9/12/2010 7:32 PM | |
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Hi Senthils, The easiest way of doing this is external to the drive, do you have some kind of encoder on the output side of the belt (i.e. if it is a conveyor, there may be a proximity switch pulse counter). You can then use the PLC (assuming you have one) to sense the servo motor speed and compare this to the count of pulses from the load. If the load stops turning, but the motor still shows speed, then the belt is probably broken. The other way I can think of (but this might be quite fiddly) is to use some logic and the Comparison reached bit in Status word 1, bit 10. AttachmentVisio-Belt_Broken.pdf (294 Downloads) |
Last edited by: Graeme at: 9/12/2010 7:35 PM |
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