Applied Motion BLuAC5-Q User Manual
Bluac5-s bluac5-se bluac5-q bluac5-qe
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Table of contents
Document Outline
- Introduction
- Block Diagram
- Getting Started
- Status & Error Display LEDs
- Serial Comm Tx & Rx LED
- Bus voltage indication LED
- Seven Segment Display Error codes
- Seven Segment Display Status codes
- Connecting to the PC using RS-232
- Regeneration LED
- Connecting to a host using RS-485
- A Short tutorial on RS-485 & RS-422
- Getting and Connecting a RS485 4-wire adaptor to your PC
- Getting and Connecting a RS485 2-wire adaptor to your PC
- Before you connect the servo drive to your system
- Connecting the AC Power Input
- 24 Volt Controller Input (Keep Alive)
- Connecting Single Phase AC input (90-260VAC)
- Connecting 3-Phase AC input (90-260VAC)
- Connecting the Motor
- Recommended Ferrite Core Instructions
- Fuses - External and Internal
- Line Filters
- Connecting the Encoder & Hall Sensors
- Encoder Pinout
- Connecting a Single-Ended Encoder
- Connecting Single-Ended Hall Sensors
- IN/OUT 1 Connector
- Summary of Input Signals
- IN/OUT 1 Connector Pin Diagram
- High Speed Digital Inputs
- Using High Speed Inputs with 12-24 Volt Signals
- Connecting to PLC with Sourcing (PNP) Outputs
- Connecting to PLC with Sinking (NPN) Outputs
- Using Mechanical Switches at 24 Volts.
- Standard Digital Inputs
- What is COM?
- User Out 24V supply
- Digital Input Connection Examples
- Connecting Limit Switches to the BLUAC5 Drives
- BLuAC5 Limit Input diagram
- Wiring a Mechanical Limit Switch
- Wiring a Limit Sensor
- Analog Inputs
- Three dedicated purposes:
- Basic Specifications:
- Wiring a controller with differential output as a singled ended input
- Wiring a controller with differential output to differential input
- Wiring a potentiometer to a singled ended input
- Programmable Outputs
- Encoder Outputs
- IN/OUT2 Connector (-SE and -QE only)
- Single Ended Inputs
- Differential Inputs
- Connecting to the Analog Input on the IN/OUT 2 Connector
- Programmable Outputs on the IN/OUT 2 Connector
- Recommended AMP Motors
- Alpha A Series
- M Series
- N Series
- J Series
- Other Supplier’s Motors
- Setting Drive Current Limits
- What is “Peak Current Limit”?
- Using DC Brushed Motors
- Servo Drive Regeneration
- Wiring Integral Holding Brakes
- Mounting the Drive
- Mechanical Outline
- Technical Specifications
- Mating Connectors and Accessories