Nakanishi E4000 CONTROLLER - Parameter Setting Procedures

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18 - 4 Setting Procedures
① Setting of Error Output Mode
CAUTION
If the Error Output Mode has been changed from the default setting, the parameter setting will be
displayed the next time you enter Parameter Setting Mode.
Procedure
1. Push the Start / Stop Button (START / STOP).
2.
is displayed. This indicates that when an error occurs, the output will be OFF (Open).
3. Push the Start / Stop Button (START / STOP).
4.
is displayed. This indicates that when an error occurs, the output will be ON (Closed).
5. You can cycle through the choices by pushing the Start / Stop Button (START / STOP).
6. Push the Error Reset Button (RESET) to send the settings to memory,
will be displayed.
7.
If you desire to set other parameters, press the Motor Speed Adjustment Button (SPEED , )
to select the parameter that needs to be set.
8. When you are ¿nished setting parameters, press the Error Reset Button (RESET), then turn the
Main Power Switch OFF.
⑧
Temporary Motor / Spindle Operation if the FAN has stopped (80 Square Type)
If FAN (80 Square Type) has stopped due to a malfunction, the motor / spindle can be temporarily operated by
setting parameter
to , until replacment the FAN (80 Square Type) has been completed.
If FAN (40 Square Type) has been stopped by malfunction, no motor operation is possible until the FAN is
replaced.
⑨
Con¿rmation of Parameter Setting
This mode allows the user to check the settings of parameters
- . The parameter can not be
checked.
CAUTION
Set Parameter to , after replacing the FAN (80 Square Type). When FAN (80 Square Type)
is operating normally, and parameter
is set to , the Error Code " EFP " will be displayed.
Parameter Set Contents
FAN stop (80 Square Type) : Motor / Spindle operation has stopped.
FAN stop (80 Square Type) : Motor / Spindle can still be run.
Outputs an External Warning Signal (WARNING) to the CONTROLLER.
FAN stop (80 Square Type) : Motor / Spindle can still be run.
Does not Output an External Warning Signal (WARNING) to the CONTROLLER.
If other Warning Codes other than " AF " occur, these output signals will be sent to
the CONTROLLER (External Warning Signal) (WARNING).
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