800-1536
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The 800-1536 component supports both the CANopen and RS232 serial communication protocols. As part of the Accelnet Series by Copley Controls, it can accommodate a maximum DC voltage input of 90 V and transmit a peak output current of 18 A. It provides enough connection ports for both digital inputs and outputs.
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Product Description:
The 800-1536 is a special drive model manufactured by Copley Controls under the Accelnet panel series. Specifically, it operates at a DC input range of 20 to 90 V, with a maximum input current of 20 A. At this input range, the drive is capable of achieving a maximum output voltage of 90 V and a peak current of 18 A. During rated conditions, however, the drive can maintain a continuous output current of 6 A. Depending on the type of motor connected, the applicable control mode may vary. In particular, Accelnet panels support different control modes for precise position, velocity, and torque control of motors during operation.
Like other Accelnet panels, the 800-1536 can establish communication via the RS232 and CANopen serial protocols. The RS232 serial protocol is ideal for short-distance applications and point-to-point communication. It usually involves two lines for transmission and reception, allowing data to flow in both ways. CANopen, on the other hand, is a type of serial protocol commonly employed for industrial and automation systems with a network of multiple devices. CANopen allows real-time control of multiple devices over a longer distance and noisier environment.
As a digital servo drive, the 800-1536 also supports different types of feedback for motor control. Some of the most common feedbacks incorporated in Accelnet panels are the Digital Quad A/B encoders, Analog cos/sin encoder, Digital Halls, Aux encoder, and brushless resolvers. Depending on the intended application, the choice for the best type of feedback may vary. In total, the 800-1536 can support up to 3 digital outputs and 12 digital inputs. To obtain a one-year product warranty for this device, buy the 800-1536 from Wake Industrial.
Frequently Asked Questions about 800-1536:
Q: What type of faults can the 800-1536 detect?
A: The 800-1536 can detect the following fault conditions: overvoltage, undervoltage, encoder fault, overtemperature (drive), overtemperature (motor), and short circuits.
Q: What type of diagnostics are present in the 800-1536?
A: The 800-1536 employs a single bi-color LED to inform the user of the current state of the drive.
Q: What does a green, slow-blinking LED mean in the 800-1536?
A: When the 800-1536’s status LED is color green and blinking slowly, it means that the drive is operational but not enabled.
Q: What does a green, fast-blinking LED mean in the 800-1536?
A: When the 800-1536’s status LED is green and blinking quickly, it means that the negative or positive limit switch is active.
Q: What causes the status LED of the 800-1536 to turn green?
A: When the 800-1536 encounters a transient or latching fault, the status LED may turn red. Specifically, when a latching fault condition occurs, the red LED blinks.
