MRH200A Wiring for GPIO4D

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Salman
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MRH200A Wiring for GPIO4D

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Hi
I have Mitsubishi MRH200A Servo Drive.i need a lil help with wiring . following are the pin detail i found
Inputs to Mitsubishi servo drive
1. Speed ref - (often also referred to analog - )----------------- 3(LG) OR 29(TLAN)
2. Speed ref + (often also referred to analog + )------------------- 2(VC) OR 27(TLAP)
3. Drive enable (What voltage)-------------------------------------- 12(SON) 24V (Com out 17 (SG))
4. Input common----------------------------------------------------- 17 (SG)
Outputs from Mitsubishi servo
1. Drive Fault (What voltage) ------------------------------------- 48(ALM) 24v (com Fault 20 (vin))
i have doubt for Speed ref Pins because Mitsubishi manual shows in Torque Mode TLAP (Torque Command ) is +-8V .the other thing is Drive Enable Voltage which is 24V should i use Relay to enable SON ?
I tune Servo amp in Torque Mode
Regards
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Speed-Control.pdf
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Pin_Detail.pdf
ALL PIN Details For MRH200A
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Torque_Control_Mode.pdf
Schematic
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Re: MRH200A Wiring for GPIO4D

Post by CNCguy »

When using MPU11 for most servo drives, Velocity mode is far better.
Salman
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Re: MRH200A Wiring for GPIO4D

Post by Salman »

Thanks for your reply. ok i will do it. if i use it in velocity mode TLAP (+) and TLAN(-) is connected to Analog and com pin outs?
Salman
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Re: MRH200A Wiring for GPIO4D

Post by Salman »

Can any one help me with wiring details? Encoders are working ,When move with hand DRO updated. but when i try to jog the error raise "full power with out motion" i think am doing some thing wrong with servo to GPIO4D connections. or servo.
diycncscott

Re: MRH200A Wiring for GPIO4D

Post by diycncscott »

Salman,

Are your drives indicating that they are enabled?

Can you measure the analog output from the drive when you are commanding motion? NOTE: The output will drop to zero when the "Full Power Without Motion Error" is displayed. It's best to use an analog meter if you have one -digital meters may be too slow to update the reading before the software issues a fault.

Please send a report from your control.

To create a report, insert a usb stick into your computer and,from the main menu in CNC11, select F7-Utilities -> F7-Report use the arrow keys to navigate to and highlight the usb drive, press enter and than F10 to accept. This will create 3 files on your usb stick, report.zip, report.txt and install.sh

Please email the report.zip to tech@ajaxcnc.com
Salman
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Re: MRH200A Wiring for GPIO4D

Post by Salman »

Scott
Thanks for reply. i mange to Drive the servo(LSP and LSN are not connected to SG ,they act as limit switchs for amp) but now another error raise Axis Position Error.i check the whole encoder Wiring and its perfect.
is it possible this error raise because of Parameter? because i use the default setting for Encoder Parameter.
i will try to change the parameter tomorrow ( change from "output division ratio setting=1" to "output pulse setting =16384" and that setting might give me 4096 Pulse/rev), can you advise me the value for the parameter #39. (Encoder).
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Parameters.pdf
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