You can use SBus. You need to give each drive a SBus address.
EX: Master-1, Slave A- 2 and Slave B-3 Parameter group 8.
You need FSC11B cards on Movitrac B drives.
Then loop SBus Terminals Between 3 drives. Turn the resistor on two outside drives.
Then you can read or write between the drives using Movilink or Scomm commands.
I have done this many times.
Let me know what you are trying to do with these drives.
Then I can help you further.
Hi Ranjith.
You said I could use the SBUS, but I found in the SEW manuals two configuration options: one with SBUS (as suggested by you) and one with RS-485, according the picture attached.
My question are:
- What's the difference in using SBUS or RS-485? I really have two options available? When I use one or the other?
- And the HMI (DOP11B25). Can I connect it only on SBUS or RS-485?
A little more of my application:
I have to program a machine that will grind parts (axes). This machine consists of one servomotor (Movidrive MDX61B controls), one induction motor for the grinding wheel (MOVITRAC B MC07B controls) and another induction motor for spindle (MOVITRAC B MC07B controls) for rotating the part.
The machine also has an HMI (DOP11B25) passing the parameters of length, speed, etc. for Movidrive (master) that also passes the speed and control commands (start, stop, etc) to both Movitrac B (slaves) through comm.
The both MOVITRAC B only work as frequency converters for speed, ramp-up/down adjustment of grinding wheel and spindle.
The Movidrive controls the servomotor that moves the grinding wheel, ie, it does the linear motion of forward/backward of the grinding wheel to grind the parts.
For Movidrive I'm using IPOS (compiler language).
I hope I've managed to explain the application and you can help me.
Best regards.