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RNA ESK 2000 User Manual

RNA ESK 2000
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Operating Instructions
Controllers
for
Vibratory Drive Systems
ESK 2000
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RNA ESK 2000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandRNA
ModelESK 2000
CategoryController
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Declaration of Conformity

About this document

Document Description

Provides guidance on product selection, installation, operation, extensions, and accessories.

Safety Information

Design of Safety Directives

Explains the meaning of notices and hazard symbols used in the document.

Fundamental Safety Directives

Outlines fundamental safety measures to prevent severe injury and damage.

Personnel Qualifications

Specifies that only qualified electricians or instructed persons should work on electrical equipment.

Intended Use

Details directives for intended use, commercial applications, and EMC considerations.

Residual Hazards

Highlights that residual hazards may persist and require user risk assessment.

Device Warning Signs

Advises paying attention to warning signs fitted to the device for safety.

Drive System Protection

Warns that incorrect parameter settings can cause drive magnet overheating.

Protection of Persons and Equipment

Covers protection against accidental contact and requirement for closed slots.

Product Information

Characteristic Features

Details features like feed rate output, sensor inputs, relay outputs, and keypad.

EC Conformity

Lists directives and harmonised standards the controller complies with.

Technical Data

Provides detailed technical specifications like voltage, current, delays, and operating temperature.

Accessories

Lists available accessories with their designations and part numbers.

Notes on Start-up

Pre-Start-up Checks

Lists essential checks before connecting power and switching on the controller.

Initial Commissioning

Advises setting controller to minimum output before commissioning or after repairs.

Modes of Operation

Explains the two modes of operation (asymmetric half-wave and symmetric full-wave).

Automatic Mode Change

Describes how the operating mode is determined by a wire jumper in the drive connector.

Sensor Inputs and Linkages

Explains the function of sensor inputs and their basic assignments.

Sensor Connection

Details how to connect NPN or PNP sensors, including diagrams for different types.

Operation

General Operation Overview

Provides an overview of the controller's front panel, including buttons and connectors.

Controller Plug Connections

Lists the functions of the main disconnect switch and connectors XS3, XS1, XS4.

Controller Display and Keypad

Explains the functions of the display buttons and indicators.

Starting Up the Controller

Details the procedure for starting up the controller and possible display indications.

Main Menu Operation

Describes how to navigate the main menu, enter setpoints, and change parameters.

Controller Programming Codes

Introduces various codes for programming controller functions like settings, sensors, and saving.

Application-specific changes to default settings

Code C001 Feed Rate Output

Sets vibration amplitude, enabling, soft start/stop delays, and drive selection.

Code C004/C005 Sensor Input Configuration

Activates and configures sensor inputs 1 and 2, including signal inversion and delays.

Code C006 Sensor Linkage Logic

Links activated sensor inputs for various logic functions like AND, OR, Min/Max.

Code C008 Cycle Monitoring

Monitors sensor status and triggers alarms or stops based on time or conditions.

Code C100 External Voltage Control

Allows setting the feed rate using an external 0-10V voltage input.

Parameter Management (Codes C143, C200, C210)

Covers saving, inhibiting, and retrieving controller parameters and settings, including factory defaults.

Error Message

Overvoltage Cut-out

Indicates the supply voltage was too high and requires checking.

Sensor Timeout

Signals a response issue with the cycle watchdog or product flow malfunction.

Memory Error

Indicates a problem with the controller's memory requiring repair.

Dimensioned Drawing

Connection Diagram

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