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  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
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OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
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  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver
  • OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver

OL57E-2A Two-Axis Bus Stepper Driver

Product Overview

The OL57E-2A bus-type stepper driver is a digital stepper driver that combines advanced digital stepper motor algorithms with the EtherCAT bus communication protocol. This product supports the CoE (CANopen over EtherCAT) protocol and complies with the CIA402 standard. Compared to traditional pulse-type drivers, bus-type drivers have simpler wiring, feature real-time data transmission, high-reliability communication, and can achieve multi-axis synchronous communication control. This series of drivers adopts advanced digital stepper motor algorithms that effectively suppress motor temperature rise and reduce motor vibration.

Features

Voltage input range: DC24V to 50V Maximum peak current: 5.6A Driver dimensions: 104x155x30mm Driver weight: 0.4kg Communication interface: EtherCAT Compatible motors: Two-phase 42/57/60 series open-loop stepper motors
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Communication Specifications
EtherCAT Communication Specifications
Physical Layer
100BASE-TX
Communication Connector
RJ45×2 (Input: CN6A; Output: CN6B)
Network Architecture
Daisy Chain
Transmission Rate
2x100 Mbps (Full Duplex)
Data Frame Length
Maximum 1484 Bytes
Application Layer Protocol
CoE: CANopen over EtherCAT
Synchronization Mode
DC Synchronization Mode (SYNC0)
Asynchronous Mode (Free Run)
Communication Objects
SDO: Non-periodic Data Object
PDO: Periodic Data Object
EMCY: Emergency Object
Application Layer Specifications
CiA402 Drive Profile
Supported Control Modes
Profile Position Mode (PP)
Profile Velocity Mode (PV)
Homing Mode (HM)
Cycle Synchronized Position Mode (CSP)

 

Product Diagram
 
EtherCAT Bus Driver Wiring Diagram and Connection Method
 
Terminal Function Description

( 1 ) Power Terminals

Terminal Name
Description
VDC
DC Voltage: 24V~48V Recommended Power Supply: 36V, 10A
GND

(2) Electronic Winding Terminals

Terminal Name
Description

A+

Motor Phase A Winding

A-

B+

Motor Phase B Winding

B-

(3) DI/DO Terminals

Pin Number
Signal
Description
IO Terminal Pin Diagram

1

1DI1
Axis 1 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Default is Origin Signal.

2

2DI1
Axis 2 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Default is Origin Signal.

3

1DI2
Axis 1 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Default is Positive Limit Signal.

4

2DI2
Axis 2 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Default is Positive Limit Signal.

5

1DI3
Axis 1 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Default is Negative Limit Signal.

6

2DI3
Axis 2 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Default is Negative Limit Signal.

7

1DI4
Axis 1 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Undefined Default Function.

8

2DI4
Axis 2 Single-ended Input Signal, 12V~24V Valid, Undefined Default Function.

9

DICOM
Common Terminal for Single-ended Input Signals, Can Use Common Anode or Common Cathode Wiring.

10

DOCOM
Common Terminal for Single-ended Output Signals, DOCOM Can Only Connect to 0V.

11

1DO1
Axis 1 Single-ended Output Signal DO1, Maximum Current 100mA,

12

2DO1
Axis 2 Single-ended Output Signal DO1, Maximum Current 100mA,

13

1DO2
Axis 1 Single-ended Output Signal DO1, Maximum Current 100mA,

14

2DO2
Axis 2 Single-ended Output Signal DO1, Maximum Current 100mA,

(4) EtherCAT Bus Port

Pin Number
Signal
Description
EtherCAT Port Diagram
1,9
TX+
EtherCAT Data Transmit Positive Terminal
2,10
TX-
EtherCAT Data Transmit Negative Terminal
3,11
RX+
EtherCAT Data Receive Positive Terminal
4,12
-
-
5,13
-
-
6,14
RX-
EtherCAT Data Receive Negative Terminal
7,15
-
-
8,16
-
-
PE
PE
Shield Ground
LED1
LA/OUT
Link/Activity OUT Status LED
LED2
ERR
Communication Error Status LED
LED3
LA/IN
Link/Activity IN Status LED
LED4
RUN
Communication Running Status LED

 

EtherCAT Bus Port Indicator Description
Name
Color
Status
Description
RUN
Orange-Red
Off
Initialization State
Blinking
Pre-operation State
Single Flash
Safe Operation State
On
Operation State
ERR
Orange-Red
Off
No Error
Slow Flash
Communication Setup Error
Single Flash
Synchronization Error or Communication Data Error
Double Flash
Watchdog Request Timeout
L/A IN
Green
Off
Physical Layer Link Not Established
On
Physical Layer Link Established
Blinking
Physical Layer Link Data Interaction
L/A OUT
Green
Off
Physical Layer Link Not Established
On
Physical Layer Link Established
Blinking
Physical Layer Link Data Interaction
 
Alarm Handling

(1) Driver Alarms as per the Table Below

Fault Code
Fault Information
Fault Cause
Solution
E1
Overcurrent
1. Motor power line connected incorrectly or short-circuited.
2. Motor damaged.
3. Internal circuit fault of the driver.
1. Check motor wiring.
2. Measure whether the resistance of motor phases A and B is normal, and
whether phases A and B are shorted to the motor casing.
3. Driver fault, return to factory for repair.
E2
Overvoltage
1. Supply voltage too high.
2. Internal circuit fault of the driver.
1. Check power supply and replace if necessary.
2. Driver fault, return to factory for repair.
E3
Undervoltage
1. Supply voltage too low.
2. Internal circuit fault of the driver.
1. Check power supply and replace if necessary.
2. Driver fault, return to factory for repair.
E5
Deviation Exceeded
1. Motor power line disconnected or poor connection.
2. Motor encoder line disconnected or poor contact.
3. Position deviation limit 230Dh set too low.
4. Motor speed too high.
5. Load too heavy or jammed.
1. Check motor power line for disconnection or poor contact.
2. Check motor encoder line for disconnection or poor contact.
3. Increase position deviation limit 230Dh.
4. Reduce motor speed.
5. Check if mechanical parts are jammed, or test motor running empty to see if
alarm occurs.
E6
Communication Disconnection
1. Communication line disconnected.
2. Master station stopped running.
3. Driver fault.
1. Check communication line for issues.
2. Check if master station is operating normally.
3. Driver fault, return to factory for repair.
E8
Sensor Error
Error
1. Stop/Emergency stop signals have some issues.
2. Driver fault.
1. Check if external DI signals are normal.
2. Driver fault, return to factory for repair.

(2) Communication alarms are displayed via LED as per the table below.

Name
Color
Status
Description
ERR
Orange-Red
Off
No Error
Slow Flash
Communication Setup Error
Single Flash
Synchronization Error or Communication Data Error
Double Flash
Watchdog Request Timeout
 
Main Application Areas

Suitable for various motion control automation equipment and instruments, such as electronic processing and inspection, semiconductor packaging, laser cutting and welding, laser typesetting, packaging machinery, engraving machines, marking machines, cutting machines, garment plotters, CNC machine tools, automated assembly equipment, etc.

 

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