Rtelligent R110plus V3.0 Nema 42 Stepper Motor Driver High Voltage 220vac 2.3-7.2a Digital Ac Stepper Driver User Manual

Rtelligent R110plus V3.0 Nema 42 Stepper Motor Driver High Voltage 220vac 2.3-7.2a Digital Ac Stepper Driver User Manual

RTELLIGENT R110PLUS V3.0 Nema 42 Stepper Motor Driver High Voltage 220VAC 2.3-7.2A Digital AC Stepper Driver 

Product Overview

R110PLUS V3.0 is a high-voltage digital two-phase stepper motor driver with integrated intelligent motion controller functions and built-in S-shaped acceleration and deceleration commands. Through the TTL port, it is convenient to configure the driver and expand the application of the driver.

Characteristic
  • Working voltage:110~220VAC
  • Communication:TTL
  • Maximum phase current output: 7.2A/Phase (Sinusoidal Peak)
  • PUL+DIR/CW+CCW pulse mode optional
  • Phase loss alarm function
  • Half-flow function
  • Digital IO port:
  • 3 photoelectric isolation digital signal input, high level can directly receive 24V DClevel;
  • 1 photoelectric isolation digital signal output, maximum withstand voltage 30V, maximuminput orpull-out current 50mA
  • 8 gears can be customized by users
  • 16 gears can be subdivided by user-defined subdivision, supporting arbitrary resolutionintherangeof 200-65535
  • IO control mode, support 16 speed customization
  • Programmable input port and output port

Application Environment and Installation

Environmental Requirement
ItemR110PLUS V3.0
Installation environmentAvoid dust, oil and corrosive environment
Vibration0.5G(4.9m/s2) Max
Operating temperature/humidity0℃ ~ 45℃ / 90% RH or less (no condensation)
Storage and transportation temperature:-10℃ ~ 70℃
CoolingNatural cooling / away from the heat source
Waterproof gradeIP54
Driver Installation Dimensions

Driver Port and Connection

Power and Motor Port Function Description
FunctionGradeDefinitionRemarks
Power supplyPESingle-phase 220VAC power input 
AC
AC
MotorPE
B-connect two terminals of motor’s phase-B winding
B+
A-connect two terminals of motor’s phase-A windingReversing A+, A- or B+, B- can make the motor run in the opposite direction Reversing A+, A- or B+, B- can make the motor run in the opposite direction
Control Signal Connection
FunctionIdentificationDescription
Pulse / IN1PUL+The control signal is 5~24V compatible. No additional current limiting resistor is required.
PUL-
Direction / IN2DIR+
DIR-
Enable /IN3ENA+
ENA-
Alarm /OUT1ALM+Optocoupler isolation, open collector output
ALM-
PUL、DIR (IN1,IN2) Ports

By default, when operating in external pulse command mode, the R110PLUS V3.0 can receive two pulse command signals: PUL+DIR, CW+CCW.

Pulse & Direction (PUL + DIR)PUL、DIR (IN1,IN2) Ports
Double pulse (CW + CCW)

The command form of the external pulse is set by the debugging software.

ENA (IN3) Port

The default ENA port is the driver offline (enable) function:

When the internal optocoupler is off, the driver outputs current to the motor;

When the internal optocoupler is on, the driver will cut off the current of each phase of the motor to make the motor free, and the step pulse will not be responded.

When the motor is in an error state, it is automatically turned off. The level logic of the enable signal can be set to the opposite.
At the same time, this port can be reused as other functions like IN1 and IN2.

ALM (OUT1) Port

The driver includes an optically isolated output port ALM. By default, the ALM port is an alarm output port. When the driver is in an error state and normal operation, the ALM port outputs different optocoupler levels.
It can also be reused for other functions, as shown below

TTL Port

 This port is used to connect to a computer for debugging.

The setting of DIP switches and operating parameter

Current Settings
Sine peak ASW1SW2SW3Remarks
2.3onononUsers can set up 8 level currents through debugging software.
3.0offonon
3.7onoffon
4.4offoffon
5.1ononoff
5.8offonoff
6.5onoffoff
7.2offoffoff
Standby current

 SW4 is used to set the percentage of current when the driver is in standby.
SW4 = ON, the current is kept at the set current as long as the driver is enabled.
SW4 = OFF, the driver stops receiving pulses for a certain period of time, enters the standby state, and the current drops to a certain percentage of the set current.
The default setting is: After stopping the receiving pulse for 1 second, the motor winding current will be 50%.

The setting of pulse per revolution

Set the pulse per revolution required by the motor. Due to digital control, the number of subdivisions can be set to any number between 200 and 65535.

Steps / revolutionSW5SW6SW7SW8Remarks
7200ononononUsers can set up 16 level subdivision through debugging software.
400offononon
800onoffonon
1600offoffonon
3200ononoffon
6400offonoffon
12800onoffoffon
25600offoffoffon
1000onononoff
2000offononoff
4000onoffonoff
5000offoffonoff
8000ononoffoff
10000offonoffoff
20000onoffoffoff
25000offoffoffoff

Pulse command filtering

The driver has a built-in pulse command smoothing function, which can make the motor start more stable.

The default command filter time is 512*61us=31ms

Command filtering can smooth the motor movement, but also introduces lag. The user needs to choose whether to enable this function according to the actual situation.The filter time can be set by the debugging software:

Pulse command filtering

Motor Parameter Switching

 In order to simplify the model and increase product adaptability, add DIP switch matching motor parameters

Motor modelSW9SW10
86ONON
86HOFFON
110ONOFF
130OFFOFF

Driver Working Status LED Indication

LED StatusDriver Status

Green indicator is on for long time 

Driver not enabled

Green indicator is flickeringDriver working normally
One green indicator and one red indicatorDriver overcurrent
One green indicator and two red indicatorsDriver input power overvoltage
One green indicator and three red indicatorsThe internal voltage of the driver is wrong
One green indicator and seven red indicatorsMotor phase loss

Phase Loss Alarm

The driver has a motor phase loss alarm function, which can detect the phase loss state of the motor during stationary and movement. During the operation of the stepper motor, due to mechanical reasons, the winding wire of the motor may be loosened and disconnected. At this time, the driver will output an alarm signal to prevent the device from making an erroneous action.

Since this function relies on the current detection of the motor windings, this function has a false alarm when the motor current is too small (less than 300 mA). At this point, the user can turn off this function. In the parameter management and setting interface of the debugging software, set parameter Pn 188(phase loss detection enable) to 0

Internal motion control function

When operating in the internal pulse command mode, the PUL and DIR ports are used as IO input signals. The IO function needs to be set by the debugging software. As shown below:

Communication Control Mode

In this mode, the user can make the motor run the specified pulse stroke or jog operation by communicating the given operation command.

In internal pulse mode, the motor is controlled by register 18.

Waiting state

The driver receives any control command and will resume the waiting state after the driver processes it. So reading this register always returns 0.

  1. Fixed length forward rotation
    In the relative position mode, the motor runs in the forward direction according to the 70~74 register parameters.
    In the absolute position mode, the operation state is determined according to the current position and the absolute position set by 70~74
  2. Fixed length reverse rotation
    In the relative position mode, the motor runs in the reverse direction based on the 70~74 register parameters.
    In the absolute position mode, the operation state is determined according to the current positionandthe absolute position set from 70~74.
  3. Speed mode, continuous forward rotation
    According to 75 and 76 registers, the motor runs at forward acceleration.
  4. Speed mode, continuous reverse
    According to 75 and 76 registers, the motor runs at reverse acceleration.
  5. Emergency stop
    According to the 77 register, the motor decelerates and stops.
  6. Slow down and stop
    In position mode, the motor decelerates and stops according to the 71 register.
    In speed mode, the motor decelerates and stops according to the 76 register. Others: no effect.

Point control mode

The communication controls the function of the motor to run the specified pulse stroke. The specific modes and parameters to be set are as follows (register addresses are not specified or specified as decimal numbers):

  1. Set the value of register address 20 (preset application selection in internal pulse mode) to0(Communication control, respond to the command of register address 18).
  2. Set the function of the digital input and output port according to the application requirements and the actual wiring terminals.
  3. Set the motion parameters:
    AddressUnitParameter Description
    70R/S^2Acceleration of point motion
    72RPMSpeed of point motion
    73Command pulseThe number of command pulses for point motion is lower than the 16-bit register
    74Command pulseThe number of command pulses for point motion is high 16-bit register
    78R/S^2Emergency stop deceleration
    84Set position operation mode: 0: incre
  4. Communication given operation command: start the point movement by writing the values“1” (fixed length forward rotation) and “2” (fixed length reverse rotation) to register 18.(For details on this register, please see “Driver Control Mode” Set register 18 in [17~23]”;
  5. During operation, if need to stop, please write value “6” (deceleration to stop, deceleration is the setting value of register 71) and value “5” (emergency stop, deceleration is the setting value of register 78) to register 18.

Note:
When the motor is in operation, it only responds to the stop command (deceleration stop or emergency stop). If it is necessary to change the running direction of the motor by command, please send the stop command to wait for the motor to stop, and then send the start signal of the other direction. The acceleration (register 70), deceleration (register 71), and speed (register 72) are changed during motor operation, but the driver will not respond to these set values immediately. It will not run at the set values until the motor is stopped and restarted.
It is important to note that the emergency stop deceleration (Register 78) is responded to during the current sport emergency stop, without waiting for the next stop

Jog control mode

R110Plus V3.0 has the function of controlling the jog operation of the motor through communication. The specific modes and parameters to be set are as follows (register addresses are not specified or specified as decimal numbers):

  1. Set the value of register address 20 (preset application selection in internal pulse mode) to0(Communication control, respond to the command of register address 18).
  2. Set the function of the digital input and output port according to the application requirements and the actual wiring terminals.
  3. Set the motion parameters:
    AddressUnitParameter Description
    75R/S^2Acceleration of jog motion
    76R/S^2Deceleration of jog motion
    77RPMSpeed of jog motion
    78R/S^2Emergency stop deceleration
  4. Communication given operation command: Start jog movement by writing values “3” (continuous forward rotation) and “4” (continuous reverse rotation) to register 18.(For details on this register, please see “Drive Control Mode” Set register 18 in [17~23]”.
  5. During operation, if need to stop, please write value “6 “(deceleration to stop, deceleration is the setting value of register 76) and value “5” (emergency stop, deceleration is the setting value of
    register 78) to register 18

Note:
When the motor is in operation, it only responds to the stop command (deceleration stop or emergency stop). If it is necessary to change the running direction of the motor by command, please send the stop command to wait for the motor to stop, and then send the start signal of the other direction. The acceleration (register 75) and deceleration (register 76) are changed during motor operation, but the driver will not respond to these set values immediately. It will not run at the set values until the motor is stopped and restarted.
It is important to note that the emergency stop deceleration (Register 78) is responded to during the current sport emergency stop, without waiting for the next stop of the emergency stop. The speed (register 77) can be changed during the operation of the motor, and the driver will respond immediately, that is, the motor will run at the set speed value immediately, without stopping and restarting to respond.

IO Control: Start and Stop + Direction

With this mode, two IN terminals are used to control the operation of the motor. One IN terminals is used to control the start/stop of the motor, and the other IN terminal is used to control the running direction of the motor. The specific settings are as follows:
(1) Command mode: 0 – internal pulse mode
(2) Internal application mode: 2–IO speed control: start and stop + direction

(3) IO settings:

(4) This mode is for the speed defined by the speed table, selected by SW5, 6, 7, 8.
(5) Set the motion parameters, you can modify the acceleration, deceleration

IO Control: Forward + Reverse

Same as 7.2, only need to change (2) to: 3–IO speed control: forward + reverse

Common faults and troubleshooting

PhenomenonPossible situationsSolutions
Motor does not workPower indicator is offCheck the power supply circuit for normal power supply
The motor rotor is locked but the motor does not workPulse signal is weak; increase the signal current to 7-16mA
The speed is too slowSelect the right micro-stepping
Drive is protectedSolve the alarm and re-power
Enable signal problemPull up or disconnect the enable signal
Command pulse is incorrectCheck whether the upper computer has pulse output
The steering of motor is wrongThe rotary direction of motor is reverseAdjust the DIP SW5
The motor cable is disconnectedCheck the connection
The motor has only one directionPulse mode error or DIR port damaged
Alarm light onThe motor connection is wrongCheck the motor connection
The motor connection and encoder connection are wrongCheck the sequence of encoder connection
The voltage is too high or too lowCheck the power supply
The position or speed is wrongThe signal is disturbedEliminate interference for reliable grounding
The command input is incorrectCheck the upper computer instructions to ensure the output is correct
The setting of Pulse per revolution is wrongCheck the DIP switch status and correctly connect the switches
Encoder signal is abnormalReplace the motor and contact the manufacturer
The driver terminal burned upShort circuit between terminalsCheck power polarity or external short circuit
Internal resistance between terminals is too largeCheck whether there is any solder ball due to excessive addition of solder on the wire connections

Appendix A. Guarantee Clause

A.1  Warranty period: 12 months

We provide quality assurance for one year from the date of delivery and free maintenance service for our products during the warranty period.

A.1  Exclude the following

Improper connection, such as the polarity of the power supply is reversed and insert/pull the motor connection when the power supply is connected.

Beyond electrical and environmental requirements. Change the internal device without permission.

A.1  Maintenance process

For maintenance of products, please follow the procedures shown below:

  • Contact our customer service staff to get the rework
  • The written document of the drive failure phenomenon is attached to the goods, as well as the contact information and mailing methods of the Mailing address:
    Post code:

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