How to troubleshoot EtherCAT five-phase stepper drive EMG error
How to troubleshoot EtherCAT five-phase stepper drive EMG error
Explanation of EMG:
This is a DI point, and this signal must remain in the Off state for the normal operation of driving the five-phase motor
The EMG signal is primarily used for the safety mechanism during axis movement, such as when a door is opened or a sensor is triggered to prevent safety issues
The default for the EMG in a five-phase stepper drive is a normally closed type sensor (or contact) switch
During Servo-On mode, it will act as follows: – When EMG is On, all motion output commands will be rejected, and the module will enter an emergency stop state until the EMG signal is cleared – Besides the flashing EMG indicator light on the module, an error message will also be uploaded to the master station
EMG contact point and connection
How to troubleshoot?
For actual sensor connection: – Verify if the connected EMG sensor is a normally closed type sensor or contact switch – 若If it is a normally open type sensor – Replace it with a normally closed type sensor – Alternatively, use the MyDrive tool to modify the EMG logic: Normal_Low Normal_High – Ensure that the EMG connection points are correctly wired
For non-sensor connection method: – Configure using the MyDrive tool – Change the default normally closed contact type(Normal_Low) to normally open contact type(Normal_High) and save to Flash – Directly short-circuit EMG with GND