Applied Motion Products Strac2 Stepper Drives User Guide

Applied Motion Products Strac2 Stepper Drives User Guide

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Applied Motion Products STRAC2 Stepper Drives

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Requirements

To begin, make sure you have the following equipmentApplied Motion Products-STRAC2-Stepper-Drives-FIG- (1)

  • A compatible stepper motor. Visit applied-motion.com to purchase one.
  • A small flat blade screwdriver for tightening the connectors (included).
  • An AC supply voltage, 90VAC-240VAC single-phase.
  • A source of pulse & direction signals

INSTALLATION STEPS

Step 1 -Wiring AC Power Supply

DO NOT apply power until all connections to the drive have been made

  • Select Power input voltage AC input voltage must be selected by switch. Check input voltage to avoid damage before powering ONApplied Motion Products-STRAC2-Stepper-Drives-FIG- (2).
  • Wire the drive to the AC power source. Use the connector supplied with the drive and one of the ground terminals on the drive to connect the AC supply according to the
    diagram to the right.
    Use 16 AWG wire for Line (L) and Neutral (N). Use 14 AWG for Earth Ground (G)

Step 2 – Wiring the Motor

Connect the drive to the motor.
If using a non Applied Motion Products’ motor, consult the motor specs for wiring information.Applied Motion Products-STRAC2-Stepper-Drives-FIG- (3)

Step 3 – Select the Motor

Each position of the 16-bit rotary switch selects a different motor, automatically setting the configuration parameters in the drive. The STRAC2 drive comes programmed with up to 16 typical motors as factory defaults. Drives can be customized with specially selected motors when required. Available options are in the hardware manual.
If the motor selection is changed, the drive power supply will need to be cycled. For a custom motor, please select custom motor via the rotary switch, then use the DIP switches to configure motor current , anti-resonance and other settingsApplied Motion Products-STRAC2-Stepper-Drives-FIG- (4)

Step 4 – Config the Drive

Many operational parameters of the STRAC2 can be set or changed by DIP switches – either by a single switch or a combination of ON/OFF settings of 2 or more switchesApplied Motion Products-STRAC2-Stepper-Drives-FIG- (5)

  1. Microstepping – 4 switches for a total of 16 setting
    Microsteps(step/rev)SW1SW2SW3SW4
    200ONONONON
    400OFFONONON
    800ONOFFONON
    1600OFFOFFONON
    3200ONONOFFON
    6400OFFONOFFON
    12800ONOFFOFFON
    25600OFFOFFOFFON
    1000ONONONOFF
    2000OFFONONOFF
    4000ONOFFONOFF
    5000OFFOFFONOFF
    8000ONONOFFOFF
    10000OFFONOFFOFF
    20000ONOFFOFFOFF
    25000OFFOFFOFFOFF
  2. Idle Current(SW8) – 1 switches for a total of 2settings:
    IdleSW8
    50%ON
    90%OFF
  3. Step Input Signal Filter (SW9) – ON for 150 kHz, OFF for 2 MHz
  4. Running current – 3 switches for a total of 8 settings
    Current(Peak)SW5SW6SW7
    0.6AONONON
    0.8AOFFONON
    1.0AONOFFON
    1.2AOFFOFFON
    1.6AONONOFF
    1.8AOFFONOFF
    2.0AONOFFOFF
    2.5AOFFOFFOFF
  5. Anti-Resonance(SW10) – 1 switch for a total of 2 settings:
    OptionSW10Inertia
    0ONLow
    1OFFHigh
  6. Step Smoothing Filter (SW11) – ON to enable, OFF to disable

Step 5 – Self Test

The STRAC2 has a built in Self Test function. If switch 12 is moved to the ON position the drive will automatically rotate the motor back and forth, two turns in each direction. This feature can be used to confirm that the motor is correctly wired, selected and otherwise operational.
A full user manual for the STRAC2 is available for download from our website. This contains full details on setup, wiring and installation

If you have any questions or comments, please call Applied Motion Products Customer Support: (800) 525-1609, or visit us online: applied-motion.com
18645 Madrone Pkwy Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Tel: 800-525-1609
applied-motion.com
920-0121 Rev C

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