EEL-S2-1

Control and protection of easyE-line actuators

EEL-S2-1

EEL-S2-1 is developed for controlled ON-OFF driving and direction change of the easyE-line actuators. EEL-S2-1 has advanced current limit features. It limits the actuator current in start-up, braking and jam-situations and in that way protects the motor and the mechanics. EEL-S2-1 also has a fault in- and output which indicates error/over-current status and can be used to stop the actuator (for example if an emergency-stop switch is used).

The start and stop ramp times are individually adjustable to suit each application. In other words the motor voltage is controlled to give a preferred smooth start and stop. When the EEL-S2-1 controller is without power, the motor is dynamically braked with so called short-circuit braking, i.e. the motor poles are connected together. The reverse and forward inputs can be set to work with negative or positive
voltage by moving a jumper.

EEL-S2-1 has a ‘trip’ feature that cuts the motor voltage if the current limit value is exceeded (after trip delay of 2ms). After trip the motor can only be started in the opposite direction. Additionally the EEL-S2-1 provides ‘kick-start’ which means 250ms at full speed (100%PWM). Current limit during kickstart is up
to 55A.

If the actuator is stopped without going into trip mode, then the EEL-S2-1 controller will allow 50% higher current from start and until 500ms after ending start ramp.

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EEL-S2-1-A

• (board alone)
• 73 x 43 x 25 mm
• (L x W x H)

 

 

 

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 EEL-S2-1-B

• (box version)
• 102 x 73 x 47 mm
• (L x W x H)
   
  

  
  

 

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 EEL-S2-1-D

(DIN rail version)
90 x 46 x 56 mm
(L x W x H) 

 

 

 

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Handset

• No bracket
• Hook bracket
• Hand bracket
• Wall bracket

 

 

 

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FEATURES:

• Adjustable start ramp
• Adjustable stop ramp
• Adjustable current limit
• Continuous-mode, impulse-mode
• High momentary load capacity
• Easy interfacing to PLC etc.
• Connectors and terminals
• DIN-rail fittable
• Status LED

TECHNICAL DATA

• Supply: 12-24 VDC (filtered max ripple <30%@full load)
• Output voltage = supply voltage
• Over voltage protection: 40 V
• Idle current Approx. 15 mA
• Driving current: 10 A continuous, 16 A with duty cycle 50% Max 16 A on duty 2 min
• Current limit: 0,5... 16 A
• Current trip delay: 20 ms
• Start delay: 5 ms
• Voltage loss: 0,5 V (Im = 4A)
• PWM frequency: 2 KHz
• Ramps: 0,1 ... 2,5 s
• Digital inputs:
  - ‘High’ @ Uin 4 V -> supply voltage,
  - ‘Low’ @ Uin 0 V -> 1 V
• Operating temp.: -20° to 70°C
• Weight: 36g
• Dimension: 73x43x25mm (LxWxH)

WIRING

SCREW TERMINALS

1 Supply GND
2 Supply + (12-24 VDC) fuse required
3 Actuator –
4 Actuator +
5 +5 V output for control-use max. 10 mA load
6 Fault in- and output
7 Reverse (Rev/In) signal input (0,5 mA)
8 Forward (Fwd/Out) signal input (0,5mA)
7+8 Used to activate the actuator reverse and forward. Please refer to description of ‘Control mode’
9 GND for control-use (not to be used as supply input)

GENERAL

LED signals: Fast blink: Current trip, Four blinks: Overvoltage, Solid light: Overtemp

Current limit during start ramp and 500ms thereafter is current limit plus 50%.

After trip the motor can only be started in the opposite direction. Additionally the S2-1 after trip provides ‘kickstart’, which means 250ms at full speed (100%PWM). Current limit during kick-start is up to 55A.

The fault terminal is both input and output (see circuit diagram). During normal operation the signal is pulled high to 5 V on the S2-1 board in series with a 100k resistor. When a fault occurs the fault terminal changes to low voltage (GND via 100R resistor).

CIRCUIT DIAGRAM

SETTINGS AND MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS

CONTROL MODE

• When jumper is put in mode ‘neg’ (left hand side) then a negative (GND) signal is put on terminal 7 and 8 to run motor.
• When using ‘neg’ mode, then terminal 9 can be used as the negative supply.
• When jumper is put in mode ‘pos’ (jumper in right side) then a positive (> 4 V) signal is put on terminal 7 and 8 to run motor.
• When using ‘pos’ mode, then terminal 5 can be used as the positive supply.
• NOTE: When using the connectors for remote control, then the jumper MUST be in ‘neg’ mode (left side).
• Input current for reverse & forward control is 0.5mA.

SETTINGS AND MECHANICAL DIMENSIONS

WARNINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

• If S2-1 goes into “trip” (overcurrent), it is only possible to run actuator in opposite direction.
• Please adjust the max. current to be 10% higher than maximum current during running the actuator.
• This gives the best conditions for long motor and actuator mechanical and electrical lifetime.
• It is very important to ensure that the power supply for the controller is capable of supplying sufficient current – otherwise the controller and the actuator may be damaged.
• Doublecheck correct polarity of power supply. If wrong connected, the S2-1 will be damaged.
• Attention! Driver has no fuse in it. Use external fuse according to application ( 2 -> 16A slow).