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  1. #1
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    Mar 2008
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    Yaskawa bob for Kanalog

    I've been amassing parts for a while now and finally am ready to start putting things together.

    I will be running some Yaskawa SGDH drives with a Kanalog controller. I want to make myself a breakout board to interface the CN1 i/o with the kanalog and have the limit switches talk to both.

    Some features of the board I want to incorporate are:

    Set speed reference voltage on bob
    Input for limit switches, which will talk to drive and controller
    Alarm output to controller and other drives
    External kill switch to drives

    I am not using absolute encoders so I wont have any battery back-up on the bob.

    I also don't plan on using any torque reference voltage on the bob. I am not sure if this may come in handy later, but for now I plan on leaving this out unless convinced otherwise.

    Any suggestions?
    Thanks

  2. #2
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    ..build isn't dead, life just got in the way for a bit.

    Got my manuals printed up at least in the meantime.

  3. #3
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    Oxford

    Looking forward to your posts since I want to use the same Yaskawa SGDH drives with a Kanalog / Dynomtion controller.

    Jack

  4. #4
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    Mar 2008
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    gathering parts for testing

    So far I will limit the I/O for the SGDH to the following twisted pairs:

    V-REF SG Velocity control
    T-REF SG Connect with resistor circuit to have torque limit option
    ALM+ ALM Safety kill
    S-RDY+ SRDY Safety
    PAO /PAO -Encoders
    PBO /PBO
    PCO /PCO

    /S-ON +24V -For safety
    P-CON +24V -Have option to switch between P and PI if needed
    P-OT +24V -Positive over limit switch
    N-OT +24V -Negative over limit switch
    /ALRM-RST +24V -Reset servo drives after emergency stop
    /P-CL +24V -Positive current (torque) limit
    /N-CL +24V -Negative current (torque) limit

    One of the next steps now is to interface all the I/O with the Kanalog.

    With the limit switches, I want to wire them to kill the drives as well as cause the software emergency stop. I had an experience in the past where the limit switches failed because they were only wired to cause an emergency stop through the computer software and the computer froze...resulting in a scary moment and a crushed limit switch:P

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