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1.       The P1 connector is used to connect the Compact MACRO Station to 4 channels of servo amps  flags  and    encoders                    24    ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    Accessory 2E       TB1  4 Point Terminal Block              Pin   Symbol             1 GND Common Reference Voltage  2  5V Input Positive Supply Voltage Supplies all digital circuits  3  15V Input Positive Supply Voltage  12V to  15V  required for    Opt 1B  Opt 4  can be used  for flag power  4  15V Input Positive Supply Voltage  12V to  15V  required for  Opt 1B  Opt 4  can be used  for flag power                                     Connection Side Power Connector  4 Leeeoe  1 4 point terminal block    TB2  4 Pin Terminal Block        This terminal block provides the output for the Compact MACRO Station   s watchdog timer relay  both  normally open and normally closed contacts           Normally closed    V or OV   Normally open    V or OV  Note  The  normally closed  relay contact is open while the Compact MACRO Station s operating  properly    it has power and the watchdog timer is not tripped    and closed when the Compact MACRO  Station is not operating properly    either it has lost power or the watchdog timer has tripped  The   normally open  relay contact is closed while Compact MACRO Station is operating properly  and open                when the Compact MACRO Station is not operating properly              Connection Side Power Connector  4 Leeeoe  1 4 point termina
2.   OVERVIEW          The ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board provides two or four channels of PMAC2 style servo interface  circuitry for UMAC Turbo and Ultralite  MACRO Station controllers  The ACC 2E is part of the UMAC  or MACRO Stack family of expansion cards and these accessory cards are designed to plug into an  industrial 3U rack system  The information from these accessories is passed directly to either the UMAC  or MACRO Station CPU via the high speed JEXP expansion bus     Up to two ACC 2E boards can be connected to one UMAC  providing up to 8 channels of servo interface  circuitry for either the UMAC Turbo or UMAC MACRO systems     The ACC 2E board contains no processor  it has 1 highly integrated 4 channel PMAC2 style    Servo IC     with the buffering circuitry and connectors around them  The ACC 2E stacks into either the 3U Turbo  PMAC or the MACRO CPU cards  and uses one slot in the rack     The ACC 2E provides four channels of PMAC2 style digital servo interface through two 100 pin high   density JMACH connectors  breakout supported through PMAC2 style ACC 8 boards  sine wave drives  can be supported through ACC 8E   Up to two ACC 2E boards are permitted in a Compact MACRO  Station configuration     With ACC 2E option A  the on board 4 channels of analog output  4 sets of flag isolation  and PMAC 1    style interface through 96 pin DIN connector  Pinout like PMAC 1  VME  breakout supported through  ACC 8D or ACC 8P with Option V cable        Note  The ACC 2E was not des
3.  i  EEN ENEE di davies E alle an 8  Direct PWM Mode  for MA CRO srice ganedueneyeeiy ce Eeer EENEG ed  amp   DAG Ouiput Mode for MACRO EE 8  PEM Output Mode for MACRO mariane n e E EREI N E E NER 9   ENCODER LOSS FEATURE            cscsssssssssssscssssssescssssessssnesscsncesossssssssssssesssssessesssssessossssonsssssessssnesenssoss 10  Principle of Operations seess SES ai ee din eet aslo adeeb eka  10  UMAC Turbo Encoder Loss Detecpon cies cseecseeseeesecseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesaecsaecaecaecaecaaecaeesaeseaeeeaeees 11  MACRO Station Encoder Loss Detectton  ei cec cee eseceecseecneeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeseceaecsaecaecsaecaaecaeecaeeaeeaaeees 11   ACC 2E 4 AXIS PIGGYBACK BOARD CONNECTOR DESCRIPTION   0         cssesssssssssssnsscesoseseees 14  J1 J3  SEXP_A   JEXP_C   For Interboard Connecton   14  J4  IMACHI1 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description           cceeeseeseeseeneeeecneeeeeneeees 14  J5  IMACH2 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description           cceeeseecseseeneeeecneeeeeneeees 18  P1 SMACH ANA  PMAC 1  Style Axis Interface Connector Descrnptpon  22   PI JIMAGH ANA  96 Pin Header  s cccsacesescoacestiesisaciacveciviasssesesasseadoteedandesactesdatentesssdad  oieddensoaddessacee vents 22  TB   4 Poimt  Terminal Bl  cken ee ea ea EEE EE EE REEERE acne  25  TB2  4 Pin Terminal Block   ui uEee  ee Ee acdeccaese pad boaact aces soteds EEE cident EAA EEEE geg 25       Table of Contents    Accessory 2E          Table of Contents    Accessory 2E     
4.  settings for direct DAC outputs are shown below                                               Channel Setting Channel Setting  1 MS0 MI916 3 5 MS8 MI916 3  2 MS1 MI916 3 6 MS9 MI916 3  3 MS4 MI916 3 7 MS12 MI916 3  4 MS5 MI916 3 8 MS13 MI916 3                   ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers 9    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       ENCODER LOSS FEATURE          Many newer PMAC and UMAC systems have dedicated circuitry for the detection of the loss of  incremental encoder feedback  However  there is presently no dedicated firmware function to take action  when loss of encoder is detected     Principle of Operation       The encoder loss detection circuitry works only for differential incremental encoders  In proper  operation  the digital states of the complementary inputs for a channel  e g  A and A   should always be  opposite  when one is high  the other is low  If for some reason  such as a cable connection coming  undone  one or more of the signal lines is no longer driven  pull up resistors on the input line pull and  hold the signal high     The encoder loss detection circuitry uses    exclusive or     XOR  gates on each complementary pair to  detect whether the signals are in the same or opposite states  These results are combined to produce a  single    encoder loss    status bit that the processor can read     In order to enable this function  the socketed resistor packs for the encoder must be reversed from their  factory default setting so that the complem
5.  true AENA1 signal on P1   Jump pins 1 and 2 for low true AENA1 signal on P1     E17B  AENA2 Polarity Select  Option A only   Remove jumper for high true AENA2 signal on P1   Jump pins 1 and 2 for low true AENA2 signal on P1     E17C  AENA3 Polarity Select  Option A only   Remove jumper for high true AENA3 signal on P1   Jump pins 1 and 2 for low true AENA3 signal on P1     E17D  AENA4 Polarity Select  Option A only   Remove jumper for high true AENA4 signal on P1   Jump pins 1 and 2 for low true AENA4 signal on P1     E87  Flag Return Voltage Control  Option A only     Remove jumper to separate FRET from signal common  GND  on board   Must supply  external FRET   12V to  24V for sinking flag drivers     Jump pins 1 and 2 to tie FRET to signal common on board   Must tie E90 1 2 and use  sourcing flag drivers        ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       E90  Flag Return Source Control  Option A only   Jump pins 1 and 2 to use FRET or GND  see E87  as flag return voltage   Jump pins 2 and 3 to use analog A 15V supply as flag return voltage    Must use sinking flag drivers     E101  AENA EQU Sinking Sourcing Output Select  Option A only   CAUTION     Wrong jumper setting will damage IC           Jump pins 1 and 2 for ULN2803A sinking driver IC in U2 for AENA  amp  EQU   Jump pins 2 and 3 for UDN2981A sourcing driver IC in U2 for AENA  amp  EQU     E102  AENA EQU Sinking Sourcing Output Select  Option A only     CAUTION   Wrong jumper setti
6. 0 pin male box header with center key  0 050  pitch  AMP part   1 04068 7   Delta Tau part   014 00100 FPB                       ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    17    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       J5  JMACH2 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description                   ring     O  COJN  AD  Nn  AJY    ele      Ka    Symbol Function Description Notes    external supply  external supply      GND   Common _  Reference Voltage     Also pulse input  Also pulse input  Also direction input  Also direction input  Index channel  Index channel    CHU3 Input Channel 3 U Flag Hall Effect  Fault Code  or  SUB count   CHV3 Input Channel 3 V Flag Hall Effect  Fault Code  or  SUB count  SUB count    CHT3 Channel 3 T Flag Fault Code  or sub count    USER3 General Purpose User Flag Hardware capture flag  or sub   count    Hardware capture flag  Hardware capture flag  Hardware capture flag  For loss of Acc supply voltage  Low is PMAC watchdog fault    SCLK34  Input Output   Encoder Sample Clock Direction controlled by  PMAC2 jumper    SCLK34  Input Output   Encoder Sample Clock Direction controlled by  PMAC2 jumper    Programmable frequency  Programmable frequency  Programmable sequence  Programmable sequence  MSB first   MSB first   MSB first   MSB first   High is enable   Low is enable  Programmable polarity    FAULT3  Input Amplifier Fault Programmable polarity                   18    ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    Accessor
7. A ACC 8E or ACC 8A                      Channels Setting Channels Setting  1 4 17005  7FFFOO 1 4 17005  7FFFCO  5 8 17105  7FFFO0 5 8 17105  7FFFCO                         ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers          ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       PFM Output Mode for UMAC Turbo   To setup Direct PWM outputs the user will set  7mn6 equal to two or three  DAC outputs would  typically be used with the Delta Tau ACC 8S  The PMAC2 gate array on the ACC 2E would put the C  output into PFM mode  Typical settings for direct DAC outputs are shown below                                                     Channel Setting Channel Setting  1 17016 3 3 17116 3  2 17026 3 6 17126 3  3 17036 3 7 17136 3  4 17046 3 8 17146 3  MACRO Outputs       To setup the output mode for the MACRO the user must set MSn MI916 to the proper value  The Gate  Array on the ACC 2E has three outputs per channel as shown below                                                  MI916 A B C   Setting Output Output Output   MI916 0 PWM PWM PWM   MI916 1 DAC DAC PWM   MI916 2 PWM PWM PFM   MI916 3 DAC DAC PFM  Direct PWM Mode for MACRO  To setup Direct PWM outputs the user will set MI916 equal to zero  Direct PWM outputs would    typically be used with the Delta Tau ACC 8F  The PMAC 2 gate array on the ACC 2E would put the A   B  and C outputs into PWM mode  Typical settings for direct PWM outputs are shown below                                Channel Setting Channel Setting  1 MS0 MI916 0 5 MS8 MI916 0  2 MS1 M
8. Direction controlled by  73 Programmable frequency  74 Programmable frequency  75 Programmable sequence  76 Programmable sequence  77 MSB first  78 MSB first  79 MSB first  80 MSB first  81 High is enable  82 Low is enable  83 Programmable polarity  84 Programmable polarity  DAC_CLK2  Clock control  86 PWMATOP2  Output Phase A Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  87 PWMABOT2  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or Programmable function  88 PWMABOT 2  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or Programmable function  89 PWMBTOP2  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  90 PWMBTOP2  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  91 PWMBBOT2  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or Programmable function  92 PWMBBOT 2  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or Programmable function  DAC2B  DAC B Serial Data control  16 ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    Accessory 2E       J4  JMACH1 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description   Cont               Pin  Symbol Function Description Notes    DIR2  Direction control  DIR2  Direction control  PULSE2  PFM Pulse control  PULSE2  PFM Pulse control    E    97 GND   98 GND   99  5V Output Input    5V Power For external circuit or from  100      SV Output Input    5V Power For external circuit or from  external supply    The JMACH1 connector provides the interface pins for channels 1 and 2  It is usually connected to a  breakout board  such as one of the ACC 8x family of boards  or an application specific interface board   Connector  10
9. Encoder A Channel Positive  Al4 CHA2  Input Encoder A Channel Negative   Do not ground if not used  Al5 DAC4 Output Analog Out Positive 4    10V to GND  A16 DAC4  Output Analog Out Negative 4    10V to GND  A17 AENA4 DIR4 Output AMP ENA DIR  4 Jumperable polarity  E17D   AIS FAULT4 Input AMP Fault 4 Programmable polarity  A19 MLIM4    Input Negative End Limit 4 Failsafe high true  A20 PLIM4    Input Positive End Limit 4 Failsafe high true  A21 HMFL4 Input Home Flag 4 Programmable polarity  A22 DAC2 Output Analog Out Pos  2    10V TO GND  A23 DACH Output Analog Out Neg  2    10V TO GND  A24 AENA2 DIR2 Output AMP ENA DIR  2 Jumperable polarity  E17B   A25 FAULT2 Input AMP Fault 2 Programmable polarity  A26 MLIM2    Input Negative End Limit 2 Failsafe high true  A27 PLIM2    Input Positive End Limit 2 Failsafe high true  A28 HMFL2 Input Home Flag 2 Programmable polarity  A29 FRET RETURN Flag Return See E87  E90  A30 A 15V INPUT Analog  15V Supply  A31 GND COMMON Digital Common  A32  5V  OUTPUT  5V Power For encoders   22 ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions          Accessory 2E                                                                                                                                     P1 JMACH ANA Vid L  lSielslststsieteisisteiststetsietets   96 Pin Header  ee EES ale Eeler Lake   Continued Front View  Pin   Symbol Function Description Notes  BOl  5V  Output  5V Power For encoders  B02 GND Common Digital Common  B03 DIR1  Output PFM Dir
10. I916 0 6 MS9 MI916 0  3 MS4 MI916 0 7 MS12 MI916 0  4 MS5 MI916 0 8 MS13 MI916 0                         DAC Output Mode for MACRO   To setup Direct PWM outputs the user will set M1916 equal to one or three  DAC outputs would  typically be used with the ACC 2E Option 1A or the Delta Tau ACC 8A or ACC 8E  The PMAC2 gate  array on the ACC 2E would put the A and B outputs into DAC mode  Typical settings for direct DAC  outputs are shown below                                Channel Setting Channel Setting  1 MS0 MI916 3 5 MS8 MI916 3  2 MS1 MI916 3 6 MS9 MI916 3  3 MS4 MI916 3 7 MS12 MI916 3  4 MS5 MI916 3 8 MS13 MI916 3                      ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers          Accessory 2E       Depending on the type of interface card the user is using for their DAC ouputs  the DAC strobe word  might have to be modified for proper operation  The DAC Strobe word must set to  7FFFOO for 16 bit  DACs on the ACC 1E option 1A  default  and it must be set to  7FFFCO for 18 bit operation if used with  the ACC 8E or ACC 8A                       ACC 2E Option 1A ACC 8E or ACC 8A   Channels Setting Channels Setting  1 4 MS0 MI905  7FFF00 1 4 MS0 MI905  7FFFC0  5 8 MS0 MI909  7FFF00 5 8 MS0 MI909  7FFFC0                            PFM Output Mode for MACRO    To setup Direct PWM outputs the user will set MI916 equal to two or three  DAC outputs would  typically be used with the Delta Tau ACC 8S  The PMAC 2 gate array on the ACC 2E would put the C  output into PFM mode  Typical
11. USER MANUAL    ACCESSORY 2E            A  DELTA TAU    Ny Data Systems  Inc     NEW IDEAS IN MOTION    Single Source Machine Control Power    Flexibility    Ease of Use  21314 Lassen Street Chatsworth  CA 91311    Tel   818  998 2095 Fax   818  998 7807    www deltatau com    Copyright Information     2003 Delta Tau Data Systems  Inc  All rights reserved     This document is furnished for the customers of Delta Tau Data Systems  Inc  Other uses are  unauthorized without written permission of Delta Tau Data Systems  Inc  Information contained  in this manual may be updated from time to time due to product improvements  etc   and may not  conform in every respect to former issues     To report errors or inconsistencies  call or email     Delta Tau Data Systems  Inc  Technical Support  Phone   818  717 5656  Fax   818  998 7807    Email  support  deltatau com  Website  http   Awww deltatau com       Operating Conditions    All Delta Tau Data Systems  Inc  motion controller products  accessories  and amplifiers contain  static sensitive components that can be damaged by incorrect handling  When installing or  handling Delta Tau Data Systems  Inc  products  avoid contact with highly insulated materials   Only qualified personnel should be allowed to handle this equipment     In the case of industrial applications  we expect our products to be protected from hazardous or  conductive materials and or environments that could cause harm to the controller by damaging  components or cau
12. an encoder loss on encoder 1 or 5    if P802 1  we have an encoder loss on encoder 2 or 6    if P803 1  we have an encoder loss on encoder 3 or 7    if P804 1  we have an encoder loss on encoder 4 or 8    When a loss of encoder is detected  the MACRO Station will display an    E           12    ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers    Accessory 2E          ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers    13    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       ACC 2E 4 AXIS PIGGYBACK BOARD CONNECTOR  DESCRIPTION          J1 J3  JEXP_A   JEXP_C   For Interboard Connection         Consult factory if pinout information needed    J4  JMACH1 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description    Pin  Symbol Function  Description Notes    1  5V Output Input    5V Power For external circuit or from  external supply             2  5V Output Input    5V Power For external circuit or from   3   4   5 Also pulse input   6 Also pulse input   7 Also direction input   8 Also direction input   9 Index channel   10 Index channel   11 CHUI1 Input Channel 1 U Flag Hall Effect  Fault Code  or  sub count    sub count  sub count    14 CHT1 Channel 1 T Flag Fault Code  or sub count    15 USER1 Input General Purpose User Flag Hardware capture flag  or  sub count    16 PLIM1 Positive Overtravel Limit Hardware capture flag  17 MLIM1 Negative Overtravel Limit Hardware capture flag    18 Hardware capture flag   19 ACCFLT1 Input Accessory Fault Flag For loss of ACC supply   20 WDO  Output Watchdog Output Low is PMAC wat
13. ce  To monitor the encoder loss  the user must query the    MI4 variable either in a PLC or with online commands  When any axis has an encoder loss  then bit 5 of  MSn MT4 is set to 1  The encoder which failed can be determined by reading bits 8 through 11                                                           MSn  MI4   Bit    Fault Notes   0 CPU Fault   1 Ring Communications Error   2 Ring Break Detected   3 Station Fault   4 Ring Fault   5 Encoder Loss Fault   6 Amplifier Fault   7 Ring Break Notification   Received   8 Encoder 1 or 5 Loss Fault   9 Encoder 2 or 6 Loss Fault   10 Encoder 3 or 7 Loss Fault   11 Encoder 4 or 8 Loss Fault   12 Ring Active   13 Multiplexer Port Parity Error   From ACC 34 board with parity   checking   13 23  Reserved for future use                       Example    a  MSO  MI7 1        b  Read MSO  MI4    senable encoder loss detection    To process the data in a PLC or online the user could do the following     MSR  MI4  P1000      copies value of MI4 into P1000       ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers    Il    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       To Read bit 5 of MSO  MI4    P800 P     L000 amp  0020  20    To Read bit 8 of MSO  MI4    P801 P     1000 amp  0100  100    To Read bit 9 of MSO  MI4    P802 P     1000 amp  0200  200    To Read bit 10 of MSO  MI4    P803 P     1000 amp  0400  400    To Read bit 11 of MSO  MI4    P804 P        L000 amp  0800  800    if P800 1  we have an encoder loss at the MACRO Station    if P801 1  we have 
14. chdog  fault    PMAC2 jumper  PMAC2 jumper       23 Programmable frequency  24 Programmable frequency  25 Programmable sequence  26 Programmable sequence  27 MSB first  28 ADC_DAAI  Input Channel A ADC Serial Data MSB first                      14 ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    Accessory 2E       J4  JMACH1 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description     Cont            Pin  Symbol Function Description    29  30  31  32  33  34    35 PWMATOPI1  Output Phase A Top CMD or DAC  ec  36 PWMATOPI  Output Phase A Top CMD or DAC  er   OM  Gag TRONS  37 PWMABOTI  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or DAC  acia   ON  Sa bag ON    38 PWMABOTI  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or DAC  ET OM fasera paa n PN    39 PWMBTOP1  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC  acsm TJ  40 PWMBTOPI  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC  es ls  41 PWMBBOTI  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or DAC  ET OM Sata    42 PWMBBOTI  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or DAC  Dacs   OM fasea paa oa    43 PWMCTOP1  Output Phase B Top CMD or PFM  im   DT Dion    44 PWMCTOPI  Output Phase B Top CMD or PFM  Mme   Dion    45 PWMCBOTI  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or PFM  see   ON  pug SPN PN    46 PWMCBOTI  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or PFM  Praise   OM e  47       i  GND    Output Input   5V Power    53   GND   Common _  Reference Voltage    54  55  56  57  58  59    60 CHC2  Input Encoder 2 Neg  C Channel          Notes  MSB first  MSB first  High is enable  Low is enable  Programmable polarity  Programmable polarity  Programmable 
15. d on the CPU Interface Board and can be used here even if  the 2 axis board is not present  Software setup of the MACRO Station should then be as if the 2 axis  board was present     2  The encoder inputs here provide connections that are normally brought in on the 2 axis piggyback board   These signals are processed on the CPU Interface Board  They can be brought in here only if jumper E2  on this board is ON  and no 2 axis board is present     3  The ACC 28B interface provided here provides connections that are normally made on the 2 axis  piggyback board  These signals are processed on the CPU Interface Board  The connection can be  made here only if jumper E3 on this board is OFF  and no 2 axis board is present                          ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board             P1 JMACH ANA   96 Pin Header              Caz Oo Oe GAS Gallais AC  1 C 1 CH  Gelle leleleieieiekeleielielets i i  AM  OOOD OOG                                                                                                                Continued Front View  Pin    Symbol  C01  5V   C02 GND  C03 CHC3  C04 CHC3   C05 CHB3  C06 CHB3   C07 CHA3  C08 CHA3   C09 CHC1  C10 CHC1   Cll CHB1  C12 CHB1   C13 CHAI  C14 CHA1   C15 DAC3  C16 DAC3   C17 AENA3 DIR3  C18 FAULT3  C19 MLIM3     C20 PLIM3     C21 HMFL3  C22 DACI  C23 DACI1   C24 AENA1 DIR1  C25 FAULT1  C26 MLIM1     C27 PLIM1     C28 HMFL1  C29 FEFCO   C30 A 15V  C31 GND  C32  5V              
16. e  or  64 Fault Code  or sub count  65 USER4 Input General Purpose User Flag Hardware capture flag  or  66 Hardware capture flag  67 Hardware capture flag  68 Hardware capture flag  69 ACCFLT4 Input Accessory Fault Flag For loss of Acc supply  70 Low is PMAC watchdog fault  71 SCLK34  Input Output   Encoder Sample Clock Direction controlled by  72 SCLK34  Input Output   Encoder Sample Clock Direction controlled by  73 Programmable frequency  74 Programmable frequency  75 Programmable sequence  76 Programmable sequence  77 MSB first  78 MSB first  79 MSB first  80 MSB first  81 High is enable  82 Low is enable  83 Programmable polarity  84 Programmable polarity  DAC_CLK4  Clock control  DAC_CLK4  Clock control  87 PWMABOT4  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or Programmable function  88 PWMABOT4  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or Programmable function  89 PWMBTOP4  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  90 PWMBTOP4  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  91 PWMBBOT4  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or Programmable function  DAC4B  DAC B Serial Data control  20 ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    Accessory 2E       J5  JMACH2 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description   Cont                  Pin  Symbol Function Description Notes  DAC4B  DAC B Serial Data control  DIR4  Direction control  DIR4  Direction control  PULSE4  PFM Pulse control  PULSE4  PFM Pulse control    E    97 GND   98 GND   99  5V Output Input    5V Power For external c
17. ection  1   B04 DIRI  Output DEM Direction  1   B05 PULI  Output PFM Pulse d   B06 PUL1  Output DEM Pulse  1   B07 USER1  Input  BOS DIR2  Output DEM Direction  1   B09 DIR2  Output PFM Direction  1   B10 PUL2  Output PFM Pulse d   B11 PUL2  Output PFM Pulse d   B12 USER2  Input User Capture Flag  B13 HWA1  Input Supp  Encoder A Ch   2   B14 HWA I  Input Supp  Encoder A Ch   2   B15 HWB1  Input Supp  Encoder B Ch   2   B16 HWBI  Input Supp  Encoder B Ch   2   B17 HWA2  Input Supp  Encoder A Ch   2   B18 HWA2  Input Supp  Encoder A Ch   2   B19 HWB2  Input Supp  Encoder B Ch   2   B20 HWB2  Input Supp  Encoder B Ch   2   B21 EQUI Output Position Compare Flag Programmable polarity  B22 EQU2 Output Position Compare Flag Programmable polarity  B23 EQU3 Output Position Compare Flag Programmable polarity  B24 EQU4 Output Position Compare Flag Programmable polarity  B25 DCLK Output A D Converter Clock For Acc 28B  3   B26 CNVRT Output A D Converter Strobe For Acc 28B  3   B27 ADCI1 Input ADC Serial Data For Acc 28B  3   B28 ADC2 Input ADC Serial Data For Acc 28B  3   B29 ADC3 Output ADC Serial Data For Acc 28B  3   B30 ADC4 Input ADC Serial Data For Acc 28B  3   B31 GND Common Digital Common  B32  5V  Output  5V Power   The    B    row of P1 on the 4 axis piggyback board brings out extra signals for alternate connection of some   signals    1  The pulse and direction outputs here provide outputs that are normally brought out on the 2 axis  piggyback board  These signals are generate
18. entary encoder lines A   B   and C  are pulled up to 5V instead  of pulled to 2 5V  The resistor packs to be reversed are RP28  RP29  RP30  and RP31     RP30     Channel 1  RP31     Channel 2  RP28     Channel 3  RP29     Channel 4    The resistor packs are located near the JMACH connectors on the ACC 2E and the ACC 1E as shown in  the diagram below     SLEG  1poppococleconrconponpcooroppnpg    DO    ooo000  D00000       10 ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers    Accessory 2E       UMAC Turbo Encoder Loss Detection       ACC 2E Discrete On board Logic with UMAC Turbo CPU                                        Channel Resistor Status Bit Status Bit Bit Error State  Pack Address     Name     1 RP30 Y  078403 8 CTRLO 0  2 RP31 Y  078403 9 CTRL1 0  3 RP28 Y  078403 10 CTRL2 0  4 RP29 Y  078403 11 CTRL3 0                   Note    These addresses are shared by both ACC 2E boards that can be in a system  and  the first two are shared with any ACC 1E in the system        To detect the errors with the UMAC Turbo system the user must read the status bit registers described in    the table above     MACRO Station Encoder Loss Detection       To detect the encoder loss with the MACRO Station  the user must set M  n  MI7 1 and monitor the  encoder error detection bit at the MACRO Station  To monitor the status of the encoder error detection    bit  the user must monitor MSn MI4  MSn MI4 monitors several important MACRO Station status bits    as described in the MACRO Software referen
19. function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control  Programmable function  control    For external circuit or from  external supply  For external circuit or from  external supply  For external circuit or from  external supply  For external circuit or from  external supply    Also Pulse input  Also Pulse input  Also direction input  Also direction input  Index channel  Index channel                   ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    15    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       J4  JMACH1 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description                                Cont    Pin  Symbol Function Description Notes  61 CHU2 Input Channel 2 U Flag Hall Effect  Fault Code  or  62 CHV2 Input Channel 2 V Flag Hall EFFECT  Fault Code  or  63 CHW2 Input Channel 2 W Flag Hall EFFECT  Fault Code  or  64 Fault Code  or sub count  65 USER2 Input General Purpose User Flag Hardware capture flag  or  66 Hardware capture flag  67 Hardware capture flag  68 Hardware capture flag  69 ACCFLT2 Input Accessory Fault Flag For loss of Acc supply  70 Low is PMAC watchdog fault  71 SCLK12  Input Output   Encoder Sample Clock Direction controlled by  72 SCLK12  Input Output   Encoder Sample Clock 
20. has three outputs per channel as shown below                                                           I7mn6 A Output B Output C Output  Setting  I7mn6 0 PWM PWM PWM  I7mn6 1 DAC DAC PWM  I7mn6 2 PWM PWM PFM  I7mn6 3 DAC DAC PFM  Direct PWM Mode for UMAC Turbo  To setup Direct PWM outputs the user will set I7mn6 equal to zero  Direct PWM outputs would typically    be used with the Delta Tau ACC 8F  The PMAC2 gate array on the ACC 2E would put the A  B  and C    outputs into PWM mode  Typical settings for direct PWM outputs are shown below                             Channel Setting Channel Setting  1 17016 0 5 17116 0  2 17026 0 6 17126 0  3 17036 0 7 17136 0  4 17046 0 8 17146 0                      DAC Output Mode for UMAC Turbo          To setup Direct PWM outputs the user will set I 7mn6 equal to one or three  DAC outputs would typically  be used with the ACC 2E Option 1A or the Delta Tau ACC 8A or ACC 8E  The PMAC2 gate array on  the ACC 2E would put the A and B outputs into DAC mode  Typical settings for direct DAC outputs are  shown below                       Channel Setting Channel Setting  1 17016 3 5 17116 3  2 17026 3 6 17126 3  3 17036 3 7 17136 3  4 17046 3 8 17146 3                                  When used with the ACC 2E Option1A the user must modify the DAC strobe word for proper  operation  The DAC Strobe word must set to  7FFFO for 16 bit DACs on the ACC 2E option 1A  The  default setting for the DAC Strobe word is for 18 bit operation     ACC 2E Option 1
21. igned to plug into the Delta Tau UBUS Systems       Features       The ACC 2E board can be used with any UMAC or MACRO Station CPU  interfacing through the stack  JEXP connector     The ACC 2E supports a wide variety of servo and stepper interfaces     Analog    10V velocity commands  Analog    10V torque commands  Sinusoidal analog    10V phase current commands    Direct PWM phase current commands    Pulse and direction commands    Power Requirements             5V 12V   12V  other 24V etc   750mA 400mA 400mA N A    with option 1A                                        Overview 1    Accessory 2E          Overview    Accessory 2E       CONNECTOR SUMMARY          ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board       J1   SEXP_A  40 pin header for connection to piggyback board s   J2   JEXP_B  40 pin header for connection to piggyback board s   J3   JEXP_C  28 pin header for connection to piggyback board s     J4   SMACH1_DIG  100 pin high density connector for 2 axis servo connection  Channels 1  amp  2  to  PMAC2 style ACC 8x breakout boards or equivalent    J5   IMACH2_DIG  100 pin high density connector for 2 axis servo connection  Channels 3  amp  4  to  PMAC2 style ACC 8x breakout boards or equivalent    P1  SMACH_ANA  96 pin DIN connector for servo connection to PMAC 1  style ACC 8D  P breakout  boards or equivalent  Only present if Option A ordered     TB1   JWDO   4 point terminal block for output of watchdog timer hard contact relay        Connector Summary 3    ACC 2E Axis Expansio
22. ircuit or from  100      SV Output Input    5V Power For external circuit or from  external supply    The JMACH2 connector provides the interface pins for channels 3 and 4  It is usually connected to a  breakout board  such as one of the ACC 8x family of boards  or an application specific interface board   Connector  100 pin male box header with center key  0 050  pitch  AMP part   1 04068 7   Delta Tau part   014 00100 FPB                    ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    21    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       P1  JMACH ANA  PMAC 1  Style Axis Interface    Connector Description                                                                                                                                                 P1 JMACH    ANA  96 Pin   Header  Si   Pin   Symbol Function Description Notes  AO   5V  Output  5V Power For encoders  A02 GND Common Digital Common  A03 CHC4 Input Encoder C Channel Positive  A04 CHC4  Input Encoder C Channel Negative   Do not ground if not used  A05 CHB4 Input Encoder B Channel Positive  A06 CHB4  Input Encoder B Channel Negative   Do not ground if not used  A07 CHA4 Input Encoder A Channel Positive  A08 CHA4  Input Encoder A Channel Negative   Do not ground if not used  A09 CHC2 Input Encoder C Channel Positive  A10 CHC2  Input Encoder C Channel Negative   Do not ground if not used  All CHB2 Input Encoder B Channel Positive  A12 CHB2  Input Encoder B Channel Negative   Do not ground if not used  A13 CHA2 Input 
23. l block       ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    25    
24. n Board          Connector Summary    Accessory 2E       ACC 2E FOUR AXIS PIGGYBACK BOARD JUMPERS          E1  Channel Select  Jump pins 1 and 2 to select board as Channels 1 4   Jump pins 2 and 3 to select board as Channels 5 8       Note     If two four axis piggyback boards are used on a Compact MACRO Station  they  must have different settings of this jumper        E2  Handwheel Input Source Select  Remove jumper to permit handwheel encoder inputs on P1 B row of this board   Jump pins 1 and 2 to permit use of encoder inputs from 2 axis board     E3  Serial ADC Data Source Select  Remove jumper to permit use of ADC serial inputs from 2 axis board   Jump pins 1 and 2 to permit use of ADC serial inputs on P1 B row     E4  Channel 1 Flag Source Select  Jump pins 1 and 2 to use input flags from J4 PMAC2 style connector   Jump pins 2 and 3 to use input flags from P1 PMAC 1  style connector     E5  Channel 2 Flag Source Select  Jump pins 1 and 2 to use input flags from J4 PMAC2 style connector   Jump pins 2 and 3 to use input flags from P1 PMAC 1  style connector     E6  Channel 3 Flag Source Select  Jump pins 1 and 2 to use input flags from J4 PMAC2 style connector   Jump pins 2 and 3 to use input flags from P1 PMAC 1  style connector     E7  Channel 4 Flag Source Select  Jump pins 1 and 2 to use input flags from J4 PMAC2 style connector   Jump pins 2 and 3 to use input flags from P1 PMAC 1  style connector     E17A  AENAI Polarity Select  Option A only   Remove jumper for high
25. ng will damage IC           Jump pins 1 and 2 for ULN2803A sinking driver IC in U2 for AENA  amp  EQU   Jump pins 2 and 3 for UDN2981A sourcing driver IC in U2 for AENA  amp  EQU     E111  Channel 1 Output Signal Disable Control  Jump pins 1 and 2 to tri state digital command output signals on amplifier disable   Remove jumper to leave active zero value digital command output signals on amplifier disable     E112  Channel 2 Output Signal Disable Control  Jump pins 1 and 2 to tri state digital command output signals on amplifier disable   Remove jumper to leave active zero value digital command output signals on amplifier disable     E113  Channel 3 Output Signal Disable Control  Jump pins 1 and 2 to tri state digital command output signals on amplifier disable   Remove jumper to leave active zero value digital command output signals on amplifier disable     E114  Channel 4 Output Signal Disable Control  Jump pins 1 and 2 to tri state digital command output signals on amplifier disable   Remove jumper to leave active zero value digital command output signals on amplifier disable        6 ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Jumpers    Accessory 2E       ACC 2E OUTPUT MODE  The ACC 2E has three modes of outputs which are setup by either the TURBO UMAC or the MACRO  CPU  The output modes available for the ACC 2E are Direct PWM  DAC  or PFM     UMAC Turbo Outputs    To setup the output mode for the UMAC Turbo the user must set I7mn6 to the proper value  The Gate  Array on the ACC 2E 
26. sing electrical shorts  When our products are used in an industrial  environment  install them into an industrial electrical cabinet or industrial PC to protect them  from excessive or corrosive moisture  abnormal ambient temperatures  and conductive materials   If Delta Tau Data Systems  Inc  products are directly exposed to hazardous or conductive  materials and or environments  we cannot guarantee their operation     Accessory 2E       Table of Contents    OVERVIEW E 1  It 1  Power RGuire ments sis seggt sis Sasesnucevacveancstensibves eea aR a anane aieh rae aa a SEEE REFAIRE Ea ERE ak FECES EEE 1   CONNECTOR SUMMARY            csscsssscsssscccsscsssssenscesssesscsncssescsssnssesensssessessosssssnsssssnessesncssesssssossessnsssessosees 3  ACC 2E  Four Axis  Pippy back Board sinccsscssccsssdeccsccsssuseesdsevsovsdceussousesustcucsevsdeideatacsoegsoga seessuessivbousscadseoeeds 3   ACC 2E FOUR AXIS PIGGYBACK BOARD JUMPERS              cscssssssssssssscsssscesssssescssssessssnesesessosseees 5   ACC 2E OUTPUT MODE   cvcssiscscasescsccestescstessseossessocsanecasecstnsssnsosecosecccansdsusessscvestesesevenessesesesantsossatent sonsotesese 7  UMAC Turbo   e EE 7   Direct PWM Mode for UMAC Turbo wi eeesccscssccsseescesesseeseeseesecssesecscesceeaeeseesecaeeseesaeeeesaeeseeaecaaeeeaeeeeeaseaes 7  DAC Output Mode for UMAC Turbo  7  PFM Output Mode for UMAC Turbo        0    cescsscesssesssssecseccsenssonssoerececonsoverencesssessessensseseerenesensreeresesees  amp   MACRO Outputs 
27. y 2E       J5  JMACH2 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description           Cont    Pin  Symbol Function Description Notes  35 PWMATOP3  Output Phase A Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  36 PWMATOP3  Output Phase A Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  37 PWMABOT3  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or DAC   Programmable function  38 PWMABOT3  Output Phase A Bottom CMD or DAC   Programmable function  39 PWMBTOP3  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  40 PWMBTOP3  Output Phase B Top CMD or DAC Programmable function  41 PWMBBOT3  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or DAC   Programmable function  42 PWMBBOT3  Output Phase B Bottom CMD or DAC   Programmable function  DIR3  Direction control  DIR3  Direction control  PULSE3  Pulse control  PULSE3  Pulse control  47 GND  48  external supply  external supply  external supply  52  5V Output Input    5V Power For external circuit or from  53  54  55 Also Pulse input  56 Also Pulse input  57 Also direction input  58 Also direction input  59 Index channel  60 Index channel  61 CHU4 Input Channel 4 U Flag Hall Effect  Fault Code  or  sub count                         ACC 2E Four Axis Piggyback Board Connector Descriptions    19    ACC 2E Axis Expansion Board       J5  JMACH2 DIG  PMAC2 Style Axis Interface Connector Description                                Cont    Pin  Symbol Function Description Notes  62 CHV4 Input Channel 4 v Flag Hall Effect  Fault Code  or  sub count  63 CHW4 Input Channel 4 w Flag Hall Effect  Fault Cod
    
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