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Loading...What causes Lenze ECSEM motor to block in certain positions?
If the Lenze Control Unit motor blocks in certain positions, the number of pole pairs of the resolver or motor may not be set correctly. Ensure that the number of pole pairs (C0080) is set correctly.
What to do if ambient temperature is too high for Lenze ECSEM Control Unit?
If the ambient temperature around the Lenze Control Unit is too high (Tu > +40 °C or > +50 °C) and the heatsink temperature exceeds +90 °C, allow the module to cool down and ensure better ventilation. Also, check the ambient temperature in the control cabinet.
How to cool down Lenze ECSEM with high ambient temperature?
If the ambient temperature is too high (Tu > +40 °C or > +50 °C) and the interior temperature of Lenze Control Unit exceeds +90 °C, allow the module to cool and ensure better ventilation. Check the ambient temperature in the control cabinet.
General| Series | ECSEM |
|---|---|
| Category | Control Unit |
| Protection class | IP20 |
| Input voltage range | 24 V DC |
| Output current | 2 A |
| Communication interface | CANopen |
| Relative humidity | 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
Details key features like safety functions, operating modes, and supported feedback systems for the ECSxM axis module.
Provides essential safety guidelines and application notes for controllers, covering personal safety and operational procedures.
Explains the thermal motor monitoring function (I²xt) for detecting motor load and setting trigger thresholds for warnings and faults.
Details potential hazards related to person protection, device protection, and electrical safety, including burns and polarity reversal.
Covers standards, approvals, environmental conditions, installation requirements, and site altitude.
Presents electrical and mechanical specifications, including output power, currents, and mass for various axis modules.
Describes the implementation and functional aspects of the 'safe torque off' safety function for controller inhibit.
Guides through initial parameter settings using the Global Drive Control (GDC) software.
Details parameters and settings for defining zero position and homing modes for various application tasks.
Provides guidance on adjusting speed and field controllers for optimal drive performance.
Methods for analyzing faults using LEDs, keypad messages, history buffers, and status words.
Lists common drive malfunctions and their remedies, related to feedback and motor connections.
Details fault messages, their causes, and remedies for various errors like short circuits, overvoltage, and phase failures.
