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Parker PD-04 Series

Parker PD-04 Series
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Parker Hannifin
P series User Guide
P series New Servo System
P Series User Guide
1. Effective day: September 2014
Rev.1.0

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Parker PD-04 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandParker
ModelPD-04 Series
CategoryServo Drives
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Introduction

1.1 P Series Products Overview

Provides a general overview of the P series servo drives and PM motors.

2. Mechanical Installation

2.2 Dimensions

Details the physical dimensions for PD drives and various PM motor series.

2.4 Mounting Guidelines

Provides guidelines for proper mounting of the P series drive.

2.4.1 Cable Routing

Specifies how to route power and signal cables to prevent interference.

2.4.2 Panel Mounting

Details panel mounting instructions, including clearance and fan attachment.

3. Electrical Installation

3.1 Installation Safety Requirements

Details essential safety requirements and precautions for installing PD drives.

3.1.1 Precautions

Lists specific safety precautions to take during installation.

3.1.2 Auto-Configuration for Encoders

Explains the automatic encoder configuration process for PD drives.

3.2 System Installation Overview

Illustrates the components necessary for electrical installation of the PD drive.

3.3 Power Supply

Specifies power supply requirements and circuit electronics.

3.3.1 Power Circuit Electronics Specification

Details the specifications for the power circuit electronics.

3.4 Multiple Drive Installations

Explains settings for installing multiple PD drives in a system.

3.4.1 Drive Node Address Setting

Describes how to set the node address for multiple drives.

3.6 Regeneration Protection

Explains how regeneration energy is managed to protect the drive.

3.7 Drive Status Indicators

Describes the 7-segment display and status indicators on the drive.

3.7.1 PD Drive Alarm Code List

Lists alarm codes, descriptions, and checklists for PD drives.

3.7.2 PD Drive Warning Code List

Lists warning codes, descriptions, and checklists for PD drives.

3.8 Connector Descriptions

Details the specifications and pinouts for various drive connectors.

3.9 Installation Test

Outlines the procedure for testing the drive after installation.

3.9.1 Testing the PD Drive

Describes the expected outcome of testing the PD drive.

3.11 Wiring

Provides detailed wiring instructions for power, feedback, and I/O signals.

3.11.1 Power

Details the wiring for power connections to the drive.

3.11.2 Feedback Signal

Explains the wiring for various encoder feedback signals.

3.11.3 IO Signal Wiring

Provides examples of wiring for digital and analog I/O signals.

4. Communications and IO

4.2 RS-422 Communication

Details RS-422 communication setup, packet structure, and command codes.

4.2.1 Terminal Configuration

Specifies the terminal configuration for RS-422 communication.

4.2.2 Establishing Communication

Explains how to establish communication using RS-422.

4.2.4 Protocol Command Code Description

Describes the Modbus-RTU protocol command codes used by the drive.

4.4 IO

Describes the digital and analog I/O signals and their functions.

4.5 IO Signal Setting

Explains how to allocate functions to digital input and output signals.

5. Tuning

5.1 Servo Tuning Overview

Provides an overview of servo tuning concepts and control structure.

5.4 Automatic Gain Tuning

Describes the process of automatically setting gains based on load conditions.

5.5 Manual Gain Tuning

Explains the procedure for manual tuning of speed and position controllers.

5.5.1 Speed Controller Tuning

Guides on tuning speed controller parameters like proportion and integral gain.

5.5.2 Position Controller Tuning

Guides on tuning position controller parameters like proportion gain and feed forward.

5.7 Filters

Details notch filters and adaptive filters for vibration suppression.

6. Command Reference

6.4 Homing

Explains the built-in homing function for returning the motor to origin.

6.4.1 Homing Methods

Details the various supported homing methods and their sequences.

6.6 Speed Control Setting

Details settings for smooth acceleration/deceleration and servo lock function.

6.7 Position Control Setting

Explains position command filtering and related signals for control.

6.8 Limit Setting

Covers forward/reverse limit settings and brake/torque limit functions.

6.8.3 Torque Limit Setting

Explains how to set torque limits for machine protection.

7. Procedure

7.1.1 Manual Jog Operation

Describes how to check servo motor action via speed control without a host device.

7.1.4 Automatic Gain Tuning

Guides on automatically setting gains for optimal servo operation.

8. Indexer

8.2 Indexing Position Operation

Details various indexing position operation methods like absolute and relative moves.

11. Troubleshooting

11.1 Troubleshooting Guidelines

Provides guidance on diagnosing and resolving abnormalities during operation.

11.2 Servo Alarm and Check List

Lists servo alarms, their descriptions, and corresponding checklist actions.

11.3 Servo Warning and Check List

Lists servo warnings, their causes, and recommended actions.

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