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LS ELECTRIC Xmotion L7NH Series - User Manual

LS ELECTRIC Xmotion L7NH Series
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AC SERVO DRIVE
Xmotion
L7NH Series

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

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    mirandaholtAug 6, 2025
    What to do if the LS ELECTRIC DC Drives motor does not move?
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      Diane DiazAug 7, 2025
      If your LS ELECTRIC DC Drive motor isn't moving, several factors could be at play. First, ensure that the P-OT and N-OT inputs are activated. If the issue persists, examine the motor itself for any defects and consider replacing it if necessary. Check for loose locking screws and tighten them securely. Verify the external wiring, correcting any errors or disconnections. Finally, if the encoder is faulty, replace it.
  • E
    evan62Aug 17, 2025
    Why is my LS ELECTRIC Xmotion L7NH DC Drives motor overheating?
    • J
      Jackie MckinneyAug 17, 2025
      If your LS ELECTRIC DC Drive motor is overheating, there are several potential causes. High ambient temperature could be a factor, so consider changing the heat transfer structure or installing a cooling fan. Check the motor's surface for contamination and clean it if necessary. Overloads can also lead to overheating, so reduce the load, increase acceleration/deceleration time, or use a motor with greater capacity. Finally, reduced magnetic power in the magnets may be the issue, requiring motor replacement.
  • D
    Danielle MooreAug 27, 2025
    Why is the LS ELECTRIC DC Drives motor rotation unstable?
    • L
      laura42Aug 27, 2025
      Unstable rotation in your LS ELECTRIC DC Drive motor can stem from several issues. Begin by checking for and fixing any bad connections. If the input voltage is low, consider changing the power source. Also, overloads may cause unstable rotation. Remove any foreign substances from the rotating unit and apply grease or lubrication.
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    dzenDec 28, 2025
    в чём первопричина AL-43? как её устранять? какой параметр отвечает за восстановление данной ошибки?

    Summary

    Product Configuration

    Product Verification

    Verifies product model, components, and exterior condition for correct installation.

    Product Specifications

    Details product types, voltage, capacity, communication, encoder, and options for L7NH series.

    Part Names

    Identifies and describes the components and connectors of the servo drive parts for various models.

    System configuration example

    Illustrates a typical system configuration example for a 200V/100W drive, showing connections.

    Encoder cable Servo Motor

    Servo Motor

    Provides specifications for servo motor heat sinks and product formats for various series.

    Servo Drive

    Lists product features for 200V and 400V servo drives, including current, speed, and control modes.

    Options and Peripheral Devices

    Details available options like incremental and serial encoder cables, including specifications and part numbers.

    Wiring and Connection

    Installation of Servo Motor

    Covers operating environment, preventing impact, motor connection, load device connection, and cable installation.

    Installation of Servo Drive

    Explains installation and usage environment, and mounting within a control panel, including spacing requirements.

    Internal Block Diagram of Drive

    Presents internal block diagrams for various drive capacities (100W-400W, 800W-3.5kW, 5kW-7.5kW, 15kW).

    Power Supply Wiring

    Details power supply wiring requirements, including voltage ranges, components, and safety precautions.

    Wiring for Input;Output Signals

    Provides specifications and names/functions for digital and analog input/output signals via I/O and analog connectors.

    Wiring of Encoder Signal (ENCODER)

    Explains wiring for quadrature, serial, and multi-turn encoder signaling units with diagrams.

    Wiring for Safety Function Signals (STO)

    Details names, functions, and examples for Safety Torque Off (STO) signals and bypass wiring.

    Wiring for EtherCAT Communication Signals

    Covers EtherCAT IN/OUT connector pin assignments and example drive connections using a master-slave topology.

    EtherCAT Communication

    Structure of CANopen over EtherCAT

    Explains the EtherCAT communication structure, including layers, objects, and PDO mapping.

    Status LED

    Details the meaning of L/A0, L/A1, RUN, and ERR LEDs on the EtherCAT ports for status indication.

    Data Type

    Lists common data types used in the manual, including their description and range.

    PDO allocation

    Explains Process Data Object (PDO) mapping for real-time data transfers, including RxPDO and TxPDO examples.

    CiA402 Drive Profile

    State machine

    Illustrates the drive state machine with states like Not Ready to Switch On, Switched On, Operation Enabled, and Fault.

    Operation mode

    Lists supported operation modes such as Profile Position, Velocity, Torque, and Cyclic Synchronous modes.

    Position Control Modes

    Details Cyclic Synchronous Position (CSP) mode, including block diagrams and related objects.

    Velocity Control Mode

    Explains Cyclic Synchronous Velocity (CSV) mode with block diagrams and related objects.

    Torque control mode

    Describes Cyclic Synchronous Torque (CST) mode, including block diagrams and related objects.

    Homing

    Covers the homing function, input/output parameters, and various homing methods with diagrams.

    Touch Probe Function

    Explains the touch probe function for capturing encoder positions with external inputs or Index pulse.

    Drive Application Function

    Drive Front Panel

    Describes the drive's front panel, including 7-segment display for servo status and LEDs for communication.

    Input;Output Signals Setting

    Details the assignment of digital input and output signals to the I/O connector, with examples.

    Electric Gear Setup

    Explains the electric gear function for converting User Units and provides setup examples for ball screw and turntable loads.

    Settings Related to Speed Control

    Covers smooth acceleration/deceleration profiles and servo-lock function for speed control.

    Settings Related to Position Control

    Explains position command filters and signals related to position control, such as INPOS1 and INPOS2.

    Positive;Negative Limit Settings

    Describes the function for safely operating the drive within movable ranges using positive/negative limit signals.

    Setting the Brake Output Signal Function

    Explains how to set the speed and delay time for brake signal output when the motor stops.

    Settings Related to Torque Control

    Details torque limit functions, including internal, external, and analog torque limits.

    Torque Limit Function

    Details how to limit the drive's output torque to protect the machine using various limit functions.

    Gain switching function

    Covers gain group switching and P/PI control switching methods for optimizing system responsiveness.

    Motor Overload Protection

    Explains motor overload protection through algorithms and thermal time constants to prevent burnout.

    Dynamic brake

    Defines dynamic brake, its circuits, precautions, and operation restart time calculations.

    Regeneration Brake Resistor Configuration

    Explains regeneration phenomena and the use of internal and external regenerative resistors.

    Configuration of Drive Node Address (ADDR)

    Guides on configuring the drive node address using rotary switches and refers to EtherCAT protocol enhancements.

    Tuning

    Off-line Auto Gain Tuning

    Describes automatic gain setting based on load conditions, including parameters changed and tuning process.

    On-line Auto Gain Tuning

    Explains automatic gain tuning that sets parameters based on rigidity and describes cases where it may be inaccurate.

    Manual Gain Tuning

    Details the gain tuning sequence for speed and position controllers, explaining the role of each gain.

    Vibration Control

    Covers notch filters for eliminating resonant frequencies and adaptive filters for automatic notch configuration.

    Procedure Function

    Manual JOG Operation

    Explains how to verify servo motor operation and speed control without an upper level controller.

    Programmed Jog Operation

    Describes verifying servo motor operation by speed control at preset speeds and times without an upper level controller.

    Alarm history reset

    Details how to delete all alarm code history stored in the drive, listing recent alarms and their codes.

    Index Pulse Search

    Explains the function to find the encoder Index (Z) pulse position and stop, used for rough position locating.

    Absolute encoder reset

    Covers resetting the absolute encoder and its multi-turn/single-turn data, and the effect on actual position value.

    Instantaneous Maximum Torque Initialization

    Explains initializing the instantaneous maximum overload rate to 0 and its display of peak load.

    Phase current offset tuning

    Details automatically tuning the current offset of U/V/W phases based on environmental conditions.

    Software reset

    Describes resetting the servo drive program for restarting or recovering from alarms.

    Commutation

    Explains obtaining the motor's initial angle information for normal operation, especially for motors without hall sensors.

    Object Dictionary

    General Objects

    Lists general objects (0x1000) for EtherCAT communication, including device type and error register.

    Manufacturer Specific Objects

    Details manufacturer-specific objects (0x2000~) like Motor ID, Encoder type, and third-party motor parameters.

    CiA402 Objects

    Covers CiA402 objects (0x6000~) related to drive states, operation modes, control commands, and status words.

    Maintenance and Inspection

    Maintenance and Inspection

    Explains basic maintenance tasks for servo motors and drives, including visual inspection criteria and replacement cycles.

    Diagnosing and Troubleshooting Abnormalities

    Provides a guide to diagnosing and troubleshooting servo motor and servo drive alarms and warnings with causes and remedies.

    Test operation

    Preparation for Operation

    Outlines the sequence for test drive preparation, including checklists, connections, and safety precautions.

    Test Drive Using TwinCAT System Manager

    Provides a step-by-step guide for testing servo drives using TwinCAT System Manager, including configuration and operation.

    Test Drive Using LS ELECTRIC PLC (XGT + PN8 B)

    Details the procedure for test driving servo drives using LS ELECTRIC PLC (XGT + PN8B), including software setup.

    Test Drive Using LS Mecapion MXP Series

    Guides on performing test drives using LS Mecapion MXP Series, covering ESI file checks, scans, and parameter settings.

    Appendix i (Update)

    Firmware Update

    Explains firmware update procedures using USB OTG, File Access over EtherCAT (FoE), and Drive CM.

    Appendix ⅱ (L7 N → L7 NH exchange)

    Notes on capacity selection

    Covers review of drive selection, product selection criteria, and comparison of servo drive types (L7N vs. L7NH).

    I;O PinMap comparison

    Compares I/O pin maps between L7N and L7NH drives, including digital, analog, and safety signals.

    Control detailed data

    Provides detailed data for input points (CN1), output points (CN1), and analog signals (CN1) for L7N and L7NH.

    Parameter setting

    Lists parameter comparisons between L7N and L7NH drives for motor ID, encoder type, and other settings.

    LS ELECTRIC Xmotion L7NH Series Specifications

    General IconGeneral
    TypeDC Drive
    Control MethodPWM Control
    Cooling MethodForced Air Cooling
    DimensionsVaries by model
    WeightVaries by model
    SeriesXmotion L7NH
    CommunicationModbus
    Protection FunctionsOvercurrent, Overvoltage, Undervoltage, Overheat, Short Circuit
    Operating Temperature-10°C to 50°C
    Storage Temperature-20°C to 65°C
    Humidity5% to 95% non-condensing
    Input Voltage3-Phase 200-240VAC, 3-Phase 380-480VAC

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