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3. OPERATING MODES
This chapter describes the variables related to the amplifier’s operating modes. Contents include: 3.1: Desired State VariableThe amplifier desired state variable (0x24) defines the amplifier’s operating mode and which input source controls it. Mode-specific ...
4. OPERATION
This chapter describes the variables involved in basic operation of the amplifier. Contents include: 4.1: Setting the Baud RateVariable 0x90 (R) controls the amplifier’s serial port baud rate. To change the baud rate, write the new value to 0x90. For instance...
APPENDIX A: QUICK REFERENCE TO THE VARIABLES
This chapter provides quick reference to the variables described in this manual. Contents include: A.1: Variables by Function
APPENDIX B: CME 2 ASCII COMMAND LINE TOOL
The CME 2 ASCII Command Line tool lets users send individual ASCII commands to amplifiers. From the CME 2 Main screen, choose Tools->ASCII Command Line to open the ASCII Command Line tool: Enter an ASCII command in the Command field. Press the Enter key to s...
APPENDIX C: HOMING METHOD DESCRIPTIONS
This appendix describes the homing methods that can be chosen using the homing methodvariable (0xc2) as described in Homing Mode, Contents include: C.1: Homing Methods OverviewThere are several homing methods. Each method establishes the:• Home reference (lim...
APPENDIX D: SERIAL AND MULTI-DROP CONNECTION
This appendix describes how to connect an amplifier for control via the RS-232 serial port.The serially connected amplifier can also be used as a multi-drop gateway to control other amplifiers linked in a series of CAN bus connections. Contents include: D.1: ...
APPENDIX E: ERROR CODES
Most ASCII Interface commands can return an error message in the format “e <code>” where code is one of the error code numbers described below
1. INTRODUCTION
This chapter describes the basic functions and operational theory of CME 2. Topicsinclude: Host Computer RequirementsAmplifier Commissioning SoftwareServo Operating Modes and Control Loops 1.1: Host Computer Requirements1.1.1: Computer and Operating SystemMini...
2. INSTALLATION, STARTUP, AND INTERFACE TOUR
This chapter shows how to install, start, and set up communications for CME 2. Perform the steps outlined below. Details follow in the chapter. 1 Verify that the system on which you will install CME 2 meets the Host Computer Requirements NOTE: Vista users see...
3. AMPLIFIER SETUP PROCEDURE
Perform the steps listed below, in the order presented, to set up and tune an amplifier/motor pair. Details follow in the chapter. 1 Prepare for setup2 Start CME 2 and enter Basic Setup parameters3 Enter Motor/Feedback/Brake Stop parameters 4 Use Calculate to...
4. BASIC SETUP
This chapter describes the Basic Setup screen. Perform the basic steps outlined below to access and enter the Basic Setup options. Details follow in the chapter. 1 Click to open the Basic Setup screen. 2 3 Review settings.4 Choose: If necessary, click Chan...
5. MOTOR/FEEDBACK
This chapter describes motor, feedback, and brake parameters, and the Calculate function. Access these features as described below. Details follow in the chapter. 1 Click Motor/Feedback to open the Motor/Feedback screen. 2 Load Motor/Feedback/Brake Settings f...
6. DIGITAL INPUTS AND OUTPUTS
This chapter shows how to configure the amplifier’s digital inputs and outputs. Perform the steps outlined below. Details follow in the chapter.1 Click Input/Output to open the Input/Output screen.2 As needed, set Digital Inputs.3 As needed, set Digital Output...
7. COMMAND INPUTS
This chapter shows how to configure the amplifier’s command inputs. Perform the basic steps outlined below. Details follow in the chapter. 1 or or or or or or Click to open the loop command input settings screen.2 Change/verify command input parameters ...
8. CAN NETWORK CONFIGURATION
A CANopen network can support up to 127 nodes. Each node must have a unique and valid seven-bit address (Node ID) in the range of 1-127. (Address 0 should only be used when the amplifier is serving as a CME 2 serial port multi-drop gateway.)If the amplifier is...
9. FAULTS
This chapter shows how to configure the amplifier’s fault latching. Perform the basic steps outlined below. Details follow in the chapter: 1 Click Configure Faults to open Faults Configuration screen. 2 Select the faults to latch. See Fault Configuration Par...
10. MOTOR PHASING
This chapter shows how to phase the motor using the Auto Phase or Manual Phase tool. Perform the basic steps outlined below. Details follow in the chapter.Use the procedure described in this chapter to Phase Motor with Auto PhaseORUse the procedure described i...
11. CONTROL LOOPS
This chapter shows how to program and tune the control loops. Perform the basic steps outlined below. Details follow in the chapter. For each control loop:1 or or Click the appropriate button to open the loop control screen.2 Change/verify settings as needed....