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ESDA Servo Motor

This manual provides a comprehensive guide for the and driver series, covering technical specifications, installation, and operation procedures for industrial applications. 1. Product Overview and Technical Specifications

The manual serves as a vital safeguard, warning that erroneous operation can lead to "unpredictable accidents" or severe injury. Esda servo motor manual esda servo motor manual

The ESDA servo motor is a high-performance device designed for precision motion control applications. By following the guidelines outlined in this manual, you can ensure optimal performance, safe operation, and longevity of the servo motor. Regular maintenance and troubleshooting can help resolve issues and prevent downtime. ESDA Servo Motor This manual provides a comprehensive

4. Alarm Codes You Will See (and How the Manual Saves You)

Error Codes

| Terminal Block | Signal | Common Mistake | |----------------|--------|----------------| | L1, L2, L3 | Main power (200-240VAC) | Using single-phase on a three-phase driver model | | P, N | DC bus (for regenerative resistor) | Wrong resistor value causing overvoltage alarm | | U, V, W | Motor power phases | Swapping any two phases causes violent runaway | | CN1 | Control I/O (pulse, direction, alarm reset) | Floating shield wire – always ground one end | | CN2 | Encoder feedback (battery for absolute encoder) | Battery not installed – loses position after power cycle | Pn-100: Position loop gain (default: 40 rad/s)

  • Pn-100: Position loop gain (default: 40 rad/s). Increase for faster response, but too high causes oscillation.
  • Pn-101: Speed loop gain. The manual provides a formula: Pn-101 = Pn-100 × 2 to 4.
  • Pn-104: Load inertia ratio (critical for stability). Auto-tuning writes this value automatically.