Sign In
Upload
Manuals
Brands
Panasonic Manuals
Controller
FPG-PP22
Panasonic FPG-PP22 Motion Control Module Manuals
Manuals and User Guides for Panasonic FPG-PP22 Motion Control Module. We have
3
Panasonic FPG-PP22 Motion Control Module manuals available for free PDF download: User Manual, Technical Manual, Specifications
Panasonic FPG-PP22 User Manual (332 pages)
Brand:
Panasonic
| Category:
Controller
| Size: 25.4 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
8
1 Safety Measures
18
Safety Measures
19
2 Overview
22
Features
23
Unit Types
26
Cpu
26
FPΣ Expansion Units
26
Communication Cassettes
26
Units for FP0 and FPΣ
27
Accessories
27
Restrictions on Unit Combinations
28
FP0 Expansion Units
28
FPΣ Expansion Units
29
Programming Tools
30
FP0 Program Compatibility
31
3 CPU Types
32
Parts and Functions
33
Input and Output Specifications
37
Input Specifications
37
Output Specifications
39
Terminal Layout
43
C32 Cpu
43
C28 Cpu
44
C24 Cpu
45
Analog Potentiometer
46
Thermistor Input Functions
48
Loading Thermistor Temperature Data
49
Clock/Calendar Function
52
Memory Area for Clock/Calendar Function
52
Settings for Clock/Calendar Function
52
Sample Program for Fixed Schedule and Automatic Start
54
Sample Program for 30-Second Compensation
54
4 Expansion
58
Expansion Methods
59
FPΣ I/O Expansion Units
60
Parts and Functions
60
Input and Output Specifications
61
Terminal Layout
64
FPΣ Memory Expansion Unit
65
Data Organization
66
Accessing the Memory Expansion Unit
67
F150_READ Instruction
68
F151_WRT Instruction
69
Battery Error
70
Other FPΣ Expansion Units
71
Communication Cassettes
72
5 I/O Allocation
74
General
75
Fpσ Cpu
77
FPΣ Expansion Units
78
FP0 Expansion Units
79
6 Installation and Wiring
82
Installation
83
Installation Environment and Space
83
Using DIN Rails
85
Using Optional Mounting Plates
86
Slim Type and FPΣ Mounting Plates
86
Flat Type Mounting Plate
88
Connecting FPΣ Expansion Units
90
Connecting FP0 Expansion Units
91
Installing Communication Cassettes
92
Safety Instructions for Wiring
93
Wiring the Power Supply
95
Grounding
97
Input and Output Wiring
99
Input Wiring
99
Output Wiring
102
Protective Circuit for Capacitive Loads
103
Protective Circuit for Inductive Loads
103
Wiring the MIL Connector
105
Wiring the Terminal Block
107
Wiring the Communication Cassette
109
Transmission Cables
111
Backup Battery
112
Installing the Backup Battery
113
Setting the Battery Error Alarm
113
Specifying Hold Areas
114
Lifetime of the Backup Battery
114
7 High-Speed Counter and Pulse Output
116
Overview
117
Function Specifications and Restrictions
119
High-Speed Counter Function
119
Pulse Output Function
120
PWM Output Function
121
Restrictions
122
Booting Time
123
High-Speed Counter Function
124
Count Input Modes
124
Minimum Input Pulse Width
126
I/O Allocation
126
Instructions and System Variables
127
Writing the High-Speed Counter Control Code
128
Writing and Reading the Elapsed Value for the High-Speed Counter
130
F166_Highspeedcounter_Set, Target Value Match on
131
F167_Highspeedcounter_Reset, Target Value Match off
132
Sample Programs
132
Positioning Operations with a Single-Speed Inverter
133
Positioning Operations with a Double-Speed Inverter
135
Pulse Output Function
137
Pulse Output Methods and Position Control Modes
137
I/O Allocation
140
Instructions and System Variables
141
Writing the Pulse Output Control Code
143
Writing and Reading the Elapsed Value of the Pulse Output
145
F171_Pulseoutput_Home, Home Return
146
F171_Pulseoutput_Trapezoidal, Trapezoidal Control
146
F172_Pulseoutput_Jog, JOG Operation
148
F174_Pulseoutput_Datatable, Data Table Control
149
F175_Pulseoutput_Linear, Linear Interpolation
150
F176_Pulseoutput_Center, Circular Interpolation (Center Position)
151
F176_Pulseoutput_Pass, Circular Interpolation (Pass Position)
152
Sample Programs
153
Example 1: Trapezoidal Control
156
Example 2: Home Return in a Backward Direction
159
Example 3: Home Return in a Forward Direction (+)
160
Example 4: Home Return in a Backward Direction (-) with 2 Axes
162
Example 5: JOG Operation
165
Example 6: Linear and Circular Interpolation Control
165
Example 7: Circular Interpolation, Continue Mode
166
PWM Output Function
168
8 Communication
170
Communication Modes
171
Terminology in FPWIN Pro and FPWIN GR
171
Ports: Names and Principle Applications
172
MEWTOCOL-COM Master/Slave
172
Program Controlled Communication
173
PLC Link
174
Modbus RTU Master/Slave
175
Communication Cassettes
176
Communication Status Leds
176
FPG-COM1: 1-Channel RS232C Type
176
FPG-COM2: 2-Channel RS232C Type
177
FPG-COM3: 1-Channel RS485 Type
177
FPG-COM4: 1-Channel RS485 and 1-Channel RS232C Combination Type
178
DIP Switch Setting on FPG-COM4
179
Difference of Dimensions
179
Communication Specifications
180
Communication Parameters
182
Setting System Registers in PROG Mode
182
Setting Station Numbers
184
Changing Communication Mode in RUN Mode
186
Adjusting the Response Time
186
Mewtocol-Com
188
Operation Outline for MEWTOCOL-COM Slave
190
Command and Response Format
191
Commands
193
Setting Communication Parameters
194
1:1 Slave Communication
194
1:1 Communication with Computer
195
1:1 Communication with Programmable Displays of GT Series
197
1:N Slave Communication
199
Wiring
201
Sample Program for Master Communication
202
Program Controlled Communication
204
Setting Communication Parameters
205
Sending Data to External Devices
206
Receiving Data from External Devices
210
Data Format
214
Flag Operation in Program Controlled Communication
215
Start Code: No-STX; End Code: CR
217
Start Code: STX; End Code: ETX
218
1:1 Communication
220
1:1 Communication with Micro-Imagechecker
221
1:1 Communication with FP Series PLC
228
1:N Communication
238
PLC Link
240
Setting Communication Parameters
241
Link Area Allocation
242
Example for PLC Link 0
244
Example for PLC Link 1
245
Partial Use of Link Areas
246
Precautions for Allocating Link Areas
248
PLC Link 0 and 1 Allocation Setting
249
Setting the Highest Station Number for a PLC Link
249
Monitoring
250
Connection Example
252
PLC Link Response Time
256
Reducing Transmission Cycle Times
259
Error Detection Time for Transmission Assurance Relays
260
Modbus RTU Communication
261
Sample Program for Master Communication
264
Setting Communication Parameters
264
9 Security Functions
266
Security Function Types
267
Security Settings in FPWIN Pro
268
Upload Protection
268
PLC Protection (Password Protection)
269
FP Memory Loader
270
Upload Protection
270
Download Protection
271
10 Other Functions
274
F-ROM Backup (P13_EPWT)
275
Sampling Trace
276
11 Troubleshooting
278
LED Display for Status Condition
279
Operation on Error
280
ERROR/ALARM LED Is Flashing
281
ERROR/ALARM LED Is on
282
All Leds Are off
283
Diagnosing Output Malfunction
284
Password Protection Error Message
285
PROG Mode Does Not Change to RUN
286
No RS485 Communication
287
No RS232C Communication
288
12 Appendix
290
General Specifications
291
Weight
292
Current Consumption
292
Performance Specifications
294
High-Speed Counter, Pulse Output and PWM Output Specifications
296
Maximum Counting Speed and Output Frequency
297
Communication Specifications
299
I/O Allocation
301
Dimensions
303
Transistor Output Type CPU
303
Relay Output Type CPU
304
Expansion Unit
305
Communication Cassettes
306
Relays and Memory Areas
307
System Registers
309
Precautions When Setting System Registers
309
Types of System Registers
309
Checking and Changing System Registers
310
Table of System Registers
310
Error Codes
316
Error Codes E1 to E8
316
Self-Diagnostic Error Codes
317
MEWTOCOL-COM Error Codes
318
MEWTOCOL-COM Communication Commands
320
Data Types
321
Hexadecimal/Binary/Bcd
322
ASCII Codes
323
13 Index
324
Advertisement
Panasonic FPG-PP22 Technical Manual (240 pages)
Positioning Unit
Brand:
Panasonic
| Category:
Controller
| Size: 13.06 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Functions of Unit and Restrictions on Combination
17
Functions of FP∑ Positioning Unit
19
Functions of Unit
19
Unit Types
20
Combination with MINAS Motor
20
Unit Functioning and Operation Overview
21
Unit Combinations for Positioning Control
21
Basic Operation of FP∑ Positioning Unit
22
Restrictions on Units Combination
23
Restrictions on Combinations Based on Current Consumption
23
Restrictions on Unit Installation Position
23
Restrictions on the Number of Units Installed
23
2 Parts and Specifications
25
Parts and Specifications
27
Operation Status Display Leds
28
3 Wiring
29
Connecting Using Connector for a Discrete-Wire
31
Specifications of Connector for Discrete-Wire
31
Assembly of Discrete-Wire Connector
32
Input /Output Specifications and out Put Terminal Layout
33
Input /Output Specifications
33
Supplying Power for Internal Circuit Drive
37
Line Driver Output Type
37
Transistor Output Type
37
Connection of Pulse Command Output Signal
38
Line Driver Output Type
38
Transistor Output Type
38
Connection of Deviation Counter Clear Output Signal (for Servo Motor)
39
Connection of Home Input/Near Home Input Signals
40
Connection of Home Input (When Connecting to Motor Driver Z Phase Output)
40
Connection of Home Input (When Connecting to an External Switch/Sensor)
40
Connection of Near Home Input Signal
41
Connection of over Limit Input Signal
41
Connection of Positioning Control Start Input(Timing Input) Signal
41
Connection of Pulse Input
42
Line Driver Type
42
Transistor Open Collector Type
42
Transistor - Resistor Pull - up Type
42
Precausions on Wiring
43
4 Confirming the Unit Settings and Design Contents
47
Pulse Output Mode
47
Selection of Rotation Direction
47
Selection of Pulse Output Mode
47
Setting the Shared Memory Control Code Relationship with Rotation Direction
48
Confirming the Slot Number and I/O Number Allocations
50
Slot Number
50
I/O Area Allocation
50
Contents of Input and Output Allocations
51
Increment and Absolute
53
Increment (Relative Value Control)
53
Absolute (Absolute Value Control)
54
Selection of Acceleration / Deceleration Method
55
Linear and S Acceleration/Decelerations
55
S Acceleration/Deceleration Pattern
55
Indicating the Method of Acceleration / Deceleration
56
Internal Absolute Counter
57
How the Internal Absolute Counter Works
57
Reading Elapsed Value
59
Writing Elapsed Value
60
5 Power on and OFF, and Booting the System
61
Safety Circuit Design
63
Before Turning on the Power
64
Procedure for Turning on the Power
65
Procedure for Turning off the Power
66
Confirming While the Power Is on
67
Checking the External Safety Circuit
67
Checking the Safety Circuit Based on Positioning Unit
68
Checking the Rotation and Travel Directions, and the Travel Distance
68
Checking the Operation of the Near Home Switch and Home Switch
69
6 E Point Control: Single - Speed Acceleration / Deceleration
71
Sample Program
72
Increment (Relative Value Control): Plus (+) Direction
72
Increment (Relative Value Control): Minus ( - ) Direction
74
Absolute (Absolute Value Control)
76
Flow of E Point Control Operation
78
Operation of the Input and Output before and after E Point Control
80
Operation at over Limit Input
81
7 P Point Control: Multi - Stage Acceleration / Deceleration7-1
83
Sample Program
84
Increment (Relative Value Control): Plus (+) Direction
84
Increment (Relative Value Control): Minus ( - ) Direction
86
Absolute (Absolute Value Control)
88
Flow of P Point Control Operation
90
Operation of the Input and Output Flag before and after P Point Control
94
Precautions When Creating P Point Control Programs
95
Precautions Concerning the Set Value Change Confirmation Flag X_A
95
Operation at over Limit Input
97
8 JOG Operation
101
Sample Program
101
JOG Operation (Forward, Reverse and Speed Changes)
102
Sequence Flow for JOG Operation
104
Changing the Speed During JOG Operation
106
Teaching Following JOG Operation
108
Example of Teaching Settings, and Sample Program
108
Action of the I/O Flag before and after JOG Operation
110
Operation at over Limit Input
111
Cautions on an over Limit Switch
112
9 JOG Positioning Operation
113
Sample Program
115
Increment (Relative Value Control): Plus (+) Direction
115
Increment (Relative Value Control): Minus ( - ) Direction
119
Flow of JOG Positioning
123
Operation of the Input and Output Flag at JOG Positioning Operation
126
Operation at over Limit Input
127
Special Mention
128
10 Home Return
129
How to Use Home Return
131
Return to Home Position by a Home Search
131
Home Return (Home Search Invalid Mode)
133
Sample Program
134
Search to Home in the Minus Direction
134
Search to the Home in the Plus Direction
136
Home Return in the Minus Direction (Home Search Invalid Mode)
138
Home Return in the Plus Direction (Home Search Invalid Mode)
140
Flow of Operation Following a Home Return
142
Operation if the Home Input Is the Z Phase of the Servo Driver
144
Operation if the Home Input Is through an External Switch
145
Action of the I/O Flag before and after a Home Return Operation
146
Checking the Home and Near Home Input Logic
148
When "Input Valid When Power Is Supplied" Is Specified
148
When "Input Valid When Power Is Not Supplied" Is Specified
148
Practical Use for a Home Return
149
When One Switch Is Used as the Home Input
149
When One Switch on and off Are Assigned to Near Home Input and Home
150
Operation at over Limit Input
152
Cautions on an over Limit Switch
153
Special Mention
154
11 Pulser Input Operation
155
Sample Program
156
Pulser Input Operation (Transfer Multiple: 1 Multiple Setting)
156
Pulser Input Operation (Transfer Multiple: 5 Multiple Setting)
158
Sequence Flow for Pulser Input Operation
160
Action of the I/O Flag During Pulser Input Operation
163
Operation at over Limit Input
164
Cautions on an over Limit Switch
165
Types of Manual Pulse Generators that Can be Used
166
12 Deceleration Stop and Forced Stop
167
Sample Program
169
In - Progress Stopping, Emergency Stopping
169
Operations for a Deceleration Stop and Forced Stop
171
Deceleration Stop
171
Forced Stop
171
I/O Flag Operation before and after a Stop
172
Precautions Concerning Stopping Operations
173
Pulse Output Done Flag Status after a Stop
173
Restarting after a Stop
173
Forced Stop Elapsed Value Data
173
13 Feedback Counter
175
Sample Program
177
Detecting Power Swing by Comparing Feedback Count with Elapsed Value
177
Feedback Counter Functions
180
Feedback Counter Input Method
181
Feedback Counter Transfer Multiple Function
183
14 Precautions Concerning the Operation and Programs
185
Precautions Relating to Basic Operations of the Unit
187
Values of Shared Memory Are Cleared When Power Is Turned off
187
Operation When the CPU Switches from RUN to PROG. Mode
189
Operation Cannot be Switched Once One Operation Has Started
190
Precautions Concerning Practical Usage Methods
191
Setting the Acceleration/Deceleration to Zero
191
15 Operation if an Error Occurs
193
Positioning Unit Operation if an Error Occurs
195
If the Positioning Unit ERR LED Lights
195
If the CPU ERROR LED Lights
196
Errors Which Occur in the Positioning Unit Itself
197
Resolving Problems
200
If the Positioning Unit ERR LED Lights
200
If the Motor Does Not Turn or Operate (if the LED for Pulse Output a or B Is Flashing or Lighted)
202
If the Motor Does Not Turn or Operate (if the LED for Pulse Output a or B Is Not Lighted)
202
Rotation/Movement Direction Is Reversed
203
The Stopping Position Is off for a Home Return
204
Speed Does Not Slow for a Home Return
205
Movement Doesn't Stop at Home Position (after Decelerating for Home Return)
206
16 Specifications
207
Table of Performance Specification
209
Table of Shared Memory Area
212
Control Code Details
213
Table of I/O Flag Allocation
215
17 Dimensions and Driver Wiring
217
Dimensions
219
Wiring for Motor Driver
220
Panasonic MINAS a Series
220
Panasonic MINAS S Series / E Series
221
Panasonic MINAS EX Series
222
Panasonic MINAS X(XX)Series
223
Panasonic MINAS X (V)Series
224
Oriental Motor UPK-W Series
225
Motor Driver I/F Terminal Ⅱ
226
18 Sample Program
229
Panasonic FPG-PP22 Specifications (21 pages)
FPΣ (Sigma) Programmable Controller
Brand:
Panasonic
| Category:
Controller
| Size: 1.9 MB
Table of Contents
Communication
2
Positioning
2
Temperature Control
2
High Expansion Capability
3
Wide Variety of Expansion Units
4
Digital I/O Units
5
Analogue I/O Units
5
Temperature Control Units
5
AC Power Supply
5
Masterless Communication Method
6
Use of Insulated RS485
6
Pulse Output Max. 100Khz
8
Rapid 0.02Ms Start (When JOG Operation Controls Are Executed)
8
Linear Interpolation and Circular Interpolation Are Built in (FPG-C32T2H and FPG-C28P2H)
8
Programming with Convenient and Easy-To-Understand Instructions
9
Selectable Home Return Mode
9
Home Position Return
9
JOG Operation
9
Features
10
The Control Unit with Thermistor Inputs Enables Temperature Control at Low Cost
11
Four- and Eight-Channel Type Thermocouple Input Expansion Unit
11
Optimised Temperature Control with PID and PWM Instruction
11
Network Enhancement
12
Security Enhancement
12
Debugging Performance Enhancement
12
Programming Tool FPWINGR/FPWIN Pro
13
Specifications
14
Control FPWIN Pro
16
Advertisement
Advertisement
Related Products
Panasonic FPG-PP11
Panasonic FPG-PP12
Panasonic FPG-PP21
Panasonic FPG-PRT-S
Panasonic FPG-PN2AN
Panasonic FPG-PN4AN
Panasonic FPG-PN8AN
Panasonic FPG-CAN-S
Panasonic FPG-C28P2
Panasonic FPG-C32TH
Panasonic Categories
Camcorder
Air Conditioner
TV
Digital Camera
Cordless Telephone
More Panasonic Manuals
Login
Sign In
OR
Sign in with Facebook
Sign in with Google
Upload manual
Upload from disk
Upload from URL