PMAC-Pack
Getting Started
17
GETTING STARTED
Quick-Start Guide (Non-Commutated Motors)
This chapter serves as a quick-start guide to installing the PMAC-Pack and controlling motors and I/O. It
will guide the user through the point of jogging and homing motors, toggling outputs and reading inputs.
Further startup details and troubleshooting tips, including startup details for commutated motors and
stepper motors can be found in the Getting Started with PMAC section of the PMAC User's Manual.
Inspection
Unpack your PMAC-Pack. Examine the controller carefully for any signs of damage. If there is any
damage, contact Delta Tau immediately to arrange for repair. Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself
without first consulting Delta Tau factory support.
Failure to do so may void the product warranty.
Note:
All PMAC-Packs are shipped with mating screw terminal connectors and both
standard U.S. and European format power cords.
Jumper Setup
PMAC-Pack has numerous pairs of metal prongs called E-Points. The way in which these metal prongs
are either shorted together (jumpered) or left open determines the board hardware configuration. A listing
of these E-points is provided in Chapter 3. The vast majority of applications can be accomplished using
the default settings, thereby eliminating the need to open up PMACPack to customize the jumper setup.
Note:
If you must interface to a high-true amplifier enable line, set up the appropriate
jumpers before continuing. Refer to Chapter3 for disassembly and jumper setup
instructions.
Mounting
During the initial setup of the PMAC-Pack for your application, it may become necessary to open the
PMAC-Pack case to reconfigure the E-point jumpers. For this reason, it is recommended that initial
testing be performed with the unit on a clean workbench. Once correct operation has been verified, the
PMAC-Pack should be securely mounted in a suitable cabinet or enclosure using the 6 mounting holes on
the rear plate of the unit (see Figure 2-1).
Summary of Contents for PMAC Pack
Page 10: ...PMAC Pack Table of Contents vii ...
Page 11: ......
Page 16: ...PMAC Pack Overview 5 Figure 1 1 PMAC Pack Dimension ...
Page 27: ...PMAC Pack 16 Overview ...
Page 47: ...PMAC Pack 36 Getting Started ...
Page 51: ...PMAC Pack 40 Complying with European Community EMC Requirements ...
Page 53: ...PMAC Pack 42 PMACPack Custom Configuration Figure 4 1 PMAC Pack Disassembly ...
Page 70: ...PMAC Pack PMACPack Custom Configuration 59 Figure 4 4 PMAC Pack Assembly ...
Page 91: ...PMAC Pack 80 Circuit Diagrams Figure 7 2 Basic PMAC Pack Wiring Diagram ...
Page 92: ...PMAC Pack Circuit Diagrams Figure 7 3 PMAC Pack with Accessory 8D Option 2 Wiring Diagram ...
Page 93: ...PMAC Pack 82 Circuit Diagrams Figure 7 4 PMAC Pack with Accessory 8D Option 4A Wiring Diagram ...
Page 94: ...PMAC Pack Circuit Diagrams Figure 7 5 PMAC Pack with Option 9L Wiring Diagram ...
Page 95: ...PMAC Pack 84 Circuit Diagrams Figure 7 6 PMAC Pack with Accessory 28A Wiring Diagram ...
Page 96: ...PMAC Pack Circuit Diagrams Figure 7 7 PMAC Pack with Accessory 39 Wiring Diagram ...
Page 97: ...PMAC Pack 86 Circuit Diagrams ...
Page 98: ...PMAC Pack Circuit Diagrams 87 ...
Page 99: ...PMAC Pack 88 Circuit Diagrams ...
Page 100: ...PMAC Pack Circuit Diagrams 89 ...
Page 101: ...PMAC Pack 90 Circuit Diagrams ...
Page 103: ...92 Acc 24E Acc 24EXP Expansion XP Pack Figure 8 1 Expansion Pack Installation ...
Page 106: ...PMAC Pack Acc 24E Acc 24EXP Expansion XP Pack 95 Figure 8 3 PMAC Pack Assembly ...
Page 109: ...98 Acc 24E Acc 24EXP Expansion XP Pack ...