
Effective load factor
Maximum load factor
Set value
06
07
08
09
10

Accumulated value of remaining pulse
Reserved
Reserved
First-axis alarm
~
44 Automatic setting parameters or maker parameters for management
These parameters are maker parameters for management or will be set automatically while setting
the machine zero-point.
Please do not set according to the users purpose. It may cause malfunction of the motor.
45
For each axis, set APC/HOOK/Turret/Magazine or ATC function.

Set value
1
2
3
46
First-axis
APC/Turret/Magazine
APC/Turret/Magazine
ATC
Second-axis
ATC
HOOK/Turret/Magazine
ATC
OVERRIDE and selective application of offset value
Set up the optional application of OVERRIDE and value of offset.

For use the OVERRIDE function OVR0, OVR1, OVR2 and OVR3 contact points must be connected
between the drive and the NC, and the NC program should support this feature.
For use the function of selective application of offset value OVR0 contact point must be connected
between the drive and the NC, and the NC program should support this feature.
0 : OVERRIDE function disable
1 : OVERRIDE function enable
2 : Selective application of offset value
47
74
Reserved

5.6.5. User Parameter list at the second-axis set as ATC
(Reference the attached parameter sheet at the machine.)
NO.
Name
Range
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49

Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Reserved
Gear ratio - motor side
Reserved
Reserved
Preliminary parameter
BRAKE OFF control delay time
BRAKE ON delay time
Switching counts of ATC rotation direction
Reserved
Reserved
Speed limit
Reserved
Acceleration time
Deceleration time
Reserved
Reserved
Encoder coordinates compensation value (lower)
Encoder coordinates compensation value (upper)
Machine origin setting value (lower)
Machine origin setting value (upper)
Current loop proportional gain (reserved)
Current loop integral gain (reserved)
Encoder pulse per one rotation
Feedback pulse (lower)
Feedback pulse (upper)
Remaining value of deceleration ratio
Compensation value for deceleration ratio remaining
Speed table selection
Speed of section 1
Speed of section 2
Speed of section 3
0 ~ 20
0~1
0
0
1 ~ 9999
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
~
~
~
~
~
~
~
0
2048
2048
2048
1000
1000
1000
9999
1 ~ 9999
1 ~ 6000
0 ~ 5000
0
0
0
0
~
~
~
~
300
300
300
300
1 ~ 1000
0 ~ 5000
0 ~ 5000
0 ~ 10
(A.S : Auto setting)

Initial
value
20
1
0
0
2048
126
43
126
1
0
380
400
100
5
1
20
0
0
200
6000
0
0
280
280
280
280
1850
80
800
120
150
3000
1500
0
Unit
Remarks
Rotation
10 msec
10 msec
10 msec
COUNT
PULSE
100 PULSE
mses
%
%
%
%
rpm
msec
msec
A.S
A.S
A.S
A.S
450
450
A.S
A.S
A.S
A.S
A.S
1~3
0~2
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
1
1
1050
950
600
rpm
rpm
rpm
75

NO.
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
76
Name
Speed of section 4
Speed of section 5
Speed of section 6
Speed of section 7
Speed of section 8
Speed of section 9
Speed of section 10
Speed of section 11
Speed of section 12
Speed of section 13
Speed of section 14
Speed of section 15
Speed of section 16
Speed of section 17
Speed of section 18
Speed of section 19
Speed of section 20
CLAMP signal
UNCLAMP signal
HEAVY TOOL CLAMP
HEAVY TOOL UNCLAMP
STEP JOG speed
Proportion gain of STEP JOG speed
Reserved
Range
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
10 ~ 3000
1 ~ 360
1 ~ 360
1 ~ 360
1 ~ 360
10 ~ 200
0 ~ 1500
Initial
value
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1200
1050
1050
1050
1050
1050
1050
1000
1000
750
277
25
284
39
200
500
0
Unit
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
rpm
angle
angle
angle
angle
rpm
Remarks

5.6.6. Detailed explanation of user parameter at the second-axis as ATC
0
As selection parameter of the applied motor capacity, its possible to select 0.8, 1.5KW and 2.0KW.
0 : 1.5KW
1
8 : 0.8KW
20 : 2.0KW
This parameter sets the rotation direction of the motor. Please select according to the structure of
the equipment.
0 : Selects when the rotation direction of the motor and the equipment is the same.
1 : Selects when the rotation direction of the motor and the equipment is different.
At ATC, the motor rotation direction cant be changed, and its always opposite from the
machine rotation direction.
2
~
5 Reserved
Gear ratio of motor side
This parameter sets the motor rotation counts when the machine makes one rotation.
7
~
8 Reserved
9 Preliminary parameter
10
The proportional gain of the position loop is the parameter which determines the response of
position control loop. If the value increases, the mechanical response gets better. However,
mechanical impact on the machine may occur when the motor starts or stops. If the value
decreases, the mechanical response will get worse and position error increases by remaining pulse.
This also relates with the speed loop gain.
11
The proportional gain of speed loop is the parameter which determines the response of the speed
control loop. As external characteristics, it determines the degree of rigidity. If the value or the
proportional gain increases, the rigidity becomes better. Thus the larger the setting value is the
better, but too large setting may cause oscillations and hunting. The value should be set as large
as possible under a stable condition.
12
The integral gain of the speed loop is a compensatory factor which reduces normal state error and
increases rigidity. If the value of integral gain is increased, the rigidity will get better. But too large
setting may cause oscillations and the system may become unstable.
77

13
This parameter sets the Servo Ready signal delay time to change as ON.
14
Brake OFF control delay time
In case the motor has an inner brake, this parameter sets brake release delay time.
15
Brake ON delay time
In case the motor has an inner brake, this parameter sets the time it takes for braking.
Set the value higher than actual time it takes for braking.
16
Switching counts of ATC rotation direction
When the spin direction is changed while ATC is working automatically, the number of times
being changed is accumulated.
Setting range : 0 ~ 9999 [number]
17 Reserved
18
At position control, this parameter sets the positioning completion range. If the deviation between
the targeted position and the current position is within the setting range, the ORIGIN_OUT(ORIGIN
POSITION) will be turned ON.
19
In position control, in each position control loop the difference between position command
and position feedback is accumulated. If this difference value exceed the setting value, the
position deviation excess alarm will be occurred. The numerical value unit means the encoder
pulse and presently it is 8192 pulse per 1 rotation.
Setting range : 1 ~ 6000 [x 100pulse]
20
This parameter sets the deceleration time from rotation state until the motor stops. When the
setting value is 0 as default, the motor under 3kW capacity will be stopped as 100 msec
deceleration time.
21
78
Reserved

22
This parameter limits the torque output of the positive (+) polarity in areas except of positioning
complete range. If the value is set at 0%, positive torque will not occur. If the value is set too low,
23
This parameter limits the torque output of the negative (-) polarity in area except of positioning
complete range. If the value is set at 0%, negative torque will not occur. If the value is set too low,
24
This parameter limits the torque output of the positive (+) polarity in areas within positioning
low value.
25
This parameter limits the torque output of the negative (-) polarity in areas within positioning
low value.
26
Speed limit
This parameter limits the maximum rotation speed. Even when overshooting and such cases occur
while accelerating, the rotation speed will be limited within the setting value.
27
This parameter sets the speed of the internal jog operation in order to move the ATC to the home
position while setting the origin. And this parameter is different from the step jog speed.
28
Reserved
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29
Acceleration time
This parameter sets the time that takes to get to the setting speed of parameter 47 from 0 speed.
If the value is set too low, speed overshooting may occur when accelerating.
30
Deceleration time
This parameter sets the time that takes to get to 0 speed from the setting speed of parameter 66.
If the value is set too low, positioning completion time may be delayed due to hunting when the
motor stops.
31
~
32 Reserved
33
This parameter sets the initial display mode just after the power is ON.
Set value
00
01
02
03
04
05
34

Current POST number
Absolute encoder rotation count
Absolute encoder-one rotation
Effective load factor
Maximum load factor
Set value
06
07
08
09
10

Accumulated value of remaining pulse
Reserved
Reserved
Second-axis alarm
~
44 Automatic setting parameters or maker parameters for management
These parameters are maker parameters for management or will be set automatically while setting
the machine zero-point.
Please do not set according to users purpose. It may cause malfunction of the motor.
45
Reserved
46
Speed table selection
Select speed table for 20 section.

0 : The speed table from the number 47 to 66 can be set up by users.
1 : The speed table from the number 47 to 66 will be set up automatically.
47
~
66 Speed parameter of 20 sections.
These parameters set the motor rotation speed for each section while automatic operation.
80

67
CLAMP signal
The CLAMP signal will be outputted when the ATC is positioned in the setting angle of this
parameter.
Default value : 277
68 UNCLAMP signal
The UNCLAMP signal will be outputted when the ATC is positioned in the setting angle of this
parameter.
69
Default value : 25
HEAVY TOOL CLAMP signal
In heavy tool applied state, the CLAMP signal will be outputted when the ATC is positioned in the
setting angle of this parameter.
70
Default value : 284
HEAVY TOOL UNCLAMP signal
In heavy tool applied state, the UNCLAMP signal will be outputted when the ATC is positioned in
the setting angle of this parameter.
71
Default value : 39
STEP JOG speed
At the time of STEP JOG operation, this parameter sets the motor rotation speed.
72
Default value : 130
Proportion gain of STEP JOG speed
The proportion gain of speed loop is the parameter which determines the respond of speed control
loop.
73
Default value : 800
Reserved
81
5.7. Position compensation value setting

In this section, its possible to set the position compensation value for each POST. The unit is encoder
pulse (8192 pulse per 1 rotation) and the setting range will be from -9999 to 9999.
The setting method is as follows.
5.7.1. Position compensation value setting of first-axis
Press the MODE key 3 times to change the operating display as the parameter setting mode.
MODE
3 times
Press the UP key once to change the left two digits of address as 01.
Once
SET
Once
In this state, set the right four numbers as desired value by pressing the UP or DOWN key.
In case of setting the compensation value of the number 1 as 1234
In case of setting the compensation value of the number 1 as -4321

: Blinking of the dot at the right lower side in the four numbers indicates the negative value.
82

key once.
SET
Once
All settings can be set under OFF state of the SVON signal, and the setting value will be effective
right after the setting.
5.7.2. Position compensation value setting of second-axis
Press the MODE key twice to change the operating display as the parameter setting mode.
MODE
Twice
Press the UP key once to change the left two digits of address as 01.
Once
SET
Once
In this state, set the right four numbers as desired value by pressing the UP or DOWN key.
In case of setting the compensation value of the number 1 as 1234
83

In case of setting the compensation value of the number 1 as -4321
: Blinking of the dot at the right lower side in the four numbers indicates the negative value.
key once.
SET
Once
All settings can be set under OFF state of the SVON signal, and the setting value will be effective
right after the setting.
84
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Add 2.3KW servo motor specifications (Page 2, 3)

Add ATC wiring to the external circuit wiring (Page 13)

Change 1,2-axis display at the display overview (Page 40)

Add OA(command axis error) alarm (Page 63, 64)

Add the high torque IPM motor to parameter 32 (Page 73)

2. Dimensions of the servo motor / drive ................................ 6

3. Installation and wiring ...................................................... 9

5. Display and Settings ...................................................... 39

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1.2. Specifications for Servo Motor

Multi-turn Absolute Encoder

Protection, Cooling method

Totally closed, self cooled

AC 1,500V for one minute

1.3. Torque-Speed Characteristics of Servo Motor(2.0KW)

Refer to Motor Specifications for details.

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1.4. Specifications for Servo Drive

Applied motor capacity

0.8KW / 1.5KW / 2.0KW / 2.3kW

2,000rpm / 3,000rpm (Rated / Maximum) |

Main input voltage

3 phase 200/220V +10% ~ -15%, 50/60HZ 5%

IPM full wave rectified, transistorized PWM control

Resistor discharge regenerative braking by built-in regenerative circuit

position, speed, torque control

3 phase Voltage PWM Inverter Driving (IPM)

I/O Terminal block

Over voltage, under voltage, over current, over speed,

Setting Parameter, Diagnosis, Alarm Display, Status Display

Below 90%RH (don't be covered with dew)

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1.5. Coupling of the Servo Motor / Drive

Servo Motor Encoder Signal

1.6. Inner structure of Servo Drive

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1.7. Rotation direction of the servo motor

Caution: The encoder of the servo motor is made of glass.

The correct rotation direction is shown in the following picture.

Forward direction (CCW)

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2. Dimensions of the servo motor / drive

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2.2. Dimensions of the servo drive

INPUT : AC220~230V, 50/60Hz.3

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3. Installation and wiring

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3.2. Environmental conditions

3 phase AC 200V ~ 220V

(1) Use in areas free of corrosive and explosive gas.

(1) The protection level of the servo motor is IP-54.

Please refer to chapter 2 while assembling and handling the wires.

3.3. Installation method

Warning: While assembling the servo motor, avoid dropping it.

DOOSAN TX SERVO OPERATION MANUAL