101- Bipolar absolute value: negative Y-axis value mapped to positive reference value
Tolerance band (parameter 560): used to expand the zero crossing range of the reference value, avoiding frequent switching of rotation direction near zero, with a range of 0.00%~25.00% and a factory value of 2.00%.
5.2 Digital input as speed sensor
The three-way digital input can be configured as an incremental speed sensor interface through parameter 493:
Mode 4- Quadruple Frequency Evaluation: Dual channel speed sensor with 4 edge evaluations per turn
Mode 104- Four fold Reverse: Speed value is reversed
Mode 1004/1104- with reference pulse: adding reference pulse for sensor monitoring
Index mark (parameter 494): range 1~8192, factory value 1024. The maximum division mark is determined by the maximum frequency limit of the digital input (150kHz).
Actual speed source selection (parameter 766): 1=speed sensor 1 (body), 2=speed sensor 2 (EM-IO-02).
5.3 Fixed frequency extension
EM-IO-02 expands the fixed frequency to 8 groups through parameter 131 (Fixed frequency change over 3):
Fixed frequency parameter FF3=0 FF3=1
Fixed frequency 5 485 0 1
Fixed frequency 6 486 1 1
Fixed frequency 7 487 1 0
Fixed frequency 8 488 0 1
Quick Reference Table for Fault Codes
Fault code description and troubleshooting suggestions
F0400 motor PTC temperature over limit inspection motor load, cooling conditions, and PTC sensor wiring
F1402 Analog Input EM-S1INA Signal Fault Check Signal Source and Wiring
F30 speed sensor 2 signal fault check sensor wiring and power supply
F31 speed sensor 2 phase loss signal check whether the A or B phase signal is lost
F32 Speed Sensor 2 Direction Error Check A/B Reverse Connection or Parameter Setting
F21nn system bus slave station fault check corresponding node status and communication link
F2200 SYNC message timeout check whether the SYNC generation of the main station is normal
F2201~03 RxPDO1-3 timeout check corresponding to the TxPDO configuration of the sending node
F2210 CAN bus BUS-OFF check for physical connections, terminal resistance, and baud rate
Bus load planning reference
System bus capacity planning is crucial for reliable communication. PDO message transmission time at different baud rates:
Baud rate (kBaud) message transmission time (μ s)
1000 140
500 280
250 560
125 1120
100 1400
50 2800
Bus load assessment criteria:
≤ 80%: Normal
80%~90%: critical
90%: unacceptable
