Why am I getting a 'Low Logic Voltage' error on my Kinco CD423-AA-000 Servo Drives?
If your Kinco Servo Drives displays a 'Low Logic Voltage' error, it indicates that the logic power voltage is too low. Check to see if the logic power voltage is unstable.
What does 'Extended Error' mean on Kinco CD423-AA-000 Servo Drives?
If your Kinco Servo Drives displays an 'Extended Error', press the SET key to enter Error_State2 (d1.16), read the error bit, and check the error meaning in table 8-2.
What causes 'Closed loop direction' error on Kinco Servo Drives?
If your Kinco Servo Drives reports 'Closed loop direction' error, it means there is a different direction between motor and position encoder. Change the encoder counting direction.
General| Model | CD423-AA-000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Servo Drive |
| Power Supply | 220VAC |
| Protection Level | IP20 |
| Series | CD |
| Input Voltage | 220V AC |
| Applicable Motor Power | 0.4kW |
| Control Mode | Position, Speed, Torque |
| Communication Interface | RS485 |
Details on product model identification, including driver and motor naming rules.
Guidelines and requirements for the proper installation of the servo driver unit.
Specifications for product use, transport, storage, technical needs, and certifications.
Diagrams and instructions for connecting the servo system to external power and devices.
Explanation of the LED panel controls, buttons, and their functions.
Guide to the Easy Use function for simplified servo system setup and tuning.
Initial steps for using the KincoServo+ software, including language and project management.
Procedures for reading and writing configuration settings to the servo controller.
Basic steps including wiring and I/O configuration for starting control modes.
Procedure for automatic tuning of the servo system to optimize performance.
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