What causes regenerative error in Mitsubishi Electric MR-J4-*B-RJ010?
Regenerative errors in Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives can be caused by: * Regeneration heat error. * Regeneration signal error. * Regeneration feedback signal error. The suggested solution for all these causes is DB.
What causes parameter error in Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives?
Parameter errors in Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives can be caused by: * Parameter setting range error. * Parameter combination error. The suggested solution for both causes is DB.
Why Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives show main circuit device overheat?
If Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives show a main circuit device overheat error, it is caused by a main circuit device overheat error. The suggested solution is SD.
What to do if Mitsubishi Electric Servo motor overheat?
If a Mitsubishi Electric servo motor overheats, it could be due to several reasons: * Abnormal temperature of servo motor 1. * Abnormal temperature of servo motor 3. * Abnormal temperature of servo motor 4. For abnormal temperature of servo motor 1, the suggested solution is SD. For abnormal temperature of servo motor 3 and 4, the suggested solution is DB.
What causes overvoltage in Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives?
Overvoltage in Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives is caused by a main circuit voltage error. The suggested solution is EDB.
Why Mitsubishi Electric MR-J4-*B-RJ010 Servo Drives show overspeed?
If Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives show an overspeed error, it is caused by abnormal motor speed. The suggested solution is SD.
What causes overcurrent in Mitsubishi Electric MR-J4-*B-RJ010?
Overcurrent in Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives can be caused by several factors: * Overcurrent detected at the hardware detection circuit during operation. * Overcurrent detected at the software detection function during operation. * Overcurrent detected at the hardware detection circuit during a stop. * Overcurrent detected at the software detection function during a stop. The suggested solution for all these causes is DB.
What to do if Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives show undervoltage?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives are showing an undervoltage error, it could be due to a voltage drop in either the control circuit power or the main circuit power. If the voltage drop is in the control circuit power, the suggested solution is DB. If the voltage drop is in the main circuit power, the suggested solution is SD.
What causes main circuit error in Mitsubishi Electric MR-J4-*B-RJ010?
A main circuit error in Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives can be caused by: * Ground fault detected by the hardware detection circuit. * Ground fault detected by the software detection function. The suggested solution for both causes is DB.
What to do if Mitsubishi Electric MR-J4-*B-RJ010 show cooling fan error?
If Mitsubishi Electric Servo Drives show a cooling fan error, it can be due to: * Cooling fan stop error. * Cooling fan speed reduction error. The suggested solution is SD for both causes.
General| Model | MR-J4-*B-RJ010 |
|---|---|
| Number of Axes | 1 |
| Type | Servo Drive |
| Category | Servo Drives |
| Power Supply Voltage | 3-phase 200 V AC to 240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Rated Output | 0.1 kW to 7 kW (varies by model) |
| Feedback Device | Absolute / Incremental Encoder |
| Communication | CC-Link IE Field Network |
| Supply Voltage | 3-phase 200VAC to 240VAC |
| Control Mode | Position, Speed, Torque |
| Feedback | Absolute / Incremental Encoder |
| Protection Features | Overcurrent, Overvoltage, Undervoltage, Overheat, Encoder Error |
Critical precautions to prevent electric shock hazards.
Guidelines to prevent fire risks from installation and component selection.
Safety measures to avoid physical harm from electrical or mechanical hazards.
Procedures and precautions for safe handling, transport, and installation.
Correct wiring practices to ensure proper function and prevent malfunctions.
Steps and precautions for initial setup, testing, and performance tuning.
Recommendations for correct and safe operation of the servo amplifier.
Procedures for responding to alarms and unexpected operational behavior.
Guidelines for equipment upkeep and replacement of aging components.
General advice and important notes for using the manual and the equipment.
List of related documentation required for comprehensive understanding and operation.
Information on selecting appropriate cables for system wiring.
Conversion table for SI units to U.S. customary units.
Overview of the manual's content and scope for servo amplifiers and interface units.
Visual representation of the servo amplifier's internal structure and signal flow.
Detailed technical specifications for various models and environmental requirements.
Compatibility chart for servo amplifiers and compatible rotary servo motors.
Comprehensive list of servo amplifier functions and references to detailed explanations.
Explanation of model naming conventions and rating plate information.
Identification of physical parts and connectors on the servo amplifier and interface unit.
Step-by-step procedures and safety precautions for installing/removing the MR-J3-T10 unit.
System configuration examples showing connections with peripheral devices and power supplies.
Guidelines for proper mounting orientation and required space around the servo amplifier.
Precautions to prevent entry of foreign objects into the equipment during installation.
Illustrative diagrams for connecting digital I/O signals for sink and source interfaces.
Safety precautions, connection diagram, and setting for servo motors with electromagnetic brakes.
Step-by-step procedure for initial power-up and system startup.
How to configure switches and interpret the servo amplifier's display for status and alarms.
Explanation of LED indicators and status displays on the MR-J3-T10 interface unit.
Core configuration parameters for initial setup and operation.
Parameters for tuning servo control loops and suppressing vibrations.
Parameters for advanced functions, alarms, and analog monitoring.
Parameters for configuring digital input and output signal assignments.
Additional parameters for extended functionality and specific settings.
Further extension parameters for specialized functions like dynamic braking.
Parameters for configuring communication settings and network options.
Comprehensive list of alarms and warnings with troubleshooting guidance.
Specific steps to diagnose and resolve issues encountered during system startup.
Detailed physical dimensions and mounting specifications for servo amplifier models.
Physical dimensions and mounting details for the MR-J3-T10 interface unit.
Information on recommended cable and connector kits for system integration.
Specifications and recommendations for CC-Link IE Field Network communication cables.
List of peripheral equipment manufacturers and their contact information.
Configuration details for using analog monitor outputs to display servo status.
Information on product variations like amplifiers without dynamic brakes or resistors.
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