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- The controller is intended as a general purpose product. It cannot e used with medical, military,
aerospace, automotive, or other specialty equipment.
- Although the controller is protected y a case, carefully consider its handling and installation location
to avoid excessive electrical and mechanical stress.
- Leads, switches, relays, etc., should e used with sufficient consideration of electrical capacity and
heat resistance.
If they do not meet the applica le standards, it can lead to malfunctions such as urnout.
- Matching checks and lifetime checks for set implementation should e performed y the user, and
quality assurance carried out.
Example Checklist for Set Installation:
Laws and standards applica le to the mounting product. Service life, electrical characteristics, me-
chanical characteristics, mechanical/electrical noise, storage environment, atmosphere gases, etc.
- Depending on the internal resistance and capacity of the motor drive power supply (including circuit),
start-up and rotational sta ility may e affected.
In addition, please perform tests under actual use conditions, not only at room temperature, ut
also under low or high temperature.
- Do not use the controller outside the range of the specifications.
- Do not mix inflamma le foreign matter such as oil, or conductive foreign matter such as metal pieces,
into the controller.
- Design a configuration for the controller that takes into account the maximum input current.
- When handling the controller, pay attention to sharp parts such as corners to prevent yourself from
getting injured.
- Install the controller within a housing.
- Do not place heavy o jects on the controller. This can lead to malfunction.
- When attaching the controller into place, do not apply force to deform the controller ody.
When tightening screws, ensure that all sides are equally tightened.
Failure to do so can adversely affect the product's characteristics.
- If the wiring of the main power supply or motor power line is too long or thin, motor torque will
decrease due to the impedance of the wiring. When selecting a motor, ensure sufficient margins
for acceleration and deceleration torque, and check the final product condition.
- Do not install an advancing phase capacitor or noise filter etween the controller and the motor.
This carries the risk of causing overheating or urnout.
- Be sure to set up safety devices such as emergency stop rakes such that machines and equipment
do not fall into a dangerous state even if the controller fails.
Usage and handling
