Trio MC405 Quick Connection Manual

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CAN PORT FOR TRIOCAN

I/O, DEVICENET SLAVE,

CANOPEN OR USER

PROGRAMMABLE

8 INPUTS INCLUDING

8 REGISTRATION INPUTS

8 BI-DIRECTIONAL I/O

2 ANALOGUE INPUTS AND

4 ANALOGUE OUTPUTS,

WDOG RELAY

PANEL MOUNT AND DIN

RAIL MOUNT

RS232 / RS485

MODBUS-RTU,

HOSTLINK OR USER

PROGRAMMABLE

MICRO SD CARD

5 ENCODER CONNECTIONS

(6MHZ) OR DRIVE AS

STEPPER OUTPUT (2MHZ)

ETHERNET

PROGRAMMING, MODBUS-

TCP, ETHERNET IP

MOTION

M405

Quick Connection Guide

(Please refer to the Motion Coordinator Technical Reference Manual for Full Details)

5-WAY

CONNECTOR

RJ45

CONNECTOR

This is a 5 way 3.5mm pitch connector. The connector is used both to provide the 24 Volt power to the MC405 and provide connections for I/O expansion via Trio’s CAN I/O expanders.

A 24V dc, Class 2 transformer or power source must be provided as this powers the unit.

This 24 Volt input is internally isolated from the

I/O 24 Volts and the +/-10V voltage outputs.

!

The 24V (V+) and 0V (V-) MUST be connected as they power the MC405. The MC405 is grounded via the metal chassis. A screw is provided on the chassis at the rear to allow an earth strap connection if needed. It MUST be installed on an unpainted metal plate or

DIN rail which is connected to earth. The CAN connections are optional.

V+ CAN

-H

SHIELDCAN

-L

V-

A standard ethernet connector is provided for use as the primary programming interface.

The Trio programming software, Motion Perfect 2, must be installed on a Windows based PC that is fi tted with an Ethernet connection. The IP address is displayed on the MC405 display for a few seconds after power-up or when an Ethernet cable is plugged in.

SERIAL

CONNECTIONS

I/O CONNECTOR 1

Serial Connector

6

7

8

5

3

4

1

2

Pin Function

1 RS485 Data In A Rx+

2 RS485 Data In B Rx-

3 RS232 Transmit

4 0V Serial

5 RS232 Receive

6 5V

7 RS485 Data Out Z Tx-

8 RS485 Data Out Y Tx+

Note

Serial Port #2

Serial Port #1

Serial Port #1

Serial Port #2

I/O 0V

I/O 0V

Input 0

Input 1

Input 2

Input 3

Input 4

Input 5

Input 6

Input 7

Input Pin

Optical

Input

Signal

6k8

0V Pin

Any input, 0 - 7, may be mapped to any axis as a registration input.

I/O CONNECTOR 2

Optical

Output

Control

Signal

Optical

Input

Signal

6k8

I/O 0V

I/O 24V

Input / Output Channel 8

Input / Output Channel 9

Input / Output Channel 10

Input / Output Channel 11

Input / Output Channel 12

Input / Output Channel 13

Input / Output Channel 14

Input / Output Channel 15

24V Power / I/O 8-15

24V Pin

Protected

Switch

Input / Output Pin

0V Pin

I/O CONNECTOR 3

Analogue 0V

Analogue Out Axis 1

Analogue Out Axis 0

Analogue Input 1

Analogue Input 0

Analogue 0V

WDOG

WDOG / Analogue Inputs / Analogue Outputs

I/O 24V must be applied to power the voltage outputs.

Analogue Out Axis 2

Analogue Out Axis 3

Analogue 0V

N/C

N/C

Analogue 0V

N/C

N/C

AMPLIFIER

ENABLE

(WATCHDOG)

RELAY OUTPUT

ANALOGUE INPUT S

AIN0: 0 TO 10V

AIN1: 0 TO 10V

Ain

22k

22k

0V

30pF

A to D

CONVERTER

0V

An internal relay is used to enable external amplifi ers when the controller has powered up correctly and the system and application software are ready. The amplifi er enable is a single pole solid state relay with a normally open “contact”. The enable relay contact will be open circuit if there is no power on the controller OR a following error exists on a servo axis OR the user program sets it open with the WDOG=OFF command.

ALL STEPPER AND SERVO AMPLIFIERS MUST BE INHIBITED WHEN

THE AMPLIFIER ENABLE OUTPUT IS OPEN CIRCUIT

To other axis enables

Amplifi er

Enable 1

24V 0V 0V

Amplifi er

Enable 2

V+

V-

Trio Controller

Enable

VIN +

VIN-

Servo Amplifi er

ANALOGUE OUTPUTS

AOUT 0 TO AOUT 3

Output: +/-10V at 5mA

Output impedance: 100 Ohms.

Common 0V return. Isolated from I/O & Encoders.

Aout

100R

D to A

CONVERTER

100nF

0V

0V

STEPPER

OUTPUTS /

ENCODER INPUTS

5 4 3 2 1

9 8 7 6

5 4 3 2 1

9 8 7 6

5 4 3 2 1

9 8 7 6

5 4 3 2 1

9 8 7 6

5 4 3 2 1

9 8 7 6

STEP

A

DIRECTION

B

0V

BOOST / ENABLE

Z

5V

Current Limit

NC

8

9

6

7

1

2

3

4

5

5

6

3

4

7

8

9

Pin

1

2

Servo Axis

Enc. A

Enc. /A

Enc. B

Enc. /B

0V

Enc. Z

Stepper Axis

Step +

Step -

Direction +

Direction -

0V

Enable +

Enc. /Z

5V*

Enable -

5V*

Not Connected Not Connected

* Current limit is 150mA total, shared between all axes.

Absolute Encoder

Clock

/Clock

--------

--------

0V Enc.

Data

/Data

5V*

Not Connected

GROUNDING AND

SHIELDING

Ensure that:

1. The shield pin is grounded as close to the MC405 as possible.

2. 0V, V- and E- connections are

NOT used for terminating screens.

3. Pin 5 of Encoder/Stepper plug is connected to 0V on drive.

4. Encoder cable screen is clamped to 9 way D shell.

5. The MC405 24V supply has common 0V with the drive(s).

Power 24V+

CANbus (H)

SHEILD

CANbus (L)

24V Return (-)

POWER CONNECTOR

3

4

5

1

2

Watchdog Relay

Watchdog Relay

I/O CONNECTOR 3

1

2

Analogue Out 0V Common

8

6

Analogue Out Axis 0

Analogue Out Axis 1

7

!

When wiring MC405 Stepper outputs to a differential input stepper drive, use the 0V and shield connections shown for the encoder. The stepper drive must have its common

0V connected to the MC405

24V return. (24V -)

Enc 0V

ENCODER INPUT (9 WAY D-TYPE)

5

1

Quadrature A

2

Quadrature B

Z Marker Pulse

3

4

6

7

CONNECTOR SHELL

24V POWER SUPPLY

24

0

*

0V

A+

A-

B+

B-

Z+

Z-

SERVO DRIVE

Input Common 0V

Hardware Enable

Speed ref.

Ain -

Ain +

Sheild / Ground

* Encoder input 0V MUST be connected to pin 5

LCD DISPLAY

6

7

4

5

0

1

2

3

12

13

14

15

8

9

10

11

Display at start-up

2

3

0

1

4

5

6

7

ENABLE

10

11

8

9

12

13

14

15

Display with WDOG on

The IP address and subnet mask of the MC405 is shown on the LCD display for a few seconds after power-up. The factory default IP address is 192.168.0.250. This can be changed using the ETHERNET or IP_ADDRESS commands via Motion Perfect 2.

Good quality screened cables should be used for the serial ports. The serial ports and CANbus port are not galvanically isolated, therefore the 0V return MUST be connected to all peripheral devices. In addition, bond together the 0V (24V return) terminals of all system components so as to minimise current fl owing in the serial cables.

Trio Motion Technology Ltd.

[email protected]

Trio Motion Technology LLC [email protected]

Trio Shanghai [email protected]

Trio India [email protected]

Website: www.triomotion.com

quick start v1-October 2011

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