Anyone?
Hi Guys,
So I have everything hooked up, control power is good, I have communication with the drive, and I started to tune them. My power supply is giving the card 126V DC.
I start with the recommended Kp, KD, I and L.
I set the Loop to 6, and the I to 0. I start increasing the Kp, and I get to around 750 or 800 and the motor is really stiff, and then if I bump the shaft it starts to oscillate, and before I can change the KD, the motor goes oscillation crazy and faults the drive, and then I get the 5 Red LED flashes.
The motors are Fanuc 5M's from a Matsuura
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Andy
Anyone?
Are you increasing Kd at KP x 2 (if Kp is 800 then make Kd 1600) ? Have you left Ki low (below 5)
Be sure to set Kd before bumping the motor !
Also fine tune the L parameter better before pushing up the Kp gain. A large oscillation means L isn't at its best setting.
Larry
Manufacturer of CNC routers and Viper Servo Drives
www.LarkenCNC.com and www.Viperservo.com
Hey Larry,
So far these are my settings for the X and Y axis which have the 5M motors.
Kp = 350, i = 3, L=4, Kp=800 I think, and I have the jumper for the 4x Multiplier in as well.
They seem to be working good. I do think I have a problem with one drive though, because when I try to talk to it the LKR doesn't come up like the other two, and it "freezes" and I cant do anything, i can usually do one command and then it puts a space in between the cursor, I tried 2 different keyboards and powered up/down twice as well. See the attached pictures.
I am sure I will have to play with the tuning more. When I was testing some settings and I had the Kp at like 550 or 600 and the KD was 1100 or 1200 the servo would be having vibrations or extremely small oscillation, so I started over and decided to try the smaller settings, since I am running 126V DC.
Any Thoughts?
I havn't see one freeze up as you describe.
Check the 5 pin connector for good connections , maybe a bent pin ? Or try an other computer.
Manufacturer of CNC routers and Viper Servo Drives
www.LarkenCNC.com and www.Viperservo.com
Larry,
I tried my office computer, same thing. Can I mail it back to have you take a look at it? Also I will probably be ordering a spare drive as well!
Thanks.
Sure, email me and maybe i can send the new drive with a replacement for that one.
Manufacturer of CNC routers and Viper Servo Drives
www.LarkenCNC.com and www.Viperservo.com
I received the drive yesterday, and fixed it today. It was a funny problem, it would add a 'space' on its own.Originally Posted by Trucks
Turned out that 2 SM capacitors got mixed up on the Max232 circuit for the RS232.
Larry
Manufacturer of CNC routers and Viper Servo Drives
www.LarkenCNC.com and www.Viperservo.com
Cool! Can't wait to get it back!
hi Larry
i do not want to sidetrack from the original question
i bought 4 viper 200 around 2 years ago (i live in Grimsby , Niagara Region) and use them since with my old AH-HA controller.
you hinted that you might have a tuning software availabe for an easier setup.
any hint if?
hans