Nidec Fgs-vc series User manual

FGS-VC Series Motorized Stand

Operation Manual

Read Manual thoroughly prior to operation.

Use instrument only after reading the complete manual.

Follow all safety precautions.

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Safety Precautions

Be sure to read the entire instruction manual thoroughly before initial set-up, operation and maintenance.

The instruction manual provides three grades of safety precautions: ”Danger”, “Warning” and “Caution”.

Follow these precautions.

“Danger” marking indicates possible death, severe injury or fire

if the user disregarded.

“Warning” marking indicates possibility of a serious injury

if the user does not follow the instruction.

“Caution” marking indicates possibility of severe bodily or object damage

if operated improperly.

The mark indicates warning.

The mark indicates a prohibited operation.

When FGS-VC falls on your foot, it leads to

serious injury.

Execute this warning.

Warning

Caution

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Heavy! Pay close attention to operation.

May cause electric shock, a fire and injury.

Avoid humid and place where water

splashed directly.

May cause damage or noisy.

Fix object surely.

May cause electric shock, a fire.

Do not use except AC 230V.

May cause damage or injury.

Keep hands, hair and jewelry away from

stand when drive assembly is in motion.

May cause electric shock, a fire and injury.

Do not pull out the AC outlet pulling the

code.

May cause electric shock, a fire and injury.

Never do carrying and the movement of

FGS-VC with the AC code.

May cause electric shock.

Do not plug AC connector into outlet by a

wet hand.

May cause damage or injury.

Never put fingers or insert stick, etc. in

drive assembly at measuring or adjusting.

Never use in oils and fats and the flammability

gas atmosphere, etc. with the ignition and the

explosion hazard.

Do not use in atmosphere with the ignition

and the explosion hazard.

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Danger

Warning

Caution

The following marks indicate the sort of contents which are completed with

Safety Precautions

Be sure to read the entire instruction manual thoroughly before initial set-up, operation and maintenance.

The instruction manual provides three grades of safety precautions: ”Danger”, “Warning” and “Caution”.

Follow these precautions.

“Danger” marking indicates possible death, severe injury or fire

if the user disregarded.

“Warning” marking indicates possibility of a serious injury

if the user does not follow the instruction.

“Caution” marking indicates possibility of severe bodily or object damage

if operated improperly.

The mark indicates warning.

The mark indicates a prohibited operation.

When FGS-VC falls on your foot, it leads to

serious injury.

Execute this warning.

Warning

Caution

�

Heavy! Pay close attention to operation.

May cause electric shock, a fire and injury.

Avoid humid and place where water

splashed directly.

May cause damage or noisy.

Fix object surely.

May cause electric shock, a fire.

Do not use except AC 230V.

May cause damage or injury.

Keep hands, hair and jewelry away from

stand when drive assembly is in motion.

May cause electric shock, a fire and injury.

Do not pull out the AC outlet pulling the

code.

May cause electric shock, a fire and injury.

Never do carrying and the movement of

FGS-VC with the AC code.

May cause electric shock.

Do not plug AC connector into outlet by a

wet hand.

May cause damage or injury.

Never put fingers or insert stick, etc. in

drive assembly at measuring or adjusting.

Never use in oils and fats and the flammability

gas atmosphere, etc. with the ignition and the

explosion hazard.

Do not use in atmosphere with the ignition

and the explosion hazard.

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Danger

Warning

Caution

The following marks indicate the sort of contents which are completed with

Attention Safety

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Warning

Attention before using FGS-VC

May cause electric shock, a fire and injury.

Place where water, oil, and medicine splash

Dusty locations

Place where dewfall is generated

Place with ignition and explosion hazard

Place where vibration such as machines is received

Operate without 32-104°F (0-40°C)

Cleaning with thinner and gasoline, etc.

Pull out the AC outlet for maintenance and check or unusing a long time.

Do not plug AC connector into outlet by a wet hand.

Set "ovEr" in the F06 parameter, which is the parameter of Output Type.

If "ovEr" is not set, FGS-VC does not stop by the overload of the force gauge.

When digital force gauge FGP/FGPX series is installed

Avoid the following. Note drawing the cable so that the force gauge

cable should not narrow in the slide.

Install the force gauge after turning off the power

switch.

Adjust the limit switches when the motor stops.

Index

1. Ahead of the use ....................................................................................................................................1

1.1. Procedure from the Installation of a force gauge to the measurement....................................... 1

1.2. Confirmation of product packing .................................................................................................. 1

2. Names of components............................................................................................................................ 2

3. Names and functions of the operation panel........................................................................................ 2

4. Setup....................................................................................................................................................... 3

4.1. Installation of force gauge ............................................................................................................. 3

4.2. Connection to the force gauge and the stand................................................................................ 4

4.3. Connection to PC and the stand .................................................................................................... 5

5. Operation ............................................................................................................................................... 5

5.1. Basic operation flow........................................................................................................................ 5

5.2. Operation mode............................................................................................................................... 7

5.3. Manual operation mode.................................................................................................................. 8

5.3.1. MANU mode............................................................................................................................. 8

5.3.2. JOG mode ................................................................................................................................ 9

5.3.3. SING mode .............................................................................................................................. 11

5.3.4. CONT mode.............................................................................................................................. 14

5.4. Program operation mode ................................................................................................................17

5.4.1. PROG mode.............................................................................................................................. 17

5.5. Parameter setting mode ................................................................................................................ 21

6. Message of status and error.................................................................................................................. 23

7. Dimensions............................................................................................................................................ 24

8. Specifications ......................................................................................................................................... 26

9. Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................................................26

10. Warranty................................................................................................................................................ 27