GE FANUC PowerMate SERVO
Description
The GE FANUC PowerMate is a multi-axis servo controller. These controllers are used as stand-alone or networked to solve various motion applications. While each PowerMate is capable of performing a specific task(s), there are applications that are unique and require more complex motion control. This course is based on a link feeder application in order to provide a solid foundation of the PowerMate sub-systems both hardware and software.
Learning Outcomes
At the conclusion of this class, you will
- Understand the PMC/NC controller
- Understand PMC/NC logic
- Understand drive parameters
- Understand PMC/NC resources
- Learn how to create simple PMC logic
- Learn how to create NC part program
- Learn how to use debug tools
- Develop a systematic approach to debugging problems
Outline
- Introduction
- Responsibility of PMi-D
- Connectivity,
Hardware/
Software
- Memory Organization/Addressing
- NC Processor responsibility
- Software (Part Program, Custom Macro B)
- PMC Processor responsibility
- Software (F Ladder)
- PMC to NC Communications, configuration
- Servo/Spindle Drives, hardware/firmware
- Motors, feedback, linear scale feedback
- Machine tools, I/O modules
- Operator panels, I/O Link
- Maintenance/Setup
- MDI keyboard, LCD touch screen
- Operator interface
- XYCOM PC front-end, HSSB
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Duration
32 hours (four days)
Audience
Maintenance electricians, Controls/Application engineers
Course Material
Each participant will receive their own class binder with all reference material and exercises, so that these can be repeated later.
Hands-On Exercises
Customer specific |