Yaskawa Sigma II Series Servo System User Manual

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Sigma II User’s Manual

Index

Index - 6

holding brake

brake interlock output ..................................... 5–67
brake ON timing, using ................................... 5–69
description ....................................................... 5–66
ON/OFF circuit, wiring ................................... 5–67
setting .............................................................. 5–70
using ................................................................ 5–66

host controllers

connection examples ....................A–2 to A–8, C–1
input circuit ..................................................... 5–15
position control loop ....................................... 5–22
pulses, using for control .................................. 5–28
warning, battery installation ......................... 5–100

humidity, servo amplifiers ....................................... 2–9

I

I/O signals

CN1 terminals and specifications ................... 3–18
connection example ........................................ 3–17
descriptions ..................................................... 5–23
interface circuits .............................................. 3–21

reference input circuit .............................. 3–21
sequence input circuit .............................. 3–22

names and functions .............................. 3–19, 3–20
used for protective sequence .............. 5–71 to 5–83

IGBT-PWM ........................................................... 8–37
Improved Functions ................................. 5–131, 5–140
incremental encoders

connections ..................................................... 3–24
pulses, number of ............................................ 5–28

incremental pulses ................................................ 5–108
indicators

charge, picture and description ......................... 1–9
overload, or regenerative overload ................. 5–80

inertia ratio ................................................... 6–10, 6–29
inertia, load ................................................... 6–29, 6–3
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Infinite Length Positioning System ........................ 5–97
inhibit (/P-CON) signal, and reference pulses ...... 5–49,
5–61
initial incremental pulse transmission .................... 5–98
input circuits

signal allocation ................................. 5–53 to 5–56

default settings ......................................... 5–53
enabling .................................................... 5–53
example .................................................... 5–55
other signals ............................................. 5–56

torque reference .............................................. 5–41

input pulse

form selecting ................................................. 5–18
multiplier ......................................................... 5–19

input references for control modes ............ 5–59 to 5–61
Input Signals

Selection List ..................................................B–23

input signals

allocation ............................................5–53 to 5–56
analog voltage reference, switching ...5–59 to 5–61
contact input speed control examples ..............5–36
contact reference, switching ............................5–60
enabling and disabling .......................................5–7
monitor display ................................................7–16
names and functions ........................................3–19
position reference ............................................5–16
servo ON (/S-ON) ............................................5–73
torque reference ...............................................5–40
trial operation requirements .............................4–13

inspection

servo amplifiers .................................................9–3
servodrives ..............................................9–2 to 9–4
servomotors .......................................................9–2
warning and caution ........................................ 1–vii

installation

servo amplifiers .................................................2–7
servomotors ...............................................2–2, 2–3

insufficient voltage alarm .......................................5–83
integral time constant ..............................................6–10
integral/proportional (IP) control ............................6–25
Intelligent Option Boards

Alarms .............................................................9–44

interface circuits

absolute encoders .............................................5–97
output circuit ....................................................3–22
reference input circuits, position .....................3–21
sequence input circuit ......................................3–22
servomotors .....................................................5–97

interlock

external, /TGON signal ....................................5–77
positioning completed output signal ................5–74

internal block diagrams

position control ................................................5–32
servo amplifiers ....................................3–7 to 3–11

internal regenerative resistors, calculating power capaci-
ty .............................................................................5–88
internal speed limit function, torque control ...........5–42
internal torque limit, /CLT ........................................5–9
isolation of inputs from outputs ............................5–119
isolation transformer ..............................5–124 to 5–125

J

JOG operation

using the digital operator ....................7–22 to 7–24
trial operation ...................................................4–12

JOG speed ...............................................................5–52

L

lengthening encoder cables ...................................5–122
limit switches, for overtravel ....................................5–6

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