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M’Ax User Guide 53

Issue Number: 4

1.13

Jog selected

indicator

.12

Reverse

elected

indicator

.11

eference

enabled

ndicator

x(-1)

Jog reference

1.05

Maximum

reference clamp

1.06

.03

Pre-ramp

reference

Menu 2

Sequencer

(Menu 6)

Menu 8

DIGITAL I/O

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Table of Contents3
Introduction7
Important Information about this User Guide and the Installation Guide7
Models and Versions of the Drive7
Familiarising Yourself with the Drive before Installing It7
Methods of Control7
Programming the Drive8
Automatic Setting up of the Drive for the Motor8
Braking Resistor8
Thermal Protection of the Motor8
Features of the M'ax8
Connecting the Drive10
Making Electrical Connections10
Locations of the Signal Connectors11
Functions of the Signal Connectors11
Functions of the Signal Terminals12
Example Signal Connections13
Planning the Signal-Current Consumption22
Types of Back-Up Supplies23
SLM-And-User Back-Up Supply23
User Interface24
Displays and Keypad24
Software Parameters25
Programming Instructions27
Sequence for Editing Parameters27
Summary of the Keypad Functions27
Electrical Power Connections27
Preparation28
Status Mode28
Entering Parameter Mode and Returning to Status Mode28
Selecting a Parameter to Access29
Quick Selection of the Initially Displayed Parameter29
Changing the Value of a Parameter29
Making New Values Take Effect32
Saving New Parameter-Values32
Flashing and Non-Flashing Digits32
Negative Values32
Changing the Setting of a Bit Parameter32
Selecting a Different Option33
Restoring the Drive to the Default State33
Getting Started34
Electrical Power Connections34
Procedure for Keypad Mode34
Procedure for Serial Communications35
Setting up the Drive for Basic Applications37
Procedure for Version _AN38
Procedure for Version _SL42
Additional Setting-Up46
Rating the Drive46
Calibrating the Analog Input46
Analog Input Scaling46
Specifying a Different Initially Displayed Parameter47
Setting up the Programmable Parameter47
Security and Accesssing the Advanced Parameters48
Summary of Security Operations48
Security Levels48
Setting up User Security48
Unlocking User Security48
Unlocking Standard Security48
Locking Standard Security49
Selecting an Advanced Menu49
Menu 0 Parameters50
Advanced Parameters57
Menu 1 Parameters58
Menu 2 Parameters62
Menu 3 Parameters65
Menu 4 Parameters67
Menu 5 Parameters69
Menu 6 Parameters71
Menu 7 Parameters74
Menu 8 Parameters77
Menu 10 Parameters79
Menu 11 Parameters80
Menu 13 Parameters81
Appendix A Signal Connectors82
Cables and Connectors82
User Supply83
Digital Inputs83
Digital Outputs84
Functions of the Terminals84
Appendix B Diagnostics90
Types of Indications90
Status Indications90
Status Leds90
Alarm Indications90
Trip Codes91
Appendix C Serial Communications92
Sequence for Editing Parameters92
Serial Communications Protocols and Interfaces92
EIA232 Interface92
EIA485 Interface92
Transmitting and Receiving Data93
Message Structure94
Making New Values Take Effect95
Storing New Parameter-Values96
Saving New Parameter-Values96
Restoring the Drive to a Default State96
M'ax-Soft96
MODBUS RTU Protocol97
Appendix D Optimising the Dynamic Performance98
Speed-Loop Parameters98
Adjusting the Speed-Loop Gains98
Specifying Shaft Stiffness and Load Inertia99
Methods of Updating PID Buffers100
Gain Sequencing102
Appendix E Auxiliary Back-Up Supply104
Functions104
Auxiliary Back-Up Supply Requirements104
Setting-Up Procedure106
Using the Auxiliary Back-Up Supply108
Appendix F Motor Thermal-Overload Protection109
Assigning a Digital Output109
Adjusting the Threshold for the Motor Thermal-Overload Alarm110
Appendix G Flux Alignment112
Parameter Values113
List of S-Parameters114
Transferring Parameter Values from One Drive to Another114

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