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jonent mounting diagram of regulator board HF 1001/1021 FO Termin mminals and plug-and-socket connections, potenttoneters, LEDs [ror explanations of the Jumpers and mounting places see 5.6) Regulator board MF 1001/1021 (05 MA...) 1 & ovetemra J ones 4 tet i 20 bt enn me , 3 = ™ 7 ol! shecee Ape! sp 29g Note: In the case of unfts 05 MA 20.A, 21 A and 21 2, termination x10 fs replaced by termination ¥5 (at the botton, next to the feft side plate). 001 18 J os. 1 © im the case of units 05 MA 20 A, 21 A, 21 Z, only one paver section board type MH 200115: provied. @ Reference presetting during start-up = Disconnect reference lines coming from the superordinated control system (e.g. PC system, NC system)! = Choose unbalanced reference input SHI or SW2 for presetting the reference with potentiometers (about 5 to 50 k% , recommended value is 10k ), see figure 1.2/1 or 9. Connection example. - In the case of reference input Sh2 (X9:16), attention must be paid to jumper on mounting place 1101 (optional PCB)! = Polarity on the connecting terminals (3/4) for motor in the case of positive reference presetting at SWI (X9:13) or Sw2 (X9:16): Terminal 3—» - Terminal 4—» + x9 ! at j Lo unvi | LS | ra | io (swt) ! re i 8 | i Figure 1.2/1 Reference presetting with potentiometer 1,2.3 Speed feedback (tach) = For feedback adaptation see 2.1. @ At given direction of rotation of motor, determine tach polarity from wiring of the terminals or from data sheet. @ For given polarity (see 1.2.2) on terminals 3 (-) and 4 (+), apply tach feedback (+) to terminal X9:19, tach feedback (-) and screen (one side only) to x9:18. 1.2.4 Dynamic high current limitatior see item, 2.' = The dynamic high current is a limit value for acceleration and deceleration which is only permissible for a short time. The dynamic high current limitation for both directions (+ IH, - IH) is separately adjusted by BBC to unit data sheet values.

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