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Outlines procedures and frequency for inspecting and maintaining the SERVOPACK and servomotor for optimal performance.
Details the electrical ratings, operating conditions, performance characteristics, and built-in functions of the SERVOPACK.
Provides essential instructions and precautions for the correct and safe installation of the SERVOPACK unit.
Specifies the recommended wire sizes for SERVOPACK main circuits based on power supply voltage and model.
Explains precautions for selecting MCCBs, including maximum input current and inrush current considerations.
Lists recommended noise filters for SERVOPACKs based on capacity and provides dimensional drawings and specifications.
Describes main circuit wiring examples, terminal functions, and power ON sequences for safe electrical connections.
Covers advanced wiring practices, including noise control, multiple SERVOPACK connections, and power supply considerations.
Explains the necessity and connection procedures for external regenerative resistors to manage regenerative power.
Details the function and connection points of main circuit, servomotor, control power, and regenerative resistor terminals.
Essential wiring precautions for safe and stable operation, covering cable selection, grounding, noise, and protection devices.
Provides detailed guidance on wiring and grounding practices to prevent noise interference and ensure reliable operation.
Explains regenerative power and resistance, detailing circumstances that cause regeneration and resistor requirements.
Details the necessity and specifications for external regenerative resistors when the built-in capacity is insufficient.
Provides crucial precautions for SynqNet cable wiring, including length constraints, propagation delay, and topology mismatch handling.
Explains trial operation procedures, including JOG operation and parameter settings using the digital operator for initial setup.
Guides on operating the servomotor and performing functions like multi-turn reset using the digital operator for setup.
Explains the use of torque reference and notch filters to suppress vibration and improve speed control response.
Provides a systematic approach to identifying and resolving issues based on alarm and warning displays.
Lists all possible alarms, their causes, stop methods, and reset procedures for diagnosing SERVOPACK issues.
Details warning displays, their causes, and recommended actions to prevent potential faults or errors.
Provides detailed troubleshooting steps for each alarm code, including situation, cause, and corrective actions.
Provides a comprehensive list of parameters, their settings, units, factory defaults, and validation methods for configuration.
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