1006 HEIDENHAIN Technical Manual iTNC 530 HSCI
After you have selected the motor and the power module, the models are
automatically entered in MP2100.x, MP2200.x and MP2198.x.
A search function supports you in selecting motors, power stages and power
supply modules for the machine parameters and also supports a text search
function. The FIND soft key is available in the motor.mot, inverter.inv and
supply.spy tables. In the "Find" pop-up window you can enter the complete or
partial name of the device you want to search for.
If you use motors, power modules or supply modules that are not listed in the
menus, please contact HEIDENHAIN.
You can overwrite standard data or add other models to the tables. If you
change the table of the motors, power modules or supply modules, the
changed tables are saved separately in the PLC partition, where they are used
by the iTNC:
PLC:\MP\MOTOR.MOT (motor table)
PLC:\MP\INVERTER.INV (power module table)
PLC:\MP\SUPPLY.SPY (supply module table)
PLC:\MP\MOTOR.AMP (old power module table)
If at any time you want to use the HEIDENHAIN standard tables again, you
must erase the above-mentioned tables in the PLC partition.
The iTNC follows a specific sequence when searching for a valid table.
1. PLC:\mp\inverter.inv
2. PLC:\mp\motor.amp
3. PLC:\mp\supply.spy
4. inverter.inv HEIDENHAIN standard table for power modules on the
system partition
5. motor.amp Previous HEIDENHAIN standard table for power modules on
the system partition
6. supply.spy HEIDENHAIN standard table for supply modules on the
system partition
If you use a motor that appears in the motor table, but only the data for the
speed encoders differs, you can overwrite this data in the motor table with
MP2202.x, MP2204.x and MP2206.x. The motor table is not actually changed.
The changes only take place in the working memory.
Due to reasons of compatibility, the iTNC still supports the MOTOR.AMP
power-module table. However, it is not possible to use the higher currents
of the HEIDENHAIN 1xx D inverters at the PWM frequencies 3.33 kHz and
4.0 kHz with this table.
The original entry from the motor table is used only when MP2202.x = *,
MP2204.x = * and MP2206.x = *.
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