February 22, 2013 -IIS adds sercos to X-Series Servo Drives. With the sercos automation bus option, the X-Series drive can be used in high performance multi-axis automation systems using the Emerald Automation Controller. With the sercos automation bus option installed, the following on-board I/O points on the X-Series drives are mapped into the sercos network making the I/O available to the Emerald Automation Controller every sercos network scan time. Digital inputs (8), 1 dedicated, 7 general purpose, Digital outputs (5), all general purpose (24v 50ma), Analog inputs (2), 12 bit ± 10 volts, all purpose, Analog outputs (2), 12 bit ± 10 volts, all purpose Auxiliary encoder interface (A-B channel).
A separate control power input allows the X-Series drives to communicate on the sercos automation bus when main power is removed thus keeping access to vital status information available to the Emerald Automation Controller. Three feedback interface options are available: Enhanced Resolver (24,000 ppr), 17 bit Absolute Encoder (131,765 ppr), Multi-turn Absolute Resolver (24,000 ppr). Four modes are available for tuning the servo motor to the mechanical load using PC based tools: Real-time continuous tuning, Semi-auto tuning mode, Standard tuning mode, Manual input tuning mode IIS markets and sells a line of brushless AC servo motors from Toshiba Machine designed to cover a full range of applications.
The unmatched quality and tough industrial grade construction of these motors gives them a proven track record for longevity. These motors are matched specifically to the X-Series drives to provide the utmost system performance. Servo motor features include: Low inertia high torque motors for quick response and frequent repetitive motion Medium inertia motors for applications that require stable velocity and rigid shaft control Compact motors with small weight and quick response Large capacity motors with maximum torques up to 526 Nm at 2200 rpm
