Rev 19 Oct 2020
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Chapter 3 Installation & Initial Set Up
3.2.4 Diagnostic Signal Descriptions
Scanner Position - This signal is proprotional to the position of the scanner mirror, with
a scaling of 0.5 Volts per degree of mechanical movement.
Internal Command Signal - The command signal following amplification by the input
stage. The scaling is 0.5 Volt per degree of mechanical movement.
Positioning Error x 5 - This signal is proportional to the difference between the
demanded and the actual positions - (Position - Command) x 5 (i.e. (Pin 1 - pin 2) x 5).
Motor Drive Current - The drive current of the motor (2V per A), i.e. if drive signal is
2V, the drive current is 1 A.
Motor + Coil Voltage /2 - This pin outputs the drive voltage to the “+” side of the motor coil.
It is scaled down by a factor of 2. The drive voltage determines the current, which then
determines the acceleration. It is not required if the user only wants to monitor position.
3.2.5 Setting the Volts/Degree Scaling Factor
The servo driver cards have a jumper which is used to set the Volts per Degree
scaling factor. The cards are shipped with the scaling set to 0.5 V/°, where the max
mechanical scan angle is nominally ±20° for the full ±10 V input.
To set the scaling factor to 0.8 V/° or 1.0 V/°, proceed as follows:
1) Identify JP7 as shown in Fig. 3.13.
2) Set the jumper position for the corresponding scaling factor as shown below.
Fig. 3.13 Setting the Volts/Degree Scaling Factor
Note
The Scanner Position and Internal Command signals are scaled internally by the
driver circuit and are essentially equivalent to the input signal /2.
JP7
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