Highest performance and dynamics
High precision for NC applications
USB and Ethernet interface
On-board CANopen interface
EtherCAT and PROFINET
Integrated universal encoder evaluation
High-resolution SICK incremental encoders
High-resolution Heidenhain incremental encoders
Parameterisable notch filters
Jerk-limited or time-optimal positioning
Point-to-point positioning
Speed and angle synchronisation
Encoder emulation and pulse direction interface
Various methods
Support of multiple cam drives
Position trigger and rotor position trigger
Numerous integrated software functions make the ARS 2000 FS servo drives real all-rounders in drive technology.
The ARS 2000 FS servo drives not only support numerous motor types and all common position encoders directly, but also can be adapted very flexible to a variety of applications via simple parameterisation of the integrated technology functions. The high-precise evaluation of external signals in the drive allows shortest possible cycle times.
Whether linear, jerk-limited or torque-limited: With the integrated positioning control every motion task can be easily realised.
All 256 positioning sets can be linked to solve complex positioning tasks without external control system. Furthermore, digital inputs allow situation-related branching.
By integrating a „flying saw“ into the drive, not only short cycle times, but also extremely high accuracies can be reached.
The position-synchronous or speed- synchronous motion of various drives with variable gear ratios can be quickly parameterised via the software assistant
Together with the integrated virtual master and with the synchronization the electronic cam can be used to coordinate several drives.
Special procedures for the determination of the commutation position and corresponding monitoring functions allow the operation of linear motors without commutation information.
For rotary table applications, several rotary axis modes are available. These can be combined with the cam disk and with the electronic gear.
Position trigger, rotor position trigger and switching cams in connection with the cam disk can be easily parametrised and connected to digital outputs.
The ARS 2000 FS servo drives always have on board the field bus system CANopen with the drive profile CiA 402. With the operation modes Profile Torque Mode, Profile Velocity Mode, Profile Position Mode, Homing Mode and Interpolated Position Mode the servo drive can be used in a variety of different applications. Several hundred parameters allow the complete parameterisation of the servo drive via CANopen.
The Ethernet interface also is on board and, via a UDP/IP connection, for example can be used for remote maintenance or as fieldbus connection. Here, the transmission of set points and actual values, an error analysis, loading and saving of parameter sets, the adjustment of single parameters and the display of values via the oscilloscope function can be realised.
A plug-in module provides the user with the Ethernet-based fieldbus system EtherCAT. With the application protocol CoE (CANopen over EtherCAT) all operation modes and parameters of CANopen can be used also under EtherCAT. In multi-axis applications in the operation mode „Cyclic synchronous position“ in connection with Distributed Clocks (DC) highly synchronous movements can be reached even with high cycle times, as the servo drives run exactly synchronous with the external clock.
The Ethernet-based fieldbus system PROFINET also is available to the user as a plug-in module. Based on PROFIdrive the Metronix-specific application profile enables easy access to all functions of the servo drive. Ready-made function blocks and a sample project make the integration of the ARS 2000 FS into the control system a real piece of cake. Further, the plain text display of error messages in the control system simplifies the first set up significantly so that the machine is ready for use more quickly.
Even though in new systems mainly PROFINET is used in the meantime, a PROFIBUS plug-in module will be available further on. As well as for PROFINET the Metronix-specific application profile enables easy access to all functions of the servo drive. Here, too, ready-made function blocks and a sample project make it easy to integrate the ARS 2000 FS into the control system.
Heidenhain encoders with EnDat interface have a serial communication channel that is used for the communication between the servo drive and the encoder. Via this channel all relevant information is read out of the electronic nameplate of the encoder. This avoids a cumbersome manual parameterisation. If the used encoder also has an EEPROM, the motor information can be saved in the encoder so that the motor can be connected directly to another servo drive. The ARS 2000 FS supports EnDat 2.1 as well as EnDat 2.2 encoders, each as singleturn and multi-turn encoder.
As well as the Heidenhain encoders, the HIPERFACE encoders have a serial communication channel that is used for the communication between the servo drive and the encoder. Here again all relevant information is read out of the encoder and motor information can be saved in the encoder. All common HIPERFACE single-turn and multi-turn encoders are supported..
The single-cable technique HIPERFACE DSL® transmits the digitalized encoder signal via the motor cable. Thus, a minimum of connecting lines between servo drive and motor is required. Of course, all features of the HIPERFACE encoders (electronic nameplate, information saving in the encoder) are also available in the HIPERFACE DSL® encoder.
The universal encoder interface supports a variety of different encoders. 1Vss signals are supported as well as digital track signals including homing tracks and index pulse. In addition to commutation, digital Hall signals can be evaluated and the determination of an error signal can be activated. One of the encoder inputs may also be used as pulse direction input or as forward-backward counting input.
Of course, the ARS 2000 also supports the resolver as a robust and costeffective position encoder. Due to the outstanding high-quality resolver evaluation, the ARS 2000 FS together with a resolver can even be used in applications that normally would require a high-order encoder.
The integrated safety technology is following the principle of scalability, too and can be adapted to suit any of your requirements. The basic safety function “Safe Torque Off (STO)” can be reached with the module “FSM 2.0 – STO”. Safety functions for rotational speed monitoring such as Safety Limited Speed (SLS) or Safe Operating Stop (SOS) are available via the module “FSM 2.0 – MOV”.
For speed monitoring a broad range of safe encoders is supported that are connected directly to the servo drive. Cumbersome parallel wiring of the encoder signals is not required. Via safe digital outputs of the FSM 2.0 – MOV safety devices as for example door locks can be controlled. In conjunction with the integrated configurable logic functions this often allows to do without an additional safety PLC.
The request of the safety functions is effected via two-channel digital inputs with integrated short-circuit detection and cross-circuit detection.
The FSM 2.0 – MOV module is parameterised via a safe parameterisation program using the normal communication interfaces of the servo drive (USB, Ethernet, RS232) without the need for any further wiring.
Via this parameterisation program for example the safety functions of the FSM 2.0 – MOV module can simply be switched from “monitoring” to “controlling”:
If for example the function SSR (Safe State Reached) is required, a limitation of the set point values in the servo drive can be activated. Then the servo drive is controlled by the FSM 2.0 – MOV in such a way that the safe limits are not exceeded. The FSM 2.0 – MOV ensures that the servo drive meets the transmitted limits and switches off the drive in case of error. The dynamic behaviour of the monitoring and controlling can be flexibly configured by dynamic ramps.
Disconnection of the energy supply to the drive according to EN 61800- 5-2. This safety function ensures that the drive is unable to deliver energy.
The drive is braked self-sufficiently to idle within a defined time using a defined slowdown ramp and then the energy supply is switched off safely. All three versions described in the standard are supported.
This safety function is used when the motor position or the axis position has to be kept active and must be monitored safely.
The drive is braked self-sufficiently to idle within a defined time using a defined slowdown ramp. After the defined time has elapsed, SOS is triggered (Safe Operating Stop). All three states described in the standard are supported.
This safety function prevents the motor from exceeding a specified speed limit.
This safety function is used when the speed of the drive has to remain within specified limit values.
This safety function delivers a safe output signal to activate external motor brakes. This prevents an uncontrolled movement in the torque-free state. It is also possible to activate an external holding brake with integrated power electronics via safe outputs.
This safety function monitors the speed of the drive within specified limit values. If these limits are violated (exceed or fall below) a safety-oriented signal output is triggered.
This saftey function ensures that the drive can only move in the defined direction.
The setup software Metronix ServoCommander® allows a quick and easy configuration of the servo drive. Automatic commissioning functions and step-bystep wizards allow the parameterisation even without having expert know-how. Thanks to the graphical visualisation of the current operating status of the servo drive also complex correlations can be recognised at a glance.
Whether via USB or via Ethernet, the communication with the servo drive is established very quickly: All available devices are clearly listed with their freely selectable name in plain text. Thus, also in a big machine you can keep in view all of your drives.
The menu “controller overview“ shows which servo drive blocks are activated and how they are interconnected. The visualisation is adapted dynamically to the current state of the servo drive.
Servo drive ARS 2000 FS series
The complete ARS 2000 FS series with an output power from 2 A to 40 A is divided into four types. Each servo drive combines highest power density with smallest space.
To visualise the extreme performance of the ARS 2000 FS servo drive, we have chosen an example from nature: The ant can move objects that exceed its own body weight by a multiple. Just like the compact ARS 2000 FS, that moves for example a machine tool, a packaging machine or a robot precisely, dynamically and controlled. This is an important component for your future and current projects. In this way, together with you, we want to sum up your ideas to big, new projects.
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