Leadshine ELD2 Series User manual

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User Manual For ELD2 Servo
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Introduction
Thanks for purchasing Leadshine ELD2-series low-voltage AC servo drivers, this instruction
manual provides knowledge and attention for using this driver.
Contacttech@leadshine.comformoretechnicalservice.
Incorrectoperationmaycauseunexpectedaccident,pleasereadthismanualcarefullybefore
usingproduct.
We reserve the right to modify equipment and documentation without prior notice.
We won’t undertake any responsibility with customer’s any modification of product, and the warranty of
product will be cancel at the same time.
Beattentiontothefollowingwarningsymbol:
Warningindicatesthattheerroroperationcouldresultinlossoflifeorseriousinjury.
Cautionindicatesthattheerroroperationcouldresultinoperatorinjured,alsomakeequipment
damaged.
Attentionindicatesthattheerrorusemaydamageproductandequipment.
Safetyprecautions
Warning
The design and manufacture of product doesn’t use in mechanic and system which have a threat to
operator.
The safety protection must be provided in design and manufacture when using this product to prevent
incorrect operation or abnormal accident.
Acceptance
Caution
The product which is damaged or have fault is forbidden to use.
Transportation
Caution
The storage and transportation must be in normal condition.
Don’t stack too high, prevent falling.
The product should be packaged properly in transportation,
Don’t hold the product by the cable, motor shaft or encoder while transporting it.
The product can’t undertake external force and shock.
Installation
Caution
ServoDriverandServoMotor:
Don’t install them on inflammable substance or near it to preventing fire hazard.
Avoid vibration, prohibit direct impact.
Don’t install the product while the product is damaged or incomplete.

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ServoDriver:
Must install in control cabinet with sufficient safeguarding grade.
Must reserve sufficient gap with the other equipment.
Must keep good cooling condition.
Avoid dust, corrosive gas, conducting object, fluid and inflammable, explosive object from invading.
ServoMotor:
Installation must be steady, prevent drop from vibrating.
Prevent fluid from invading to damage motor and encoder.
Prohibit knocking the motor and shaft, avoid damaging encoder.
The motor shaft can’t bear the load beyond the limits.
Wiring
Warning
The workers of participation in wiring or checking must possess sufficient ability do this job.
Ground the earth terminal of the motor and driver without fail.
The wiring should be connected after servo driver and servo motor installed correctly.
After correctly connecting cables, insulate the live parts with insulator.
Caution
The wiring must be connected correctly and steadily, otherwise servo motor may run incorrectly, or
damage the equipment.
We mustn’t connect capacitors, inductors or filters between servo motor and servo driver.
The wire and temperature-resistant object must not be close to radiator of servo driver and motor.
The freewheel diode which connect in parallel to output signal DC relay mustn’t connect reversely.
Debuggingandrunning
Caution
Make sure the servo driver and servo motor installed properly before power on, fixed steadily, power
voltage and wiring correctly.
The first time of debugging should be run without loaded, debugging with load can be done after
confirming parameter setting correctly, to prevent mechanical damage because of error operation.
Caution
Install a emergency stop protection circuit externally, the protection can stop running immediately to
prevent accident happened and the power can be cut off immediately.
The run signal must be cut off before resetting alarm signal, just to prevent restarting suddenly.
The servo driver must be matched with specified motor.
Don’t power on and off servo system frequently, just to prevent equipment damaged.
Forbidden to modify servo system.
FaultProcessing
Caution
The reason of fault must be figured out after alarm occurs, reset alarm signal before restart.
Keep away from machine, because of restart suddenly if the driver is powered on again after momentary
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Systemselection
Attention
The rate torque of servo motor should be larger than effective continuous load torque.
The ratio of load inertia and motor inertia should be smaller than recommended value.
The servo driver should be matched with servo motor.

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Table of Contents
Introduction ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
Chapter 1 Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Product Introduction.......................................................................................................................... 7
1.2 Inspection of product......................................................................................................................... 8
Chapter 2 Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 9
2.1 Storage and Installation Circumstance .............................................................................................. 9
2.2 Servo Driver Installation ................................................................................................................... 9
2.2.1 Installation Method................................................................................................................. 9
2.2.2 Installation Space ................................................................................................................. 10
2.3 Servo Motor Installation.................................................................................................................. 10
Chapter 3 Wiring ........................................................................................................................................... 11
3.1 Wiring.............................................................................................................................................. 11
3.1.1 Wire Gauge........................................................................................................................... 11
3.1.2 Position Control Mode ......................................................................................................... 12
3.2 Driver Terminals Function .............................................................................................................. 13
3.2.1 Control Signal Port-CN1 Terminal....................................................................................... 13
3.2.2 Encoder Input Port-CN2 Terminal........................................................................................ 14
3.2.3 Communication Port............................................................................................................. 14
3.2.4 Power Port ............................................................................................................................ 15
3.2.5 Bus connector ....................................................................................................................... 15
3.2.6 Dip switch ............................................................................................................................ 15
3.3 I/O Interface Principle ..................................................................................................................... 16
3.3.1 Switch Input Interface .......................................................................................................... 16
3.3.2 Switch Output Interface........................................................................................................ 16
3.3.3 Pulse Input Interface............................................................................................................. 17
3.3.4 Analog Value Input Interface................................................................................................ 18
3.3.5 Servo Motor Encoder Input Interface................................................................................... 18
Chapter 4 Parameter ...................................................................................................................................... 19
4.1 Parameter List ................................................................................................................................. 19
4.2 Parameter Function.......................................................................................................................... 21
4.2.1【Class 0】Basic Setting ...................................................................................................... 21
4.2.2【Class 1】Gain Adjust ........................................................................................................ 24
4.2.3【Class 2】Vibration Suppression........................................................................................ 28
4.2.4【Class 3】Velocity/ Torque Control.................................................................................... 29
4.2.5【Class 4】I/F Monitor Setting ............................................................................................ 33
4.2.6【Class 5】Extended Setup .................................................................................................. 38
4.2.7【Class 6】Special Setup...................................................................................................... 39
Chapter 5 Alarm and Processing ................................................................................................................... 41
5.1 Alarm List........................................................................................................................................ 41
5.2 Alarm Processing Method ............................................................................................................... 42
Chapter 6 Trial Run ....................................................................................................................................... 50
6.1 Inspection Before trial Run ............................................................................................................. 50
6.1.1 Inspection on wiring............................................................................................................. 50
6.1.2 Timing chart on power-up .................................................................................................... 51
6.1.3 Timing chart on fault ............................................................................................................ 51
6.1.4 Holding brake ....................................................................................................................... 51
6.2 Trial Run.......................................................................................................................................... 52
6.2.1 Position Control.................................................................................................................... 52
6.2.2 Velocity Control.................................................................................................................... 52
6.2.3 Torque Control...................................................................................................................... 53
6.3 Automatic Control Mode Run ......................................................................................................... 54
6.3.1 Operation Mode Selection.................................................................................................... 54
6.3.2 Position Mode....................................................................................................................... 55
Chapter 7 PR function ................................................................................................................................... 58
7.1 Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 58
7.1.1 Main function ....................................................................................................................... 58

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7.1.2 Installation wiring................................................................................................................. 59
7.2 Parameter......................................................................................................................................... 61
7.2.1 8th sort parameters specification .......................................................................................... 61
7.2.2 9th sort parameters specification .......................................................................................... 63
7.3 IO Operation mode.......................................................................................................................... 64
7.3.1 Homing................................................................................................................................. 64
7.3.2 Trigger path .......................................................................................................................... 66
7.3.3 Position limit, JOG and E-stop function............................................................................... 68
7.4 Communication control mode......................................................................................................... 69
7.4.1 Parameters setting................................................................................................................. 69
7.4.2 485 communication Installation wiring................................................................................ 72
7.4.3 Fixed trigger mode ............................................................................................................... 72
7.4.4 Immediately trigger method ................................................................................................. 73
7.4.5 Test Pr-Mode with Serial debugging assistant...................................................................... 74
7.5 Upper computer operation............................................................................................................... 78
7.6 RS485 Parameter address................................................................................................................ 79
Chapter 8 Product Specification.................................................................................................................... 84
8.1 Driver Technical Specification ........................................................................................................ 84
8.2 Accessory selection ......................................................................................................................... 85
Appendix ....................................................................................................................................................... 85
Quickguidefortuningtheservo ....................................................................................................................... 85
Contact us...................................................................................................................................................... 86

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Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Product Introduction
ELD2 low-voltage AC servo is a special motion control product designed for machines and
applications that request a best balance between outstanding and reasonable cost.
Combined with abundant features like MFC, vibration suppression,Multi-mode filter function etc. It
provide machines a compact size, low tuning works, but high resolution encoder up to 5000 lines, an unique
servo system.
Talentfeature:
◆ Easy tuning
◆ Automatic identification for motor
◆ Simple, flexible to control
◆ RS485/Modbus
◆ Notch filter, damping filter
◆ Optional feedback
Specifications
Driver model ELD2-400
Size(mm) 118*75.5*34
Rated power(kw) 0.4
Rated output current(A) 10
Max output current(A) 30
Main power
Voltage(V) DC24-80(recommended 24-60Vdc)
Current(A)
10
48-60Vdc: 7Amp
60-70Vdc: 6Amp
Control power Voltage(V) DC12-24
Current(mA) ≥12
Control method IGBT PWM sinusoidal Wave Drive
Overload 300%
Brake resistor External connection
Protection rank IP20
Features
Pulse input 2 fast pulse input, 5V only,500kHz
Modes of operation Position/Velocity/Torque
Command source Pulse+Direction/±10 V Analog/Over the Network
Inputs/Outputs
2 programmable differential inputs(5V)
7 programmable single-end inputs(24V)
2 programmable differential outputs
3 programmable single-end outputs
1 analog input(±10 V)
Feedback Supported 200~5000lines incremental TTL encoder (ELD2-400)
Encoder(ABZ)+Hall(UVW)、Encoder(ABZ)
Communication Supported RS-485/ RS-232/ Modbus-RTU

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1.2 Inspection of product
1. Youmustcheckthefollowingthingbeforeusingtheproducts:
a. Check if the product is damaged or not during transportation.
b. Check if the servo driver & motor are complete or not.
c. Check the packing list if the accessories are complete or not
2. Typemeaning
a. ELD2 series servo driver
ELD2‐RS400
MaximumOutputPower
400:400W
Low‐voltageACservodrive(24‐60VDC)
b. Servo motor type
The ELD2 series AC servo driver can be matched with a variety of domestic and foreign servo motor.
Matched Motors
Power Range Up to 450W
Voltage Range 24 - 60V
Encoder Type 100~5000lines incremental TTL encoder
Motor Size 40mm,42mm,57mm,60mm frame or other size
Other Requirements Brake. oil-seal. protection level. shaft&connector can be customized

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Chapter 2 Installation
2.1 Storage and Installation Circumstance
Table2.1ServoDriver,ServoMotorStorageCircumstanceRequirement
Item ELD2 series driver ELDM low voltage servo motor
Temperature -20-80℃-25-70℃
Humility Under 90%RH (free from condensation) Under 80%RH(free from condensation)
Atmospheric
environment
Indoor(no exposure)no corrosive gas or
flammable gas, no oil or dust
Indoor(no exposure)no corrosive gas or
flammable gas, no oil or dust
Altitude Lower than 1000m Lower than 2500m
Vibration Less than 0.5G (4.9
m
/s2) 10-60Hz (non-continuous working)
Protection
level IP00(no protection) IP54
Table2.2ServoDriver,ServoMotorInstallationCircumstanceRequirement
Item ELD2 series driver ELDM low voltage servo motor
Temperature 0‐55℃‐25‐40℃
Humility Under90%RH(free from condensation)Under90%RH(free from condensation)
Atmospheric
environment
Indoor(no exposure)no corrosive gas or
flammable gas, no oil or dust
Indoor(no exposure)no corrosive gas or
flammable gas, no oil or dust
Altitude Lower than 1000m Lower than 2500m
Vibration Less than 0.5G (4.9
m
/s2) 10-60Hz (non-continuous working)
Protection
level IP00(no protection) IP54
2.2 Servo Driver Installation
Notice
Must install in control cabinet with sufficient safeguarding grade.
Must install with specified direction and intervals, and ensure good cooling condition.
Don’t install them on inflammable substance or near it to prevent fire hazard.
2.2.1 Installation Method
Install in vertical position ,and reserve enough space around the servo driver for ventilation.
Here is the installation diagram:
Figure2.1installationmethodofdriverELD2‐400

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2.2.2 Installation Space
Reserve enough surrounding space for effective cooling.
Figure2.2InstallationSpaceforSingleDriver
Figure2.3InstallationSpaceforseveralDrivers
2.3 Servo Motor Installation
Notice
Don’t hold the product by the cable, motor shaft or encoder while transporting it.
No knocking motor shaft or encoders, prevent motor by vibration or shock.
The motor shaft can’t bear the load beyond the limits.
Motor shaft does not bear the axial load, radial load, otherwise you may damage the motor.
Use a flexible with high stiffness designed exclusively for servo application in order to make
a radial thrust caused by micro misalignment smaller than the permissible value.
Install must be steady, prevent drop from vibrating.

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Chapter 3 Wiring
Warning
The workers of participation in wiring or checking must possess sufficient ability do this job.
The wiring and check must be going with power off after five minutes.
Caution
Ground the earth terminal of the motor and driver without fail.
The wiring should be connected after servo driver and servo motor installed correctly
3.1 Wiring
3.1.1 Wire Gauge
(1)Power supply terminal TB
●Diameter: Vdc , GND, PE, U, V, W terminals diameter ≥1.5mm2(AWG14-16)
●Grounding: The grounding wire should be as thick as possible, drive servo motor the PE terminal point
ground, ground resistance <100 Ω.
●Use noise filter to remove external noise from the power lines and reduce an effect of the noise generated
by the servo driver.
●Install fuse (NFB) promptly to cut off the external power supply if driver error occurs.
(2) The control signal CN1 feedback signal CN2
●Diameter: shielded cable (twisting shield cable is better), the diameter ≥0.12mm2(AWG24-26), the
shield should be connected to FG terminal.
●Length of line: cable length should be as short as possible and control CN1 cable is no more than 3
meters, the CN2 cable length of the feedback signal is no more than 20 meters.
●Wiring: be away from the wiring of power line, to prevent interference input.
●Install a surge absorbing element for the relevant inductive element (coil),: DC coil should be in parallel
connection with freewheeling diode reversely; AC coil should be in parallel connection with RC snubber
circuit.
Attention
Match the colors of the motor lead wires to those of the corresponding motor output terminals (U.V.W)
Never start nor stop the servo motor with this magnetic contactor.

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3.1.2 Position Control Mode
CN1
5
COM_IN
ENA
CLR
12~24Vdc
RS232
Commucation
Port
1
PUL
2
PUL
3
DIR
270Ω
4
DIR
CN2
U
PE
W
V
6
7
Vdc
GND
DC Power supply
+
-
RS485*2
270Ω
4.7K
4.7K
4.7K
4.7K
NOT 9
DOT 8
HOME 10
CTRG 11
PR1 12
4.7K
4.7K
4.7K
13
ALM+
15
BR+
ALM-
BR-
14
16
COM_OUT
24Vdc
17
18
19
20
SERVO ON
TNP
AT
Pulse
signal
Figure3‐1PositionalControlModeWiring
Attention:
1、Only support 5V pulse and direction signal , 24V pulse signal suggest connect 2 KΩresistance
PulseInputInterfaceDifferentialDriveMode

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PulseInputInterfaceSingleTerminalDriveMode
3.2 Driver Terminals Function
3.2.1 Control Signal Port-CN1 Terminal
The left on Figure 3.3 is control signal port CN1 of servo driver with Molex-20 connector;
Table3.1SignalExplanationofControlSignalPort‐CN1
CN1 Pin Signal IO Detail
CN1
1 DI1+ Input
Positive differential pulse input,5V,
500KHz GPIO/
Pulse
2 DI1- Input
Negative differential pulse input,5V,
500KHz
3 DI2+ Input
Positive differential pulse input,5V,
500KHz(Optional analog Ain1+)GPIO/
Direction/
Analog
4 DI2- Input
Negative differential pulse input,5V,
500KHz(Optional analog GND)
5 COMI Input
Power supply positive terminal of the external input
control signal, 12V ~ 24V
6 DI3 Input
Digital input signal 3, default value is forward
enable signal , low level available in default , max
voltage is 24V input 20KHz
7 DI4 Input
Digital input signal 4, default value is alarm clear
signal , low level available in default , max voltage
is 24V input 20KHz
8 DI5 Input
Digital input signal 5, default value is forward run
prohibited (POT)signal in position mode , low level
available in default , max voltage is 24V input
20KHz
9 DI6 Input
Digital input signal 6, default value is reverse run
prohibited (NOT) signal in position mode , low
level available in default , max voltage is 24V input
20KHz
10 DI7 Input
Digital input signal 7, default value is homing
signal in position mode , low level available in
default , max voltage is 24V input 20KHz
11 DI8 Input
Digital input signal 8, default value is CTRG signal
in PR mode , low level available in default , max
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12 DI9 Input
Digital input signal 9, default value is Path1 select
signal in position mode , low level available in
default , max voltage is 24V input 20KHz
13 DO1+ Output
Positive differential output1,24V,
100mA
Default
Alarm
output
14 DO1- Output
Negative differential output1,24V
15 DO2+ Output
Positive differential output1,24V,
100mA
Default
brake
output
16 DO2- Output
Negative differential output1,24V
17 DO3 Output
Digital output signal 3 , default value is servo-on
output (S-on) in position mode, ,24V, 8mA
18 DO4 Output
Digital output signal 4 , default value is positioning
complete (INP) in position mode,24V, 8mA
19 DO5 Output
Digital output signal 5 , default value is at torque
signal,24V, 8mA
20 COMO Output Digital output signal commonality ground, 24V
3.2.2 Encoder Input Port-CN2 Terminal
Table3.2EncoderInputPort‐CN2Ter minalSignalforELD2‐400
CN2 Pin Signal IO Detail
CN2
1 SHIELD Input Ground terminal for shielded
2 HU Input Hall sensor U input
3 HW Input Hall sensor W input
4 HV Input Hall sensor V input
5 VCC Input
+5V for encoder power supply
6 GND Input
7 EZ+ Input Encoder channel Z+ input
8 EZ- Input Encoder channel Z- input
9 EB+ Input Encoder channel B+ input
10 EB- Input Encoder channel B- input
11 EA+ PE Encoder channel A+ input
12 EA- Input Encoder channel A- input
3.2.3 Communication Port
Table3.4SignalExplanationofconnectionanddebuggingPort
CN7 Pin Detail
RS232
1 5V
2 TX
3 GND
4 RX

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3.2.4 Power Port
Table3.5MainPowerInputPort‐CN4
CN4Pin Signal Detail
Power
1 GND
2 VDC (+24~+48V)
CN3Pin Signal Detail
Motor
1 PE
2 U U
3 V V
4 W W
3.2.5 Bus connector
Cn8 Pin Signal Detail
CN8
485
IN
1 RS485+ 485data+
3 RS485- 485 data-
5 485GND 485 GND
other NC
Cn9 Pin Signal Detail
CN9
485
OUT
1 RS485+ 485data+
3 RS485- 485 data-
5 485GND 485 GND
other NC
3.2.6 Dip switch
S1 NO 485SlaveID NO 485SlaveID
S1
0 Default Pr5.31=16 8 8
1 1 9 9
2 2 A 10
3 3 B 11
4 4 C 12
5 5 D 13
6 6 E 14
7 7 F 15
485Baudrate SW1 SW2
Default Pr5.30=600 off off
19200 on off
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SW3: 485 terminal resistance,effect right now, support all modes
SW3=off,disconnect the terminal resistance
SW3=on,connect the terminal resistance
SW4:Rotation direction,effect after power off and restart
SW4=off,CCW
SW4=on,CW
3.3 I/O Interface Principle
3.3.1 Switch Input Interface
Figure3‐4SwitchInputInterface
⑴The user provide power supply, DC 12-24V, current≥100mA
⑵Notice: if current polar connect reversely, servo driver doesn’t run.
3.3.2 Switch Output Interface
Figure3.5SwitchOutputInterface
(1) The user provide the external power supply . However, if current polarity connects reversely, servo
driver is damaged.
(2) The output of the form is open-collector, the maximum voltage is 25V, and maximum current is 50mA.
Therefore, the load of switch output signal must match the requirements. If you exceed the requirements or
output directly connected with the power supply, the servo drive is damaged.
(3) If the load is inductive loads relays, etc., there must be anti-parallel freewheeling diode across the load.
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3.3.3 Pulse Input Interface
Figure3‐6PulseInputInterfaceDifferentialDriveMode
Figure3‐7PulseInputInterfaceSingleTerminalDriveMode
(1) In order to transmit pulse data properly , we recommend using the differential drive mode.
(2) The differential drive mode, AM26LS31, MC3487 or similar RS422 line drive.
(3) Using of single-ended drive will cause reduction of the operation frequency.
(4) The user provide external power supply for single-ended drive. However, if current polarity connect
reversely, servo driver is damaged.
(5) The form of pulse input is the following form 3.7 below, while the arrows indicates the count .
Table3.7PulseInputForm
PulsecommandformCCWCWParametersettingvalue
Pulse symbol
Pulse + direction
The form of pulse input timing parameter is the following form 3.8 below. The 4 times pulse frequency
≤500kH if 2-phase input form is used.
Table3.8theparametersofpulseinputtimesequence
parameter Differential drive input Single-ended drive input
t
ck
>
2
μ
s
>
5
μ
s
t
h
>
1
μ
s
>
2.5
μ
s
t
l
>
1
μ
s
>
2.5
μ
s
t
rh
<
0.2μs
<
0.3μs
t
rl
<
0.2μs
<
0.3μs
t
s
>
1
μ
s
>
2.5
μ
s
t
q
ck
>
8
μ
s
>
10
μ
s

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t
q
h
>
4
μ
s
>
5
μ
s
t
q
l
>
4
μ
s
>
5
μ
s
t
q
rh
<
0.2
μ
s
<
0.3
μ
s
t
q
rl
<
0.2
μ
s
<
0.3
μ
s
t
q
s
>
1μs
>
2.5μs
Figure3.8pulse+directioninputinterfacetiming(themaximumofpulsefrequency:500KHZ)
3.3.4 Analog Value Input Interface
Figure3‐9AnalogInputInterface
3.3.5 Servo Motor Encoder Input Interface
Figure3‐11ServoMotoroptical‐electricalEncoderInputInterface

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Chapter 4 Parameter
4.1 Parameter List
ModeParameterNumberName
PSTClassifyNumber
PST【Class0】
Basic
setting
00 Model following control
01 control mode setup
PST02 real-time auto-gain tuning
PST03 selection of machine stiffness at real-time auto-gain tuning
PST04 Inertia ratio
P 06 command pulse rotational direction setup
P 07 command pulse input mode setup
08 Command pulse counts per revolution
P 09 1st numerator of electronic gear
P 10 denominator of electronic gear
PST11 output pulse counts per one motor revolution
PST12 reversal of pulse output logic
PST13 1st torque limit
P 14 position deviation excess setup
P【Class1】
GainAdjust
00 1st gain of position loop
PST01 1st gain of velocity loop
PST02 1st time constant of velocity loop integration
PST03 1st filter of velocity detection
PST04 1st time constant of torque filter
P 05 2nd gain of position loop
PST06 2nd gain of velocity loop
PST07 2nd time constant of velocity loop integration
PST08 2nd filter of velocity detection
PST09 2nd time constant of torque filter
P 10 Velocity feed forward gain
P 11 Velocity feed forward filter
PS 12 Torque feed forward gain
PS 13 Torque feed forward filter
PST14 2nd gain setup
P 15 Control switching mode
P 17 Control switching level
P 18 Control switch hysteresis
P 19 Gain switching time
P 35 Positional command filter setup
PST36 Encoder feedback pulse digital filter setup
PS 【Class2】
Vibration
Restrain
Function
00 adaptive filter mode setup
PST01 1st notch frequency
PST02 1st notch width selection
PST03 1st notch depth selection
PST04 2nd notch frequency
PST05 2nd notch width selection
PST06 2nd notch depth selection
P 22 Positional command smooth filter
P 23 Positional command FIR filter
S 【Class3】00 Velocity setup internal/external switching

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S Speed,
Torque
Control
01 Speed command rotational direction selection
ST02 Speed command input gain
S 03 Speed command reversal input
S 04 1st speed setup
S 05 2nd speed setup
S 06 3rd speed setup
S 07 4th speed setup
S 08 5th speed setup
S 09 6th speed setup
S 10 7th speed setup
S 11 8th speed setup
S 12 time setup acceleration
S 13 time setup deceleration
S 14 Sigmoid acceleration/deceleration time setup
15 Speed zero-clamp function selection
ST16 Speed zero-clamp level
T18 Torque command direction selection
T19 Torque command input gain
T20 Torque command input reversal
T21 Speed limit value 1
PST24 maximum speed of motor rotation
PST【Class4】
I/FMonitor
Setting
00 input selection SI1
PST01 input selection SI2
PST02 input selection SI3
PST03 input selection SI4
PST04 input selection SI5
PST10 output selection SO1
PST11 output selection SO2
PST12 output selection SO3
PST13 output selection SO4
PST22 Analog input 1(AI 1) offset setup
PST23 Analog input 1(AI 1) filter
PST28 Analog input 3(AI 3) offset setup
PST29 Analog input 3(AI 3) filter
P 31 Positioning complete range
P 32 Positioning complete output setup
P 33 INP hold time
PST34 Zero-speed
S 35 Speed coincidence range
PST36 At-speed
PST37 Mechanical brake action at stalling setup
PST38 Mechanical brake action at running setup
PST39 Brake action at running setup
P【Class5】
Extended
Setup
00 2nd numerator of electronic gear
P 01 3rd numerator of electronic gear
P 02 4th numerator of electronic gear
PST03 Denominator of pulse output division
PST06 Sequence at servo-off
PST08 Main power off LV trip selection
PST09 Main power off detection time
PST13 Over-speed level setup
PST15 I/F reading filter
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