Editing Argon user guide

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This is the official and latest setup guide of [[Argon (servo drive)]]. Read it through before installing or operating Argon.

'''NOTE:''' This guide attempts to be as complete and precise as humanly possible, however it can never be perfect. Writers of this guide are not responsible if possible damages or losses caused by mistakes or lacks of this guide. 

'''IMPORTANT:''' Argon drive should be installed and operated only by qualified electricians. Dangerous voltages and mechanics are involved and possibility of severe injury or even death is possible in case of installation or usage errors.

'''CURRENT STATUS:''' This guide is work in progress and should not be followed until this notice has been removed.
==Reading the guide==
Read trough the guide by '''following the outline''' and follow the '''hyper links''' to subtopics provided in the articles. Many useful and important key points are presented as:
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===Articles containing safety & equipment damage related information of Argon===
In addition to other documentation, make sure you have carefully read and understood all of the pages containing safety and equipment damage warnings before operating the device.
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==Argon introduction==
Argon is a servo motor drive designed by [http://granitedevices.com Granite Devices]. If you are not familiar with the features and specifications of the drive, see following articles:
* [[Argon (servo drive)]] - overview & features
* [[Argon specifications]] - electrical, physical and operating condition specs
==Preparations==
===Setup process overview===
The setup process is straightforward and kept as understandable as possible. In short the process goes as follows:
# Power up drive's logic voltage and test connection to [[Granity]] Argon setup software
# Make all necessary wiring to motor, AC mains and [[controller]]
# Once wired, connect again with [[Granity]] to make paramerization & servo tuning
# Finalize setup
In case of troubles, refer to [[#Troubleshooting|troubleshooting]] chapter and articles in [[:Category:Troubleshooting|troubleshooting category]]
===What you will need?===
;Items needed during this guide
*Argon drive
*[[SimpleMotion V2 USB adapter]]
*2 or more RJ45 Ethernet cables (Cat 5/5e/6, straight connection, '''not''' cross linked)
*Emergency stop button (normally closed NC type) or equivalent
*Regulated 24 VDC power supply, output capability at least 0.7A per drive
*A [[Argon user guide/Motor compatibility|Argon compatible servo motor]]
*Recommended: Shielded AC power conductors. Non-shielded will work but increase [[Electromagnetic interference|EMI]].
;Optional but highly recommended items
*[[Argon braking resistor|Braking resistor]]
*[[EMI suppression cores|Ferrite core EMI filters]]
*AC [[Power line filter]]
;Tools needed
*Screwdrivers
*Wire cutter
*Windows PC
;Skills needed
*Qualified electrician skills (license to make mains AC connections)
*Basic knowledge of servo systems

==Step 1, testing connection to computer==
===Preparations===
# Download and install the [[Granity]] software. Lates version is downloadable from the link: [http://granitedevices.com/assets/files/granity_setup.exe Granity software] for windows (approx 10 MB)
# Connect PE of [[Argon_wiring#J3_24V_power_and_motor_brake_port|J4 connector]] to protective earth. After that wire 24 VDC power supply to Argon's [[Argon_wiring#J3_24V_power_and_motor_brake_port|J3 connector]], however do not power up yet.
# Set Argon DIP switches to give an bus address to the device.
# Connect Argon J2.1 connector to [[SimpleMotion V2 USB adapter]] with a straight Ethernet cable and plug USB adapter to computer.
# Power up the 24 VDC power. Some leds should start blinking at the drive (specifily LD3 and/or LD4).
# Launch Granity software and:
##Go to Connect tab
##Ensure that SM V2 USB adapter is selected from drowdown list called ''Communication interface device''
##Click ''Connect to drive''
##Once list of connected drives pop up, select the one you connected and click ''Open''

Now if everything has gone well, you should see information like drive model and serial number on the Connect tab. Connection has been successfully tested and drive may be disconnected to proceed with next setup step.

==Step 2, wiring==
==Step 3, paramerization==
===Setting basic parameters===
===Servo tuning===
==Step 4, finalization==
==Troubleshooting==
===Led blinking sequences===