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General| Brand | Control Techniques |
|---|---|
| Model | FM-3 |
| Category | Network Hardware |
| Language | English |
Details the FM-3 module's functionality, including how it augments drive operations and its software interface.
Explains navigation and operation using the FM-3 module's keypad and display for parameter access.
Details the primary system setup parameters required before system operation, including Identification and Configuration.
Explains how to scale application units for distance, velocity, and torque, and set up related parameters.
Guides the user through configuring various index types, parameters, and calculations for motion control.
Describes icons for editing, debugging, and troubleshooting programs within the FM-3 development environment.
Explains various program flow control and motion instructions for creating custom sequences.
Provides practical programming examples demonstrating motion sequences, logic, and specific applications.
Compares PID and state-space control algorithms, highlighting the advantages of state-space for drive tuning.
Explains methods to determine and set key tuning parameters like inertia ratio, friction, and response.
Explains how to interpret the drive's status, fault codes, and diagnostic information on the FM-3 display.
Lists and describes various fault codes, their causes, priority, and recommended reset procedures.
Details common programming errors detected by the parser and how to resolve them using Red Dot Help.
Provides physical dimensions, mounting clearances, and electrical characteristics for the FM-3 module.
Illustrates various cable connections for the FM-3 module, drives, and associated components.
Guides on opening a new configuration and entering essential drive and module setup data.
Covers the setup of jog, home, and index definitions, including parameters for motion control.
Details the process of creating programs using instructions and downloading them to the FM-3 module.
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