Parker Aries User manual

Aries Controller

System Solutions Guide

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Aries Controller

System Solutions Guide

•Overview

•Features

•FAQ’s

•Xpress HMI

Overview

Part Numbers

Configuring Aries Driver

•Rotary Motors

Overview

Cable Selection

Encoder Selection

Motor Wiring

Speed Torque Curves

•Linear Motors

Overview

ACR-View Set-up

Trilogy Coil Wiring

Trilogy Encoder/Hall Wiring

Limit/Home Wiring

•Parker Mechanics

Overview

XR Limit/Home Wiring (NPN)

XR Limit/Home Wiring (PNP)

HD Limit/Home Wiring

XE Limit/Home Wiring

ET Limit/Home Wiring (NPN)

Introduction

Aries Controller System Solutions Guide is provided to aid the user in selecting and configuring

Parker products used with the Aries Controller.

This document is intended as a supplement to existing Parker literature and user guides. The

Aries Controller System Solutions Guide is essentially an extension of catalog information and a

summary of installation and programming manuals. Information contained herein does not

supersede official manuals unless specifically noted.

REV 02092009-1

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Aries Controller

Overview

Aries Controller Features

• 7 onboard inputs (4 standard, 3 high speed), 4 outputs

• Advanced Multitasking of up to 16 simultaneous programs

• Integrated 2 port Ethernet hub

• ACRView Software Development Kit

• Rotary or linear servo motor control

• 3, 4.5 and 6.3 A RMS continuous current

• 120/240 VAC power input

• Multiple feedback options

Smart encoder, quadrature encoder, Heidenhain EnDat absolute encoder

• Auto-tuning

• CE (EMC & LVD), UL508C Recognized

1300W, 6.3amp RMS servo controllerAR-13CE

750W, 4.5 amp RMS servo controllerAR-08CE

400W, 3 amp RMS servo controllerAR-04CE

DescriptionAries Controller Part

Numbers

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Aries Controller

Features

Aries Controller Features

• Jog and Contoured Profiles

• Scaling for distance, velocity, acceleration

• S-Curve profiling

• Hardware and Software Limits

• Multi-Tasking

• Segmented Electronic Cams

• Electronic Gearing

• Global and local variables and arrays

• Floating point math functionality

• Logic operators

• Hardware & Software capture registers

• Registration moves

• Time-Based Moves

• Data Sampling

• String Handling

• Torque/Force Control

• Programmable Limits Switch Functions

• Non-Volatile Flash Memory

• Conditional Statements

• Ballscrew and Backlash Compensation

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Aries Controller

FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

•Programming Language: The Aries Controller is programmed in the AcroBASIC language used

for the ACR family of controllers. Commands used for drive/motor set-up are based on the Aries

command language.

•Development Environment: The free of charge, ACR-View Software Development Kit is used to

set-up, program and troubleshoot the Aries Controller. The Aries Support Tool (AST), used to

configure Aries drive only products, is not required or supported. AST functionality is embedded in

ACR-View.

•PC Applications: Included with ACR-View is a Windows compatible library (API) called the

ComACRserver that can be integrated into any COM enabled programming language such as VB6,

VB.NET, C++, and C#. The rich set of functions included with the ComACRserver allows a user to

develop custom user interfaces with ease.

•LabView: The ComACRserver allows LabView users to quickly create custom VIs for

communicating to, commanding and querying the Aries Controller. Example projects are available for

download.

•Enable Input: The Aries does not have a dedicated hardware enable circuit. The mains input

power could be used for stopping purposes, however, motion may occur for several seconds while

capacitors discharge. A user can program a task to monitor an input and immediately kill motion

when the input is opened. For true safety stop functionality, a custom version of the Aries is available

which dedicates Input 0 as a hardware enable circuit. Request a custom product quotation for this

version (will be available as a standard ordering option).

•Feedback Types: Aries Controller supports Smart encoders, quadrature rotary and linear encoders

and Heidenhain EnDat absolute encoders. No special order code is required, all are supported on the

same hardware platform. Resolvers are not supported at this time and no development timeline has

been established.

•HMI Drivers: Drivers are available and currently shipping with Parker InteractX (2.51) and Interact

Xpress(1.8) platforms.

•IP Addressing: The IP address for the controller can be freely assigned using hardware switches

of the front of the controller. See notes for more information

•Auxiliary Encoder: The Aries controller has a secondary encoder input for following/cam

applications. See notes for more information

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Aries Controller

FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions-Coming Attractions

•Controller Peer-to-Peer: Functionality is being developed that will allow Aries Controllers to pass

commands and variables to other Aries controllers. Expected availability is spring 2009.

•Expansion I/O: Parker is currently developing EtherNet/IP scanner functionality for the Aries that

will allow use of Ethernet expansion I/O modules. Expected availability is mid-2009.

•EtherNet/IP: Parker is currently developing EtherNet/IP scanner and adapter functionality for the

Aries. Expected availability is mid-2009.

•Higher Power Levels: 2kW and 3kW (-20, -30) versions of the Aries Controller are in development.

Expected availability is fall 2009.

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FAQ’s

The IP address Aries CE Controllers can be assigned via hardware,

programmed by the user or assigned dynamically from a DHCP server.

Aries CE Controllers ship with IP address default of 192.168.100.1

******Valid for OS version 1.10 and higher.

User defined via IP

command

99 (x1=9, x10=9)Software

192.168.100.(x10)(X1)2-98 (x1=2, x10=0)

Example: 14 (x1=4, x10=1)

Hardware

192.168.100.11 (x1=1, x10=0)Hardware

10.10.10.100 (x1=0, x10=0)Hardware

Unit IP AddressSwitch Setting

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Aries Controller

FAQ’s

5VDC

A-

B-

Auxiliary Encoder Input

• 2 High speed inputs can be wired as an encoder input

•A+/A- are wired to high speed input 5

• B+/B- are wired to high speed input 6

•Encoder power must be supplied externally

•5V source power for encoders will be added for future versions of the drive

• Differential encoder signals

•Controller always reads as both inputs and encoder

• No software selection/command required

•Encoder input is mapped to controller parameter ENC1 (P6160)

•Encoder position value can be utilized for gearing, cam etc

•Dual loop feedback not supported

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Aries Controller

Xpress Features

Interact Xpress Features

•

Sophisticated graphics look and feel with ease of development

• Integrated Web Publishing capability for distributed applications

• Applications can be served, created and edited online from any PC with Internet Explorer.

• Available offline, development software allows work on applications when a live Internet connection is

not available.

• Advanced security for single or multi-user applications

• Tools for historical alarm data

• Capacity for complex graphics and animations

• Standard Ethernet port for both networking and controller communications

• Unlimited tags

• Color depth to 262,144 colors

Interact Xpress software is pre-installed and bundled with Parker’s new XPR

PowerStation hardware, which is designed to optimize the performance,

storage and connectivity features

of Xpress HMI.

XPR Powerstation Features

•256MB of DRAM

•128MB Compact Flash (also available with 256 or 512)

•NEMA4/4X-rating

•embedded fanless CPU technology,

•256MB DRAM

•2 USB ports, 2 RS-232 and RS-232/422/485 ports

•100BaseT Ethernet port

•CE/UL/CUL Approvals

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Aries Controller

Xpress

Together, the Aries Controller, Xpress software and

XPR PowerStations create a

powerful, easy to use motion and HMI solution. The Aries Controller and XPR

PowerStation communicate via 100Mb Ethernet using a the Xpress

COMMserver for fast, efficient data and command transfer. The ACR Ethernet

Driver included with Xpress enables almost unlimited access to information on

the controller. Since most controller functions can be executed by simply

asserting a binary variable, push button control can be created for most motion

needs.

• Read and write global variables

• Read and write controller system parameters and flags

• Read and write strings

• Standard Ethernet Cable for direct connection or thru a switch

Getting Started with Xpress and Aries Controller

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