Safety Category 3 & 4 Compliant External Wiring Example – TIPS-100010
Wednesday, February 17th, 2010 Posted in FAQ, News | No Comments »Subject: Safety Category 3 & 4 compliant external wiring example (TIPS-100010) Please see the following ACON, PCON, SCON, ASEL, PSEL & SSEL controller external wiring drawings which meet the requirements for category 3 & 4. There are two types of drawings for each ...
FAQ – PCON Noise – Controller Backup
Friday, June 26th, 2009 Posted in FAQ | No Comments »Q: We want to use an open-collector positioning unit together with a PCON of pulse-train control type, but noise is of concern. Is there any effective way to eliminate noise? A: Use a PCON-PL (differential receiver type) controller. Use a pulse ...
FAQ – ROBO Cylinder® Push Mode – Controllers
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009 Posted in FAQ | No Comments »Q: Our system presses work parts using a ROBO Cylinder® via position operation, but the work parts sometimes gets damaged. Is there an effective way to prevent work part damage? A: The ROBO Cylinder® has a push mode, where current can ...
FAQ – XSEL® – Position Gain
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 Posted in FAQ | No Comments »Q: When the XSEL® controller generates an error, can we reset the error externally to restore the system? A: After removing the cause of the error, you can input an I/O error reset signal to reset the error, provided that it ...
ISA/ISPA Max Speed Revision
Friday, June 19th, 2009 Posted in FAQ, News | No Comments »[ISA/ISPA Actuators] - The maximum speed on the ISA/ISPA model electric actuators with strokes of 1000-1200mm will be raised by 20%. - ISA/ISPA actuators with strokes of 1300mm will see a 15% increase in maximum speed. All other strokes (1400mm-2500mm will stay ...
FAQ – ACON/PCON-CY – Battery Alarm Output
Friday, April 17th, 2009 Posted in FAQ | No Comments »Q: The PIO patterns of ACON/PCON-CY controllers include the “standard type” and “proximity type.” What are the differences? A: How the complete signal is output is different between the standard type and proximity type. With the standard type, ...
FAQ – ROBO Cylinder/XSEL Controller
Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 Posted in FAQ | No Comments »Q: When the ROBO Cylinder gets caught during push-motion operation and stops, is it possible to slightly reverse the actuator and perform the push-motion again? How is the actuator reversed? A: If the actuator gets caught and a position complete signal ...
FAQ – LSA/SCARA
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009 Posted in FAQ | No Comments »Q: If the linear servo actuator is controlled with pulse train, what is the minimum unit in mm in which the actuator can move? A: You can operate your LSA-N15 by 0.001 mm per pulse. Note, however, that the maximum ...