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Stober SC6A162 - User Manual

Stober SC6A162
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SC6 drive controller
Manual
en-US
05/2019
ID 442790.01

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Summary

3 General safety instructions

3.3 Intended use

Electrical devices operating as power electronics to control energy flow in high-voltage systems.

4 System configuration

5 Technical data

5.1 Drive controllers

Specifications for electrical data, dimensions, and weight of the drive controller.

5.1.2 Electrical data

Electrical data of the available SC6 sizes and brake chopper properties.

5.4 Operating motors

Drive controller supports rotational motors, specifying motor types and control modes.

6 Project configuration

8 Installation

8.1 Safety instructions for installation

Installation work permitted only when no voltage is present; observe 5 safety rules.

9 Connection

9.1 Safety instructions for connection

Connection work permitted only when no voltage is present; observe 5 safety rules.

9.4 Drive controller

Detailed information about the terminals and correct connection of the drive controller.

9.4.11 X12: Safety technology (option SR6)

SR6 option adds STO safety function via terminal X12.

10 Commissioning

10.1 Initiating the project

Configure all drive controllers and axes of the drive system using DriveControlSuite.

10.1.1 Projecting the drive controller and axis

Create a new project and project the first drive controller and its axis.

10.2.1 Parameterizing the STOBER motor

Parameterize STOBER synchronous servo motors and LM Lean motors.

10.3 Testing the project configuration

Test projected axis model using jog control panel before parameterizing application.

11 Communication

12 Diagnostics

12.1 Drive controller

Diagnostic LEDs indicate drive controller and connection states.

12.2 Events

Self-monitoring system using test rules to protect the drive system from damage.

12.2.2 Event 31: Short;ground

Event 31: Drive controller interrupted due to short/ground fault.

12.2.4 Event 33: Overcurrent

Event 33: Drive controller interrupted due to overcurrent.

12.2.8 Event 37: Motor encoder

Event 37: Drive controller interrupted due to motor encoder issues.

12.2.9 Event 38: Temperature drive controller sensor

Event 38: Interruption due to drive controller temperature sensor.

12.2.10 Event 39: Overtemperature drive controller i2 t

Event 39: Overtemperature due to i2t value.

12.2.29 Event 70: Parameter consistency

Event 70: Interruption due to parameter consistency.

12.2.32 Event 76: Position encoder

Event 76: Interruption due to position encoder issues.

13 Replacement

13.2 Replacing the drive controller

Procedure for replacing the drive controller, including safety warnings.

14 Service

Summary

3 General safety instructions

3.3 Intended use

Electrical devices operating as power electronics to control energy flow in high-voltage systems.

4 System configuration

5 Technical data

5.1 Drive controllers

Specifications for electrical data, dimensions, and weight of the drive controller.

5.1.2 Electrical data

Electrical data of the available SC6 sizes and brake chopper properties.

5.4 Operating motors

Drive controller supports rotational motors, specifying motor types and control modes.

6 Project configuration

8 Installation

8.1 Safety instructions for installation

Installation work permitted only when no voltage is present; observe 5 safety rules.

9 Connection

9.1 Safety instructions for connection

Connection work permitted only when no voltage is present; observe 5 safety rules.

9.4 Drive controller

Detailed information about the terminals and correct connection of the drive controller.

9.4.11 X12: Safety technology (option SR6)

SR6 option adds STO safety function via terminal X12.

10 Commissioning

10.1 Initiating the project

Configure all drive controllers and axes of the drive system using DriveControlSuite.

10.1.1 Projecting the drive controller and axis

Create a new project and project the first drive controller and its axis.

10.2.1 Parameterizing the STOBER motor

Parameterize STOBER synchronous servo motors and LM Lean motors.

10.3 Testing the project configuration

Test projected axis model using jog control panel before parameterizing application.

11 Communication

12 Diagnostics

12.1 Drive controller

Diagnostic LEDs indicate drive controller and connection states.

12.2 Events

Self-monitoring system using test rules to protect the drive system from damage.

12.2.2 Event 31: Short;ground

Event 31: Drive controller interrupted due to short/ground fault.

12.2.4 Event 33: Overcurrent

Event 33: Drive controller interrupted due to overcurrent.

12.2.8 Event 37: Motor encoder

Event 37: Drive controller interrupted due to motor encoder issues.

12.2.9 Event 38: Temperature drive controller sensor

Event 38: Interruption due to drive controller temperature sensor.

12.2.10 Event 39: Overtemperature drive controller i2 t

Event 39: Overtemperature due to i2t value.

12.2.29 Event 70: Parameter consistency

Event 70: Interruption due to parameter consistency.

12.2.32 Event 76: Position encoder

Event 76: Interruption due to position encoder issues.

13 Replacement

13.2 Replacing the drive controller

Procedure for replacing the drive controller, including safety warnings.

14 Service

Stober SC6A162 Specifications

General IconGeneral
SeriesSC6
ModelSC6A162
CategoryController
Output Current16 A
Control ModesPosition, Speed, Torque
Protection FeaturesOvercurrent, Overvoltage, Undervoltage, Overtemperature
Input Voltage3 x 200...480 VAC
Communication InterfaceEtherCAT

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