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Physik Instrumente M-06 Series Manual

MP119EK 3.2.0 01/2021. 1.0
MOTION | POSITIONING
Posioners with Electric Motors
Short Instrucons
M-06x / M-11x / M-12x / M-4xx / M-5xx / M-605
These short instrucons contain an overview of the most important safety and handling instruc-
ons for installing and operang posioners with electric motors with the product codes given
above (x: any number).
Subject to change. These short instrucons are superseded by any new release. The latest respec-
ve release is available for download on our website.
The acons during installaon, startup, operaon, and maintenance require addional informaon
from the manuals of the posioner and/or the electronics.
Manuals may be tled as follows: "User Manual", "Technical Note".
Downloading the Manuals from the Website
1. Open the website www.pi.ws.
2. Search the website for the product number (e.g., C-663.12) or the product family (e.g., PICMA®
Bender).
3. Click the corresponding product to open the product detail page.
4. Click Downloads.
The manuals are shown under Documentaon.
5. Click the desired manual and ll out the enquiry form.
The download link will then be sent to the email address entered.
If you cannot nd the manual you are looking for or if you have any quesons: Contact our custo-
mer service department via servic[email protected].
User Informaon
Downloading and Reading the Manual
Physik Instrumente (PI) GmbH & Co. KG, Auf der Roemerstr. 1, 76228 Karlsruhe, Germany
Phone +49 721 4846-0, Fax +49 721 4846-1019, Email inf[email protected], www.pi.ws
MP119EK 3.2.0 01/2021. 1.0
MOTION | POSITIONING
Intended Use
The posioner is a laboratory device as dened
by DIN EN 61010-1. It is intended for indoor use
and use in an environment that is free of dirt,
oil, and lubricants.
In accordance with its design, the posioner
is intended for posioning loads at various
velocies. The posioner is not intended for
applicaons in areas where failure would be
a considerable risk for people or the environ-
ment.
The intended use of the posioner is only pos-
sible when completely installed and connected,
and in conjuncon with suitable electronics.
The posioner may only be installed, operated,
maintained, and cleaned by authorized and
appropriately qualied personnel.
Installaon
If the drive screw of the posioner is not
covered, there is a risk of serious injury from
entangled hair, jewelry or clothing.
XMake sure that areas with rotang compo-
nents are shielded.
XDo not work on the unprotected posioner
with loose hair, hanging jewelry or loose
clothing.
Risk of minor injury from crushing between the
moving parts of the posioner or the load and a
xed part or obstacle.
XUse safeguards to protect limbs in areas
where they could be caught by moving
parts.
XMaintain safety distances according to DIN
EN ISO 13857.
Mechanical forces can damage or misalign the
posioner.
XMaintain the maximum permissible forces
(see manual).
XThe calculaons must also include the
masses of posioners moved in mul-axis
systems.
Manually moving the plaorm can cause increa-
sed wear on posioners with a gearhead.
XMove the plaorm of posioners with gear-
head by hand only if it cannot be moved in
any other way.
Collisions can damage the posioner, the load
to be moved, and the surroundings.
XMount the posioner and the load so that
the load cannot get jammed or blocked, or
collide with objects in the workspace.
Unsuitable mounng can warp the posioner
and reduce the accuracy.
XMount the posioner on a at surface with
similar thermal expansion properes (see
manual for recommended atness).
A cable break leads to failure of the posioner.
XInstall the posioner so that the cable can-
not be bent too strongly or crushed during
operaon.
Heat produced during operaon can aect your
applicaon.
XInstall the posioner so that the applicaon
is not aected by dissipang heat.
Startup
Excessively high or incorrectly connected
operang voltages can cause damage to the
posioner.
XUse compable electronics only.
XPay aenon to the operang voltage ran-
ge of the posioner (see manual).
XPay aenon to the correct pin assignment
(see manual).
Unintenonal moon of the posioner is possi-
ble when it is connected to the electronics.
XBefore connecng the posioner, check
whether a macro is dened as the startup
macro in the electronics and if necessary,
cancel the selecon.
If the posioner is equipped with a brake,
unintenonal moon can occur when the brake
is deacvated.
XSecure the posioner against unintenonal
moon before you deacvate the brake.
Uncontrolled oscillaon can damage your appli-
caon or the posioner.
XIf oscillaon occurs, switch o the servo
mode of the electronics or stop the posi-
oner immediately.
XCheck the sengs of the servo control
parameters (see manual).
Safety
MP119EK 3.2.0 01/2021. 1.0
MOTION | POSITIONING
High acceleraons can cause damage to or
considerable wear on the mechanics.
XStop the moon immediately if a controller
malfuncon occurs.
XMove to the end of the travel range at low
velocity.
NOTICE!
Damage due to improper mounng!
XPay aenon to the safety instruc-
ons in the "Installaon" secon.
XLinear stage: When the moon axis is
oriented vercally, the load must be
lower than the holding force of the
drive (see manual).
XRotaon stage: When the posioner
is mounted vercally, the load must
be lower than the maximum torque
of the drive (see manual).
NOTICE!
Damage due to incorrectly inserted
screws.
XSelect the screw length according to
the depth of the mounng holes.
XDo not allow screw heads to pro-
trude.
XMount the posioner over the holes pro-
vided.
XAx the load to the mounng holes provi-
ded.
XCheck that the posioner and the load are
xed rmly.
Correct Mounng
Mounng on an Uneven Surface
Incorrect Alignment of the Load
Incorrect Fing of the Screws
The instrucons required for startup and
operaon are in the manual for the electronics
used.
NOTICE!
Damage due to improper maintenance.
XUnscrew only according to the
instrucons in the manual.
Mounng the Posioner
and Load
Starng up the Posioner
Maintenance
MP119EK 3.2.0 01/2021. 1.0
MOTION | POSITIONING
Regular maintenance runs are necessary to
distribute the lubricant. The intervals between
each maintenance run must be shortened if the
posioner is moved over a short travel range
during connuous operaon (<20 % of the
travel range).
XDo maintenance runs regularly (see manual
for recommended intervals).
Under laboratory condions, the posioner
needs extra lubricaon in exceponal cases
only. For connuous industrial use, the lubrica-
on intervals must be determined individually.
In accordance with EU law, electrical and
electronic equipment may not be disposed of
in EU member states via the municipal residual
waste.
Dispose of your old equipment according to
internaonal, naonal, and local rules and
regulaons.
PI undertakes environmentally correct and free
disposal of all old PI equipment made available
to the market aer 13 August 2005.
If you have an old device from PI, you can send
it to PI free of charge.
Companies
Physik Instrumente (PI) GmbH
& Co. KG
Auf der Roemerstrasse 1
76228 Karlsruhe
Germany
Phone +49 721 4846-0
Fax +49 721 4846-1019
[email protected]
www.pi.ws
PI miCos GmbH
Freiburger Strasse 30
79427 Eschbach
Germany
Phone +49 7634 5057-0
Fax +49 7634 5057-99
[email protected]
www.pi.ws
PI Ceramic GmbH
Lindenstrasse
07589 Lederhose
Germany
Phone +49 36604 882-0
Fax +49 36604 882-4109
[email protected]
www.piceramic.com
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