Anaheim Stepper DPD60401 Users Guide
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SECTION 9DIRECT PROGRAMMING51 MiscellaneousVNVersion NumberIDIdentify HCHigh speed counter HPHigh Priority MHMotor Hold Current [X/Y/Z] @unit select @.unit select all #indirect register !Error ACAuto Cursor AEAuto Error ALAuto Linefeed CR Cold Reset DLDelay DPDecimal Place ECError Code FDFull Duplex JFJog Fast Input bit/configuration LBLabel WDWait Delay [X/Y/Z] WRWait Read Value WSWait value Scale Factor WWWait Write J-Jog- Input Configuration [X/Y/Z] J+Jog+ Input Configuration [X/Y/Z] JFJog Fast Input...
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SECTION 9DIRECT PROGRAMMING52 TALKING WITH A TERMINAL (TT1R2-1) WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT THE PC AND HANDHELD TO SMC40 AT THE SAME TIME. DOWNLOAD PROGRAM AND THEN TEST WITH HANDHELD AFTER DISCONNECTING FROM PC. Start Communications Press CTRL and SHIFT simultaneously and while holding down on those two buttons press F1. This will now display the terminal parameters. Press F2 to scroll through the parameters. Set the Address and the Baud Rate on the SMC40 Indexer switches first (Pg 24), then set the Baud...
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SECTION 9DIRECT PROGRAMMING53 Note: To stop this stored program inserted you need to type @0 then Enter. DIRECT PROGRAMMING QUICK START Direct Programming of the Driver Pack can be done with any programming language that can communicate via the serial port. The complete Command Dictionary is located in the directory that the software was installed in. Section 2 A sample of Commands @0The @ (at symbol) is used to select which unit is to be communicated with. This unit, in this case zero, must be the...
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SECTION 9DIRECT PROGRAMMING54 TERMINAL COMMANDS (SMTNR2-1 AND TT1R2-1) WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT THE PC AND HANDHELD TO SMC40 AT THE SAME TIME. DOWNLOAD PROGRAM AND THEN TEST WITH HANDHELD AFTER DISCONNECTING FROM PC. The terminal commands are used in conjunction with the Panel Mount Terminal (SMTNR2-1) or the Handheld Terminal (TT1R2-1). The commands allow an SMC40 program to prompt an operator per operational information needed to begin a cycle of operation. The instructions are Write Text , Write Value,...
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SECTION 10SPECIFICATIONS56 SECTION 10 - SPECIFICATIONS Power Requirements 7A Fuse Power Requirements for PCL Versions105/ 125 VAC, 50/60Hz ( Standard Package ) 7 Amp, 5mm, Fast blow type Littlefuse: 217005 210/ 250VAC, 50/60 Hz ( X250 Version ) 7 Amp, 3AG, Fast blow type 9 –12 VAC 50/60 Hz +5VDC @ 1.5 Amp +12 – 16 VDC UNREG @ 1.5 Amp NOTE: Any External Electric Component current (Amp) consumption should be taken into account..Operating Temperature0 to 60 degree CDriver Output Current Rating1...
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SECTION 10SPECIFICATIONS57 +5VDC Output ( PCL401 ,DPD72401, and DPD60401) +5VDC Output ( PCL402, PCL403, DPK72402,and DPK7403)Maximum Current Sourcing 0.75 AMPSMODULE SPECIFICATIONS SMC40 to Input Module Cable Maximum Length 5 feetInputs Internal pull-up Resistor to 5V1k ohmsMounting:DIN RailAdditional Expansion Modules Connector (Refer to Section 4) J2PERFORMANCE CURVES –DPD6040134N214 With DPD60401 Driver, Series, Divide By Ten 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 05101520253035404550 SPEED...
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SECTION 10SPECIFICATIONS58 PERFORMANCE CURVES - DPD72401 SERIES23L310 With DPD72401 Driver 0 24 48 72 96 120 144 168 192 216 240 05101520253035404550 SPEED (RPS)TORQUE (oz-in)0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER23L306 With DPD72401 Driver 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 05101520253035404550 SPEED (RPS)TORQUE (oz-in)0 12 24 36 48 60 72 84 96 108 120POWER (Watts)TORQUEPOWER34N214 With DPD72401 Driver 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 05101520253035404550 SPEED...
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SECTION 11TROUBLESHOOTING59 SECTION 11 - TROUBLESHOOTING MY COMPUTER WON’T TALK TO THE SMC40 When using a computer to communicate to the SMC40, you must use Anaheim Automation communications program such as Hyper Terminal, or a programming language such as BASIC or C. The communication parameters must be set up correctly for 8 Data Bits, No Parity Bits, and 1 Stop Bit. The Baud Rate can be set up for rates between 50 Hz to 38400 (50, 300, 1200, 2400, 9600, 19200, 38400). Check the Baud Rate setting on...
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SECTION 12ERROR CODES60 SECTION 12 – ERROR CODES SMC40 (V0.957) 57. Warning_ErrorQueueOverflow 58. MotorErrors 59. XMotor_AutoCorrectionFailure 60. XMotor_EncoderTrackingOverflow 61. XMotor_HardLimits 62. XMotor_JoggingHardLimits 63. XMotor_ErrorOverflow 64. YMotor_AutoCorrectionFailure 65. YMotor_EncoderTrackingOverflow 66. YMotor_HardLimits 67. YMotor_JoggingHardLimits 68. YMotor_ErrorOverflow 69. ZMotor_AutoCorrectionFailure 70. ZMotor_EncoderTrackingOverflow 71....