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General| Brand | Pacific Scientific |
|---|---|
| Model | 6415 |
| Category | DC Drives |
| Language | English |
Defines the Pacific Scientific 6415 Oscillator/Microstepping Drive Module and its function.
Details key features like Bipolar chopper drive, Microstepping, Digital Electronic Damping, etc.
Describes non-linear acceleration and linear deceleration profiles for motor control.
Explains selection of motor high and low speeds via inputs/potentiometers.
Explains settings for motor current, step size, damping, and idle reduction via DIP switch.
Details settings for step filter, enable sense, run/stop controls, and speed sources.
Describes control via potentiometers for direction, acceleration, deceleration, and speed.
Provides critical safety guidelines for installation and operation to prevent shock and injury.
Guides on selecting external power supplies, motors, and bus power supplies.
Details mounting procedures, including cooling plate and heatsink options.
Introduces the four input/output (I/O) connectors (J1, J2, J3, J4).
Details how to connect the J3 motor cable to the motor windings and case.
Illustrates the wiring for Pacific Scientific motor cables to J3.
Explains connecting the J2 power cable to the power supply.
Introduces the J4 signal interface for external control signals and outputs.
Details the drive's DIP switch (S1) and jumpers (J6) for control.
Describes the oscillator's potentiometers and jumpers for speed, accel/decel, and direction control.
Details oscillator board settings for jumpers and potentiometers.
Explains the four potentiometers for adjusting motor move profile (speed, accel, decel).
Details how jumpers E1 and E3 configure analog speed command sources.
Outlines settings controlled by DIP switch S1 and Jumper J6.
Defines step size and provides a conversion table for steps per rotation.
Explains digital electronic damping to prevent mid-speed instability.
Details the ICR function to reduce phase current during idle periods.
Explains how to set motor current using DIP Switch S1 positions 6, 7, and 8.
Provides a procedure to verify proper installation and check default settings.
Guides on testing motor connections, control signals (RUN, STOP, DIRECTION).
Addresses common issues and provides corrective actions for the 6415 drive.
