Trinamic 13-0022 BB-160 Baseboard 13-0022 Data Sheet

Product codes
13-0022
Page of 13
TMCM-160 Manual (V1.11 / August 8th, 2007) 
 
 
Copyright © 2006, TRINAMIC Motion Control GmbH & Co. KG 
 
5 Functional description 
5.1  General Functions (explore using the Windows based 
demo software) 
The TMCM-160 module can either be remote controlled via the PC demonstration software or a user 
specific program, or it can be controlled by an analog voltage (stand alone mode). The function of the 
stand alone mode can be modified by the user by writing initialization values to the on-board 
EEPROM, e.g. a maximum rotation velocity, motor current limit and rotation direction. For more 
detailed software information refer to the TMCM BLDC Module – Reference and Programming 
Manual (7). 
 
5.2  Options for stand alone operation 
Mode 
Functionality 
Software settings 
PWM control 
Motor PWM controlled by the analog input VIN. 
Motor direction controlled by DIR in pin. 
Remote control flag = 0 
Power on velocity = 0 
PID enforced velocity  Maximum motor velocity v
max
 set via software. This 
velocity is scaled by VIN pin voltage and enforced 
by the PID velocity regulator. 
Remote control flag = 0 
Power on velocity = v
max
 
Constant velocity 
Desired motor velocity v set via software 
Remote control flag = 1 
Power on velocity = v 
Table 5.1: Options for stand alone operation 
In all modes, the motor torque is limit by the maximum current setting. The polarity of the DIR pin 
can be inversed by the direction input reverse flag setting.  
 
5.3  Evaluation Version – Additional Features 
The evaluation version comes equipped with a screw terminal connector for the motor and for the 
supply. The hall sensor connector is a 5 pin 1.5mm JST type, which directly fits to a NMB motors. An 
emergency stop switch as well as indicator LEDs are included on the board. An integrated 
potentiometer allows velocity setting in the stand-alone mode. To use the external 0-10V input, turn 
this potentiometer to zero velocity (right turn). 
 
5.4  LEDs - Temperature, Current and Voltage monitoring 
LED / Output 
Action 
Meaning 
Current Limit  Blink 
The current limit LED blinks upon under voltage switch off 
Current Limit  On / Flicker 
Motor PWM is reduced due to exceeding the set motor current limit 
Temperature 
Warning 
Blink 
The power stage on the module has exceeded a critical temperature 
of 100°C.  (Pre-warning) 
Temperature 
Warning 
On 
The power stage on the module has exceeded a critical temperature 
of 125°C.  The motor becomes switched off, until temperature falls 
below 115°C. The measurement is correct to about +/-10°C 
Table 5.2: LEDs - Temperature, Current and Voltage monitoring function