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Fuji Electric Faldic-a RYS-R Series - User Manual

Fuji Electric Faldic-a RYS-R Series
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RYS-R Type
User's Manual
MHT260a (Engl.)

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Fuji Electric Faldic-a RYS-R Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFuji Electric
ModelFaldic-a RYS-R Series
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Cautionary indications

Explains DANGER and CAUTION indications used in the manual for hazard identification.

Warning display

Explains the location and contents of warning displays, including risks of electric shock and proper grounding.

1.3 Functions

(2) RYS-L type:Linear positioning system (linear motion)

Details the RYS-L type amplifier for linear motion control, including its upper level interface options.

(3) RYS-R type:Rotation indexing system (rotation)

Explains the RYS-R type amplifier for rotation indexing systems, including its upper level interface.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

2.3 Torque-speed data

(a) Within the range of ì(A) Acceleration;deceleration area 1î and ì(B) Acceleration;deceleration area 2î

Explains torque-speed characteristics for acceleration/deceleration areas 1 and 2, and continuous operation area.

3. INSTALLATION

4. TERMINAL DIAGRAMS AND WIRING

10.8 Optional cables, connector kits, battery and external braking resistors

5. CONTROL FUNCTIONS

5.2.4 Alarm detection [ALM]

Explains the ALM signal, which activates when amplifier protective functions detect an alarm, and how it can be reset.

5.3.5 Deviation excessive [OF]

Explains the Deviation Excessive [OF] function, which sets the deviation amount for alarm detection.

5.4.2 Position preset

Describes the Position Preset function, which rewrites the current station number and can reset alarms.

5.5.5 Positioning cancel

Details the Positioning Cancel signal, which stops the positioning action by initiating deceleration, and its behavior with other signals.

5.5.6 Temporary stop

Explains the Temporary Stop signal, which temporarily halts a positioning action by starting deceleration.

5.6.1 Forced stop [EMG];Forced stop detection

Describes the Forced Stop [EMG] input and Forced Stop Detection [41] output signals, used to forcibly stop the motor.

5.6.4 External fault input

Explains the External Fault Input signal, which forcibly stops the motor when turned off, similar to the EMG signal.

5.7.6 Dynamic braking

Describes the Dynamic Braking signal, which activates when the amplifier detects a major fault, and its function.

5.8 IQ area (SX bus type)

5.9 WB area (T-link type)

7. KEYPAD PANEL

8. TEST (TRIAL) RUNNING OPERATION

9. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

10. PERIPHERAL DEVICES

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