What causes an under voltage error on a Hiwin Amplifier?
If the Hiwin Amplifier detects an under voltage, it indicates that the supply voltage is too low. Check that the main energy supply is correctly connected to the drive amplifier and that the energy supply voltage is within the drive amplifier's specifications. Also, check the voltage settings in the 'Configuration center'.
Why does my Hiwin D1-N Amplifier display a soft-thermal threshold reached error?
If the Hiwin Amplifier reaches the soft-thermal threshold, the motor overtemperature protection is active. Check if the motor is overloaded or if an excessively high acceleration has been selected. Ensure there are no obstructions hindering the motor's movement, and verify that the motor has been properly maintained and lubricated according to service instructions. Confirm that the motor data configured in the amplifier matches the data of the motor being used, and that acceleration and speed settings are not too high.
What to do if the Hiwin Amplifier position error is too big?
If the Hiwin Amplifier shows a large position error, this means that the actual position error exceeds the 'maximum pos error' set in the 'Protection center'. Check that the 'Common Gain' amplification is correctly configured. Also, verify that the 'maximum pos error' value selected under the 'Protection' tab in the 'Application center' isn't set too low. Inspect the mechanics for any increased friction.
Why is my Hiwin D1-N Amplifier showing an over voltage error?
If the Hiwin Amplifier detects an over voltage, it's likely due to the intermediate circuit voltage being too high. Verify that the main energy supply for the drive amplifier is within specified limits. Also, check if the moved motor mass or its mass inertia is excessively large. Consider whether a brake resistor is required for the mass being used.
What to do if Hiwin D1-N Amplifier shows homing fail?
If the Hiwin Amplifier displays a homing fail error, please check the limit sensor switch (positive and negative), the reference switch, and the reference mark of the measuring system. Also check that an adequate time and measuring current have been set for methods -1 and -2.
What to do if Hiwin D1-N detects motor short (overcurrent)?
If the Hiwin Amplifier detects a motor short (overcurrent), it indicates a short-circuit in the motor power supply. Check the motor cable and plug for any signs of damage or short-circuits. If the problem persists, inspect the motor itself for damage.
What does Hiwin Amplifier acceleration limited mean?
If the Hiwin Amplifier indicates that the acceleration is limited, it means the acceleration has reached the limit set in “Velocity mode”. Increase the corresponding value in the “Performance center” under “Motion Protection.”
What to do if Hiwin Amplifier current is limited?
If the Hiwin Amplifier indicates that the current is limited, it means the motor output current has reached the permissible limit. Check whether the acceleration is set too high or if there are any obstacles hindering the motor's movement.
What does Hiwin Amplifier velocity error warning mean?
If the Hiwin Amplifier is giving a velocity error warning, it means the motor speed exceeds the set warning limit. Check whether the “Common Gain” amplification is set correctly and whether too low a “Position error” value is perhaps selected under the “Protection” tab in the “Application center.”
What does Hiwin D1-N Amplifier position error warning mean?
If the Hiwin Amplifier is giving a position error warning, it means the position error exceeds the set warning level. Check whether the “Common Gain” amplification is set correctly and whether too low a “Position error” value is perhaps selected under the “Protection” tab in the “Application center.”
Follow installation and operating instructions for safe product use.
Important safety information including warnings, attention, prohibitions, and requirements.
Identifies potential hazards and risks associated with product operation and usage.
Outlines procedures and requirements for installing the servo drive.
Provides an overview of system configuration and electrical wiring diagrams.
Details the connection and wiring for the main AC power input.
Describes the wiring for connecting the motor power cable.
Explains the wiring and functions of various control signal inputs and outputs.
Describes the wiring and implementation of safety functions like STO.
Covers the installation of Lightening software and establishing communication.
Explains how to use the Configuration center for setting motor, encoder, and operation parameters.
Details the process and precautions for auto phase initialization.
Covers the setup and procedures for motor homing.
Explains how to save configurations and restore factory default settings.
Guides users on how to set the servo drive's operation mode using the Lightening software.
Explains how to adjust gains and parameters for improved servo control performance.
Sets limits for speed, acceleration, and deceleration to protect the motor.
Configures limits and warnings for position and velocity errors.
Explains protection mechanisms for motor and servo drive over-temperature conditions.
Describes how to protect the servo drive from overvoltage using regenerative resistors.
Lists all possible error and warning messages and their meanings.
Provides guidance on diagnosing and resolving issues based on status indicators and error codes.
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