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Today plc247.com would like to continue to guide you to control Yaskawa Sigma 7 Servo with a type of PLC with Output Transistor NPN engraved that is PLC Allen Bradley MicroLogix 1100.
The PLC model plc247.com will use is MicroLogix 1100 1763-L16BBB. You need to prepare 2 more 2k2 resistors (Ohm) to reduce the voltage from 24VDC > 5VDC.
MicroLogix-1100 & Yaskawa Sigma 7 “Wiring Diagram”
- Use 2k2 Ohm resistor to reduce voltage 24VDC > 5VDC
- Use any Relay to switch Output PNP > NPN
Yaskawa Sigma-7 Parameters Setting
Here are some important parameters of Yaskawa Sigma 7 that we need to setting
+ Pn200.0: Reference Pulse Form
plc247.com uses 1 pulse control mode (Pulse + Direction)
>>> Select “0: Sign + Pulse, positive logic”
+ Pn200.3: Filter Selection
>>> Select “1: Uses reference input filter for open collector signal (to 200kpps)”
+ Pn20E + Pn210 + Pn212
3 This parameter is used to set the number of pulses for 1 revolution of the motor
In this project, plc247.com uses a rotary motor directly and I want when the PLC generates 1000 pulses, the motor will rotate 1 revolution so I set it as follows:
Pn20E = 167,772,16 / P210 = 360
+ Pn000.1: Control Method Selection
MicroLogix-1100 “Pulse Train Output” Configuration
PLC MicroLogix-1100 1763-L16BBB supports 2 pulse channels with 40kHz frequency, in this project we use Channel.0
Note: Default OUT-Output parameter will be -1, we need to change it to 2 or 3 otherwise PLC will report an error
MicroLogix 1100 “Servo Control”
Below is the program of the MicroLogix 1100 PLC that generates pulses to control the Yaskawa Sigma 7 Servo motor. This is the simplest and easiest program that you can understand.
Project Video Tutorial
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Software and documents for the project
+ Yaskawa Sigma 7 Software Free Download
+ Yaskawa Sigma 7 Manual PDF Download (Password Extract: plc247.com)
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