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maher
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Lenze Inverter 9300 Servo Drive Help

07/26/2009 3:15 PM

Hi all it is a first time for me to make application by the lenze drive type ( EVS 9325 - ES ) i was trying to find any one to support me or ( illustrate ) for me the function blocks in other sites but i didn't find so i hope to solve my problem here in this forum i make application by using this drive but i am dividing the project into some steps: the description of the application is the motor will drive apart called ( knife ) and move it to the right and left continuously , according to the two proximities ( right one is beginning sensor & the left is the ending sensor ) by the determined speed. and also i will use plc s7 300 _ the first: i want to make a homing ( referencing ) to the motor but by the drive because i find the ref block in the gdc but i want to understand ( in the MCTRL BLOCK what do the applicable meaning of[ PHI-ACT & PHI-ANG ] best regards maher
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Re: Lenze Inverter 9300 Servo Drive Help

07/26/2009 11:15 PM

Hi

It sounds like you have a pretty good idea of what you want but would like someone to provide the Lenze expertise to design it.

While you may find someone on the forum to answer this, I would suggest that you contact your local Lenze distributor. They usually have staff that do this stuff all the time - and they know the VFD capabilities.

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Re: Lenze Inverter 9300 Servo Drive Help

07/29/2009 4:32 PM

Hi thank you for suggestion , but the supporting from the lenze site is not useful for me , and up to now no one is helping me i will wait the response from members best regards MAHER
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Re: Lenze Inverter 9300 Servo Drive Help

07/31/2009 12:57 AM

help me i am in bad need of replying on my thread please maher
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vinny_galbo
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Re: Lenze Inverter 9300 Servo Drive Help

08/14/2009 6:39 PM

What time zone are you in?

http://www.ctiautomation.net/Lenze-Drives-Motors.htm

These guys helped me out few times when I had Lenze / AC Tech questions. Give their tech support people a call. I think they are in central or mountain time zone.
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Re: Lenze Inverter 9300 Servo Drive Help

01/07/2013 12:32 PM

It is late but I could help you on this application.

What I understood from here is that you would make =this application with 9325-ES but you will need to write a program on PLC as well. If you havent chose the driver yet, go for 9325-ep.

This is called position servo. There are 32 pages on EP servo to make your program easier. You can set the digital inputs as a home home switches and limit switches as well. You can complate all those setting and the steps in positioning in 10 minutes.

If you have any questions, you can write in here
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brandoncosta
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01/25/2013 6:38 PM

http://www.ctiautomation.net/Lenze-Servo-Drives.htm

This page has all current Lenze servos listed. Take a look at the i700 series.
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