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4 Introduction

2.1 -

How To Use This Manual

Congratulations on the purchase of your new Warner

Electric MX2000 motion control product! Your program-

mable motion controller is a full-featured and flexible

product, yet it is fairly simple to apply it to your machine

control application. This manual is designed to guide and

assist you through the installation, programming, and op-

eration of the controller. If you’re reading this, you under-

stand the importance of familiarizing yourself with how

this product should be installed and operated. We strongly

recommend that you read through this manual until you are

comfortable with electrical connections and operating con-

cepts of this unit.

Section 1,

Important Safety Information

, has cautions

and warnings information. This section should be read first

and the cautions and warnings should be followed.

Section 2,

Introduction

, has user prerequisite require-

ments, conventions used in the manual and Applications

Assistance information.

Section 3,

Quick Start Installation Guide

, contains the

minimum steps necessary to get up and running. The refer-

ences to the appropriate manual sections where further

details can be found are included.

Section 4,

Overview of System Operation

, contains fea-

tures and functions, along with a general overview of the

MX2000 system.

Section 5,

Specification and Equivalent Circuits

, has

specifications, setup requirements, connection diagrams,

and equivalent circuits for each board in the MX2000 sys-

tem.

Section 6,

Motion Control Programming Interface

contains general Programming information. PC software

installation and execution, communications with the

MX2000 controller, and user project creation.

Section 7,

Software Reference Guide

, contains the basic

command conventions used and a listing with descriptions

of the Basic Program commands and Host Commands.

Section 8,

Following

, contains detailed information on

following, description of follower commands, application

examples, and listing and descriptions of the individual

follower commands.

Section 9,

Servo Drive

, contains general information on

servos, tuning, testing performance. Also a listing and de-

scriptions of the individual servo commands.

Section 10,

Stepper Drive

, contains general information

on stepper drives, closed and open loop stepper setups.

Also a listing and descriptions of the individual stepper

commands.

Section 11,

Data Logging

, describes how to data log

MX2000 parameters.

Section 12,

Debug Environment

, describes how to debug

a user’s task.

Section 13,

Application Examples

, contains descrip-

tions of applications with example programs for them.

Section 14,

Troubleshooting Guide

, has helpful hints

on troubleshooting problems.

Section 15,

Glossary

, contains a glossary of terms used

in the manual.

2.2 – What you need to know first

This manual is written in a simple and easy to follow

format that should be suitable for both new and experi-

enced motion control users. In order to get the most out

of your SLO-SYN Programmable Motion Controller, we

assume the user will be knowledgeable in the following

areas:

Basic electrical and electronics skills, including prepar-

ing and following an equipment wiring diagram or

schematic.

The basics of motion control system applications, such

as torque, speed, move distance, and how to structure a

motion task into move segments and input/output con-

trol.

Some familiarity with elementary computer program-

ming, including defining the problem to be solved and

coding it in a computer language.

2.3 – Conventions used in this manual

Motor rotation direction (CW and CCW) is properly

oriented when viewing the motor from the end opposite

the mounting flange.

Please refer to the Glossary section for detailed descrip-

tions of terms such as sink and source I/O, various mo-

tion terms, etc.

2.4 - Applications Assistance

Although this manual represents a detailed compilation

of information regarding your SLO-SYN control prod-

uct, sometimes questions may arise which will require

that you contact us, You now have a few options avail-

able to you when you need information regarding your

product or its application.

On the Internet at www.warnernet.com.

Our multi-

media enabled web site offers you information such as:

Free Software

TechFax fax on demand documents (1-800-234-3369)

HTML Product Selector, HTML Brand Selector

Product News and Links

Sales and Distribution Information

Product information and specifications

Many more features

By Phone

. You may reach us by phoning our Motion

Control Application Engineering Department at tele-

phone (800)787-3532 ext. 4751. Or call our main num-

ber at (860)585-4510. Both may be reached between the

hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM (Eastern Time), Monday

through Friday. Technical personnel are available to as-

sist you in getting your application up and running.

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