ENDIX SureSERvo Quick SrART GUIDE In This Appendix Quick Start for SureServo Drives A 2 Spin the Motor uU QS Qoa ae as eee ada Sesaaes A 2 Position Mode Quick Start Pt amp Pr A 4 Velocity Mode Quick Start V amp 2 A 8 Torque Mode Quick Start T amp 72 A 10 Tuning Quick Start for SureServo Drives A 12 TUNING Overview iiisaca kr eeecr9r REG GU 00 rack bera A 12 PDFF Adaptive A
DRUM INSTRUCTION PROGRAMMING In This Chapter DLOS Drum Introduction v ux aoi e ce eee aco eR s 6 2 Step Transitions 2 08 t eed dsde hens ete ee neeee seen eas bao dx 6 4 Overview of Drum Operation svlls ke tdeerseeieeen 6 8 Drum Control Techniques eese grace poo eee cere deemed 6 10 Drum Instruction usse sos kr hh RR RR REX rar RE ed 6 12 Event Drum EDRUM Instruction isis 440006 e 6 14 Chapter 6 Drum Instruction Programming i M
DURAPULSE MODBUS COMMUNICATIONS Contents of this Chapter Communications Parameters Summary 5 2 DURAPULSE Parameter Memory Addresses lll ee 5 4 DURAPULSE Status Addresses 1 0 es 5 11 Communicating with AutomationDirect PLCs 5 14 Step 1 Choose the Appropriate CPU ccc ees 5 14 Step 2 Make the Connections xg d Eee Send debere d Ree cao 5 14 DURAPuLse RS 485 Serial Comm Port 1 0 ccc ees 5 14 RS 485 Connect
Using the T1H EBC 100 with KEPDirect OPC Server In This Appendix Introduction to KEPDirect KEPDirect Project Adding and Configuring a Channel KEPDirect Project Adding and Configuring a Device KEPDirect Project Adding Tags to the Project T1H EBC 100 I O Addressing Analog Outout Module Configuration B 2 Using T1H EBC 100 with KEPDirect OPC Server introduction to KEPDirect 5 D A Ow xx SC C oS a IS O m LUI Introductio
HAPTER 5 EDIT A PROGRAM In This Chapter I O Configuration lt lt a a aaa aa ences deed oe wee oe ees 5 2 Referencing Program Elements 5 4 Entering Program Instructions 5 6 Shortcuts for Entering Instructions 5 11 Drawing Deleting Connecting Lines 5 19 Selecting Rungs for Deleting Cutting or Copying 5 21 Deleting Rungs a 5 22 Copying RUNGS saa DB a nA BA a a ed 5 23 Cut
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Getting Started In This Chapter Introduction DirectVIEW 1000 Features Display and Keypad Basics Setup Parameters the Key to DV 1000 Success Quick Tour of DV 1000 Operation Operator Interface Design Basics Frequently Asked Questions Specifications 1 2 Getting Started Introduction ke D amp o amp 09 D O The Purpose of this Manual Supplemental Manuals Technical Support This manual shows
APTER DISCRETE 1 O GUIDELINES In This Chapter Safety Guidelines 3 25 56 3 iei eoo ac REP abt eb dba bU Ee con ut 2 2 System Wiring Strategies 2 5 I O Addressirig cese RR RR Rn a mm Tec e e iene et 2 15 Discrete I O General Specifications 2 17 Glossary of Specification Terms 2 18 F0 08SIM 8 Point Simulator Input Module
GETTING STARTED In This Chapter Manual Overview see se es ee 1 2 Overview of this Publication 0 ee 1 2 Who Should Read this Manual EE EE EE EE eae 1 2 Technical Support EE EE EE ees 1 2 Special Symbols iss EE EE ee 1 2 SureStep System Introduction EE Es EE Ee 1 3 SureStep Part Number Explanation se ss sr se se 1 3 SureStep System Recommended Component Compatibility 1 4 Microstepping Drives Introdu
SOLO WAUTOMATIONDIRECT 3505 HUTCHINSON ROAD viel Stare Gals E SOLO Temperature Controller SL9696 Series wits iili 5011661506 S996 This Quick Start Guide provides basic information on setting up the SOLO temperature controller For advanced setup and communication control as well as free configuration software visit the AutomationDirect web site at www AutomationDirect com Product Support and Configuration Software For product support specifications an
M ODBUS COMMUNICATIONS In This Chapter SureServo Communication Parameters 6 2 SureServo Parameter Memory Addresses 6 3 Connecting to DirectLogic PLCs 6 8 Step 1 Modbus RTU Master PLCS 0c cece eee eee 6 8 Step 2 Make the Connections sssaaa 62220 o0 te eee res 6 8 Step 3 Confirm Set Servo Communication Parameters 6 10 Step 4 Configure the DirectLOGIC CPU Port 2 6 10 SureServo DirectLOG
CONFIGURATION AND CONNECTIONS In This Chapter DLOS System Design Strategies 4s csrcnw ewer a tebe ecuees aed 4 2 Network Configuration and Connections 0 4 4 Network Slave Operation lt lt seaeeede ss Hea eee eteee sonar end 4 8 Network Master Operation lt 1e4 lt oeve xen Sach eee Kee KS 4 14 Chapter 4 Configuration and Connections DLO5 System Design Strategies T O System Configurations The DLO5 PLCs offer a number of different I O
Special Relays In This Appendix DL350 CPU Special Relays Special Relays S Os xo oX SEF ae 20 La dp DL350 CPU Special Relays Startup and Real Time Relays CPU Status Relays SPO First scan on for the first scan after a power cycle or program to run transition only The relay is reset to off on the second scan It is useful where a function needs to be performed only on program
MAINTENANCE AND APTER TROUBLESHOOTING In This Chapter Hardware System Maintenance eese 9 2 Bic AP 9 2 CPU Indicators aad dc RUEUROr RECO EORR ERA EE ER en 9 6 Communications Problems ucc gt FX DE dp EE eee 9 7 I O Point Troubleshooting scu rm e REI en 9 8 Noise Troubleshooting 33 43 4 Jed once OF oe e RC eds 9 10 Machine Startup and Program Troubleshooting 9 11 Chapter 9 Maintenance and Troubleshooting M
PENDIX PLC MEMORY In this Appendix DLOS PLC Memoty css n mk RE ER Cabo eee eee ys F 2 Appendix F PLC Memory B DLO5 PLC Memory When designing a PLC application it is important for the PLC user to understand the different types of memory in the PLC The DL05 PLC uses two types of memory RAM and EEPROM RAM is Random Access Memory and EEPROM is Electrically Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory The PLC program is stored in EEPROM and the PLC V memory data i
RLL LUS Stage Programming In This Chapter Introduction to Stage Programming Learning to Draw State Transition Diagrams Using the Stage Jump Instruction for State Transitions Stage Program Example Toggle On Off Lamp Controller Four Steps to Writing a Stage Program Stage Program Example a Garage Door Opener Stage Program Design Considerations Parallel Processing Concepts Managing Large Programs RLL YS Instructions Question
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter 1 Getting Started dnirilain m 1 2 The Purpose of this Manual tette rere nera t rna eher a oe Peas Peso Eus 1 2 About Getting Started EE 1 2 Supplemental Manuals and Other Help srnnvvnnnrnnnvnnnnnvrnnnrnnnnnnnrrnnvnnsnvrnnsrnnvrnsssen 1 2 Technical Support eee eere t opp no FR ERE Er Sede Fea e eva eee eu a He a VEN a edu ar edu dad 1 2 lan durar 1 3 Ke
CTRIO WORKBENCH I O Map In This Chapter VO Map Dial sta paccent can saiateannerecesicecionoina e ERRER ESEESE 7 2 I O Map with DirectLOGIC PLC 2 ranges MOde ccccseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeaes 7 2 I O Map with DirectLOGIC PLC 4 ranges MOde ccccseeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeesaeeeeenaes 7 3 I O Map with DirectLOGIC PLC with CTRIO 2 in ERM EBC Network 7 4 O Map with VPS sce sctss catia tees dessins ae ecee ng eesesaeeaeatiens tases saetastoe
MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE OF CONTENTS Routine Maintenance 1 1 we ee a a a a a a n Bearing Size Information 1 0 1 0 en a a a a a e Replacing Brushes 6 6 6 oaoa a aa Troubleshooting 1 1 0 ee ne ns IronHorse General Purpose DC Motors User Manual 2nd Edition 03 04 2014 Page 3 1 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Troubleshooting VAUTOMATIONDIRECT OS ROUTINE MAINTENANCE A routine maintenance schedule should be developed for every Iro