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• DOK-POWER*-KDV*2.3****-ANW1-EN-E1,44 • 06.97
4. Control circuits
E-Stop button, light
barrier, safety door,
step-pad contacts
tripped or pendant
enable deactivated
These monitoring devices serve to protect personnel. The drive equipment of
the machine must be taken into consideration for the error responses in this
case:
Machines with modular asynchronous drives
The danger caused by a main spindle drive of a tooling machine coasting
uncontrolled (usually asynchronous drives) is greater than the danger from the
uncontrolled coasting of a feed drive (usually synchronous drives).
If the referenced monitoring devices are tripped, then both the mains contactor
and the drive enable signal should be switched off. The DC bus voltage must
not be short-circuited because asynchronous drives cannot otherwise be
braked to a standstill.
Machines with modular synchrous drives (e.g., handling systems)
Switching off the mains contactor and removing the drive enable achieves the
shortest possible braking distances with intact drives. Only if the energy stored
in the DC bus capacitors can initiate dangerous drive movements, must the
dynamic brake be used with a fault.
Dynamic brake contactors and resistors are not suited for jogging.
The control cabinet could be damaged if this is ignored!
Input signal Existing drive equipment
only modular
synchronous
drives
only modular
asynchronous
drives
Recommended response
Bb1 contact open
Limit switch open
Following error
signal from the NC
E-stop button
pressed
Light barrier, safety
doors, step pad
actuated
Pendant enable
button deactivated
1)
1)
1)
1) Only if dangerous drive movements can be triggered by energy still present in the DC bus capacitors.
Figure 4.2: When to use the DC bus dynamic brake
Pendant enable button
DC bus
dynamic brake
activated
drive enable and
mains contactor
OFF
modular
asynchrous and
synchronous
drives
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